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PHOTOGRAPH: 'MCCALLUM AVENUE NEW PLAY EQUIPMENT' 1989

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1989

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Overview

A coloured photograph of new play equipment being installed at McCallum Avenue Precinct. The play equipment is pink and blue. There is one man working on the right side of the equipment and three men working on the left. Three shovels are spread on the ground next to the men on the left.
Reverse: A handwritten inscription in red ink reads 'New play equipment - McCallum Ave Mini-Park, November 1989'.

Historical information

A photograph of new play equipment being installed at the McCallum Avenue Precinct small park.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.368.1

Item type

Material

Width

152 mm

Height or length

102 mm

Keywords

McCallum Avenue, Daglish

Parks, Gardens And Reserves

Year

Geotag

-31.951472, 115.812808

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