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QUEENS PARK ROTUNDA, ALBANY
c. 1905Overview
Black and white image on glass plate negative of Queens Park Rotunda Albany from Lower Stirling Terrace looking NE.
Historical information
Taken from what was originally Lower Stirling Terrace and is now Proudlove Parade.
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Registration number
cwa-org-51-P2008.44
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Material
Keywords
Place made
Albany
Western Australia
Australia
Western Australia
Australia
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Historic significance
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-35.027331784384, 117.8851876821
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Nearest geotagged records:
- ALBANY "ROUND THE HOUSES" RACE, THE FINISH LINE (0.05km away)
- LOWER STIRLING TERRACE, C.E.BOLT BUILDING (0.13km away)
- ALBANY, CENTENARY PARADE (0.14km away)
- SOLDIERS MARCHING IN ALBANY'S CENTENARY PARADE (0.14km away)
- AWAS on Rottnest WF2918 WATERS (0.15km away)
- World War 1, Middle East, 1581 GRIBBLE, 10 Australian Light Horse, 1916 (0.16km away)
- DREW'S - A BOAN'S STORE (0.17km away)
- YORK STREET, ALBANY, BON MARCHE (0.17km away)
- LONDON HOTEL (0.18km away)
- World War 1, Australia, Western Australia, 3773 RALPH, 10 Light Horse (0.2km away)
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