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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): SUBIACO SKATE PARK, LIZ ANDERSON COLLECTION, AUGUST 2015

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This photograph is of the Subiaco Skate Park sign, with a young male on his skateboard to its right. The photograph is taken from the path, and shows the path in front of the sign, and trees behind. A established palm tree is central and also has a light post to the far left of the photograph.

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cwa-org-43-2024.241.17

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Parks, Gardens And Reserves

Recreation Activities

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Statement of significance

From a collection of digital images taken by Liz Anderson of houses, streets and events in Subiaco in August 2015 as part of a commission from the Subiaco Museum

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