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OLD THEATRE LANE ENTRANCE AND SHOPS, BAY VIEW TERRACE

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Colour. Roofed solid semi-circular entrance to Old Theatre Lane with name at front. Glass façade at second level as infill between Drabbles building to the left and old picture theatre, now shops, to the right. Shops with names on verarandah black painted facades - [John McDiven Jewellery] and [Scarpers]. Scarpers has striped blind hanging over pavement.

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Photograph taken by project staff member for Regonal Display 1993, centenary of local government for Claremont Roads Board that consisted of Claremont, Nedlands, Cottesloe and Mosman Park. This building demolished in 1999.

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cwa-org-28--99-1060

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