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Busselton Historical Society > Records

Framed Photograph - Herding Cattle

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Brown wooden frame with glass front. Black and white photograph of cattle being herded by a man.

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cwa-org-124-2025.171

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Themes

Agriculture
Social History

Material

Keywords

Livestock-cattle

Primary significance criteria

Social or spiritual significance

Last modified

Sunday, 1 June, 2025

Busselton Historical Society

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