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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: NEW NORCIA JOURNAL LAUNCH SUBIACO LIBRARY

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City of Subiaco

2004

Overview

A coloured photograph of three men at foreground of shot, older man in monk habit, Tony Costa, younger man with eyes closed, standing in front of library shelves.

Historical information

Brought to museum by Colleen Harris (manager, Library and Heritage Services).

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2008.206.2

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City of Subiaco

Year

Statement of significance

social; photos show launch of history book connected with city.

Subiaco Museum

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