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PHOTOGRAPH: 'ROKEBY ROAD/ HAMERSLEY ROAD', 1984

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1984

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Overview

A coloured photograph showing a view down the road There is a row of power lines and parked cars along the left side of the road that follow into the distance. A brown/ red multi story brick building is visible on the left with a large arched window in its centre.
Reverse: Has handwritten label 'Rokeby Rd- Hamersley to Heytesbury, 24/8/84', 'Prior to the Removal of Power Lines.'

Historical information

21 August 1984

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.127.4

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

152 mm

Height or length

101 mm

Year

Geotag

-31.952431408498, 115.82394354135

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