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Photograph - Mayor Carroll, Civic Centre Opening, 1968

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City of Melville

1968

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Melville Photographic Collection

Overview

Black and white photograph of Civic Centre Opening. V.I.P table - Mayor Carroll making speech, waiter in bow tie behind him.

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Registration number

cwa-org-137-P1743.3

Item type

Themes

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

250 mm

Height or length

200 mm

Keywords

Place made

Booragoon, Western Australia, Australia

Year

City of Melville Museums

City of Melville Museums

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