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PHOTOGRAPH: INDUSTRY AND UNITING CHURCH EXHIBITION OPENING, SUBIACO MUSEUM, 1998

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1998

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Black and white photograph of Ross Gorton standing outside the Subiaco Museum with a Humes pipe. Gorton is wearing a dark coloured jacket over a white shirt and tie, light coloured pants and sunglasses. He has his right hand on the vertical concrete Humes pipe, which has 'Humes / Welshpool / 600F' marked on the side in black lettering.

Photograph part of a series from the Industry and Uniting Church exhibition opening at the Subiaco Museum, 1998.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1999.333.6

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

105 mm

Height or length

155 mm

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Year

Statement of significance

Historical significance spiritual, technical

Subiaco Museum

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