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MECHANICS INSTITUTE, ALBANY c1900

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c. 1900

Overview

Black and white image from glass plate negative: View of the Mechanics Institute at the corner of Vancouver and Collie Street looking WNW the large single story two winged building centre left of frame.

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cwa-org-51-P2008.40

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Photographic Plates

Contextual Information

An unusually high vantage view of this building and this part of town possibly taken form vicinity of St Johns Anglican church. From a tree? Great representative image and a snap shot rich in details for this part of Albany of over one hundred years ago.

Keywords

Albany Buildings

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Albany
Western Australia
Australia

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Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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