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PHOTOGRAPH: VIEW OF METTERS LAND

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Anthony Leslie

1984

Overview

A view across vacant land that was once Metters Factory. In the background are buildings, which could be St.John of God Hospital, a few houses and St. Joseph's Church. The land was developed into Home Base - a shopping precinct.

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Two scenes of the vacant land where Metters Factory once stood.

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cwa-org-43-2007.124

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Anthony Leslie

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Statement of significance

Former site of Metters Limited, an important factory in the Subiaco area, providing work for many residents.

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PHOTOGRAPH: VIEW OF ROAD AND VACANT LAND, FORMERLY SITE OF METTERS FACTORY

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