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Claremont Museum > Records

CLAREMONT RAILWAY STATION LOOKING WEST

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B/W Copy of postcard. The western ends of the platforms at Claremont railway station, train lines disappearing to the west towards Barnfield Rd, showing the level crossing from Gugeri Street to Claremont Crescent and Shenton Rd with the gates open. Notice on the end of platform [ NOTICE/ NO THOROUGHFARE/ TRESPASSERS WILL BE/ PROSECUTED] Gugeri Street on the left with houses, fences and trees Printed on top edge [ LOOKING WEST FROM CLAREMONT STATION, W.A.]

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Level crossing erected August 1931.

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cwa-org-28--98-49

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Claremont Museum

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