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EDWARD BARNETT & CO STORE, ALBANY c1900

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c. 1900

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Early black and white photographic image of the shopfront to Edward Barnett and Co's store when Stirling Terrace still served as Albany's high street. With the staff lining the curb. Not long after this photo was taken, in 1905 the shopfront shown here, the veranda and second floor fronting Stirling terrace were completely destroyed by fire.

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Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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