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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): AERIAL VIEW OF SUBIACO, FALLEN SOILDERS MEMORIAL CLOCK TOWER AND MUNICIPAL GARDENS

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Stuart Gore

c. 1953

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Black and white aerial view of Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial 'The Clock Tower' and gardens, corner of Rokeby and Hamersley Roads, Subiaco, and surrounding streets and houses.

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cwa-org-43-2024.224

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Stuart Gore

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Memorial - Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial

Municipality Of Subiaco

Municipal Electricity

Subiaco Municipal Gardens

Subiaco Municipal Council

Rokeby Road, Subiaco

Heytesbury Road

Subiaco Council Chambers (Original)

Subiaco Municipal Electric Light Supply

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Wednesday, 17 July, 2024

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