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PHOTOGRAPH: ROSEBERY STREET - INTERIOR OF HOMEMADE SHED AT REAR OF HOUSE

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1998

Overview

B and W photograph of interior of homemade shed in backyard of house. Wooden chair in centre with tin cauldron on seat. Fly swat hanging on rear wall, meat safe and bottles on top of wooden cupboard, tin trunk on top of the wooden cupboard closest to camera. One drawer missing in this cupboard.

Historical information

see newspaper cuttings. See also P99.91-100. Enlargement Box N.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1999.299

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

152 mm

Height or length

104 mm

Keywords

Rosebery Street

Year

Statement of significance

Historical and social significance.Interior of homemade shed in backyard of Whittakers workman's timber kit house

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