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Lost Mundaring and Surroundings Local History Museum > Records

Stoneville Tennis Courts Sign

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Stoneville Progress Association

1989

Historical information

Stoneville Tennis Courts opened in June 1989 at (Bentley) Norris Park and were run by the Stoneville Progress Association. The courts are still there, however there are no tennis nets or a local club.

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cwa-org-217-9

Contextual Information

Sign found during the demolition of the Mundaring Fire School (formerly the Stoneville Hall) in December 2021.

Place made

Stoneville/Mundaring Shire
WA

Year

Lost Mundaring and Surroundings Local History Museum

Lost Mundaring and Surroundings Local History Museum

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