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POSTCARD: OLD PICTON CHURCH

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Overview

Postcard with a landscape black and white photograph of a church surrounded by trees with a wooden fence in the forground. 'OLDEST CHURCH IN W.A., BUILT IN 1842' in small text at the bottom. There are significant abrasions on the photo side and worn jagged edges.

The reverse reads 'POST CARD / This space may be used for communication. The ADDRESS only to be / written here'. There is no written message.

St Mark's Anglican Church (Old Picton Church, St Mark the Evangelist, St. Mark's Anglican Church & fmr. Graveyard).

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2025.18

Item type

Material

Width

136 mm

Height or length

88 mm

Statement of significance

Image of the 'oldest church in WA' - Picton Anglican Church.

Last modified

Tuesday, 15 July, 2025

Completeness

72

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