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Country Women's Association of WA > Records

Foundation Stone - Goldfields CWA House

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1984

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Country Women's Association of WA: State Significance

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Inscribed with 'Goldfields CWA House Officially opened by Mrs L Lundy
State President of the Country Women's Association of Western Australia Inc. on 29th June 1984
The Association acknowledges the generous assistance of the Western Mining - Sire Lindesay Clark Trust Fund andthe Lotteries Commission of WA'

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