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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): CROSSWAYS SHOPPING CENTRE, ANIMAL FARM, SUBIACO EVENTS, LIZ ANDERSON COLLECTION, 1997

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1996

Overview

Coloured image of unknown people in Subiaco. Image shows an animal farm with a picket fence enclosure. There are people looking at the animals and shop signs in the background. There are coloured photographs suspended on wires above. The shops signs in the background are Subiaco Sewing and Body Right Chemist. There is a wooden bench in the foreground and gum trees around the enclosure.

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cwa-org-43-2024.220.12

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Animals/Animal Products

Year

Statement of significance

From a collection of digital images taken by Elizabeth (Liz) Anderson of houses, streets and events in Subiaco between 1996 and 1998.

Subiaco Museum

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