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PHOTOGRAPH: THE SUBIACO HOTEL WITH SPIRE

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Sepia gloss photograph shows corner of hotel with pillars inset into wall and spire is exposed. The wings on either side are obscured by the verandahs on the upper and lower levels. Name of Licensee, P. J. Keane appears above the door on the left hand side of the corner structure. Building features ornate design with awnings over the windows on the upper level of the corner structure and blinds hung on the upper level verandahs of the wings. Two men are standing on the pavement under the verandah. Museum has negative

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1985.354

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

190 mm

Height or length

245 mm

Keywords

Statement of significance

local and social history of Subiaco

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