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PHOTOGRAPH: 'AXON STREET RE-ALIGNMENT' 1987

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1987

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A coloured photograph of Axon Park (now Market Square Park) under construction. There is a slanted pile of yellow sand on the right side of the image. There is a singular tree in this area of yellow sand. Behind the tree is a yellow tractor. On the outskirts of the park, two people are standing near a utility pole.
Reverse: A typed label reads 'Axon Street/Townshend Road realignment November 1987'. A handwritten inscription has been added to this label which reads 'Cnr Roberts + Townshend'.

Historical information

A photograph of Axon Park.

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.348.8

Item type

Material

Width

102 mm

Height or length

152 mm

Keywords

Market Square Park

Roberts Road, Subiaco

Axon Street, Subiaco

Year

1987

Geotag

-31.945402, 115.828608

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