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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: TRAM BESIDE WAITING ROOM AT ROKEBY ROAD SAW AVENUE TERMINUS 1957

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Dr. J. Elphinstorne

1957

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Coloured print of transparency of green and cream tram car travelling along Rokeby Road near Thomas Street. Building is waiting room at terminus for passengers transferring from Subiaco to Nedlands tram line. Subiaco and Nedlands Saw Avenue and trees in Kings Park in background. Grey-green Morris Minor travels along Thomas Street. Red brick Building with red tiled roof partly obscured by tram. The building stands on present site of Subiaco Police and Citizens Youth Club.

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Dr. J. Elphinstorne

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History of transport in Subiaco

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