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BAY VIEW TERRACE SOUTH FROM STIRLING HIGHWAY

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c. 1910

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B/W Print Bay View Terrace south, from the intersection of Stirling Highway (then Claremont Ave). On the left or eastern side is the Claremont Park with many trees and enclosed by a white picket fence. Two girls in white dresses are at the entrance to the park at the northern end. On the right side is a person riding a white horse into a property, the Blacksmith's. Several people are walking further down the road and in the middle background the Mansions (then Matheson's Tce) on Victoria Avenue is visible. Across the lower edge is the inscription [Bay View Terrace, Claremont]

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cwa-org-28--98-381

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c. 1910

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-31.983157365607, 115.78138564895

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