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Last Vintage Faranda Winery 2013 - Living History video

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City of Wanneroo

2013

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Oral History Collection

Overview

Colourr video, 5 minutes 33 seconds, MP4

Historical information

After World War Two, Leone (Leo) Faranda bought land at the 14 mile Peg, Wanneroo Road and he and his wife Cona, planted Muscat grapes, tomatoes and lemons. In 2013 Faranda Wines produced its final vintage.

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Registration number

cwa-org-57-Faranda LH

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Public location

Wanneroo Community History Centre

Last modified

Tuesday, 29 April, 2025

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83

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