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PHOTOGRAPH: 'HOUSE AT 97 RUPERT STREET, SUBIACO' 1919

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1985

Overview

The photograph shows 97 Rupert Street in 1919 (presumably not long after construction). The house has a decorative verandah and front fence. It also has a vacant block on the left of the image.
Reverse: A handwritten inscription in black ink which reads '1919, 97 Rupert St. Home of Taylor family donated by Mr E.G. Taylor'.

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1988.308.2

Item type

Material

Photographic Materials

Width

120 mm

Height or length

80 mm

Year

Statement of significance

Local and housing history

Geotag

-31.955165636621, 115.82467168313

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