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Photograph - Wilfred Rackett in the seaweed thrown ashore at Busselton by a storm

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1926

Overview

B/W photo of a person sitting on piles of seaweed that has washed ashore next to a jetty. Three people on the jetty. Shelters in the background

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Registration number

cwa-org-124-0274

Item type

Photographs

Themes

Material

Photographic Paper

Contextual information

Wilfred Rackett in the seaweed thrown ashore at Busselton by a storm

Keywords

Busselton Jetty

Wilfred Rackett

Year

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Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Last modified

Thursday, 12 June, 2025

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