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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): COVID 19 SIGNAGE, SUBIACO LIBRARY 237 ROKEBY ROAD, JUNE 2020

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2020

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Digital colour photograph of the front doors of the Subiaco library. The image shows signage displayed in the glass doors at the front of the Subiaco Library. On the left the digital people counter is visible. At the top of the image a partials sign displays the opening times of the library. In the centre of the image is a COVID Safety Plan Certificate. It has the W.A. Government crest in the top left corner. The sign reads;

Premises name Subiaco Library. COVID Safety Plan Certificate. Welcome, We can accommodate 20 patrons and agree to maintain the WA Government's safety measures. The name S Nicholson and the date 21/05/2020 appears at the bottom of the sign.

Next to this is another sign with reads; Subiaco Library public toilets are closed for public safety. To the right of this is a sign which reads; Recharge point. You have the power!

Historical information

Images taken around Subiaco in 2020 to document the COVID-19 pandemic social distancing and hygiene requirements. Images include rainbows and teddies on roads which were created as a symbol of hope.

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cwa-org-43-2024.251.4

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Pandemic - Covid19

Subiaco Library

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Subiaco Museum

Subiaco Museum

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