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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): COVID 19 SIGNAGE AND BARRIERS, PLAYGROUND, JUNE 2020

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2020

Overview

Digital colour photograph featuring a swing set. The swings are wrapped around the top bar to prevent use. There is a yellow and black hazard tape wrapped around frame. A white sign with brown accents and blue symbols has been erected on a post with the City of Subiaco logo in top left corner that reads 'Please practice social distancing'.

The park has a wooden fence on the right side of the photograph and a cream fence with bore water marks on the back perimeter. The ground has been mulched around the playground. A red moveable tic-tac-toe game can be seen behind the swing set. There are large trees around the fence line shading the park.

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-43-2024.251.20

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Pandemic - Covid19

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Subiaco Museum

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