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VOLUNTEER CHURCH PARADE, YORK STREET, ALBANY C1910

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c. 1910

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Black and white photographic image, one of a series, showing a volunteer church parade in lower York St at the then Duke St intersection. Possibly empire day 1909? The crowd are dispersing after the parade probably heading off according to denomination to their various churches.

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One of a series, see P1989.330, P1989.332

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