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Claremont Museum > Records

COLES NEW-WORLD SUPERMARKET CLOSURE 1983

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1983

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Coles NewWorld Supermarket closure old site in 1983, car park off St. Quentin Ave. Inside and outside scenes. Image [c] is the wait for the last 10min mark down on frozen food before 12 noon Saturday 5 March.

Historical information

Claremont store first established in St Qeuntin Avenue. Closed in 1983 and reopened as part of the Clarmeont Arcade (50 Bay View Terrace). Closed again and reopened as part of the Claremont Quarter in 2011.

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cwa-org-28--98-525-a-d

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1983

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