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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: WINTERBOTTOMS FACTORY AERIAL VIEW

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Overview

Black and white aerial photograph of Winterbottoms factory complex at Jolimont, between Tig and & Bishop Streets.Large central factory with other sheds in close proximity. Numerous cars are parked in rows around the factory, likely recently assembled at Winterbottoms works. Hay Street is seen on the photograph near the upper margin.
Reverse: Written in pencil 'Feb. '55'

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2003.111

Item type

Material

Photographic Materials

Width

250 mm

Height or length

197 mm

Keywords

DAVIES, Ronald John

Statement of significance

Factory in former Subiaco-Jolimont industrial area now redeveloped for housing ( St. Ives )

Subiaco Museum

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