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PHOTOGRAPH: SHENTON PARK CHILD CENTRE KINDERGARTEN OPENING

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1976

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From a collection of black and white gloss photographs glued to cream mounts, taken at the Shenton Park Child Centre which was opened 13th March 1976 by the Mayor of Subiaco, Miss Evelyn H. Parker.
The Child Centre took the place of the Subiaco Infant Health Association building opened in 1929 by the President of the Association Lionel T Boas.
Image: Mr. Dick speaking.

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cwa-org-43-2006.243.5

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Photographic Paper

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Statement of significance

local history, history of education, history of child development.

Subiaco Museum

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