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POSTCARD: ST PETERS CATHERDRAL, NORTH ADELAIDE

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1980

Overview

Scalloped edge postcard with colour photograph of St Peters Cathedral in North Adelaide. The church is surrounded by trees, including a plam tree to the right.

The reverse has a hand written message in blue pen addressed to 'Mrs L Dennis / 31 Cook Street / Nedlands 6009 / West Australia'. The message is dated 'Londay 28th April 80' from 'Noelene and Alan' about their travels in Adelaide and addressed to 'Dear Aunty Lil'. There is a colour stamp of Queen Elizabeth II with 'Australia 22c' below.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2025.21

Item type

Material

Width

142 mm

Height or length

102 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Distributed by Terry Castle & Co Adelaide

Year

Statement of significance

Postcard addressed to Lillian Dennis.

Last modified

Monday, 17 November, 2025

Completeness

83

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