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The Kodja Place Cultural Centre - Kojonup > Records

KOJONUP TENNIS CLUB 1903

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1903

Overview

Kojonup's First tennis club location is believed to be south of the oldnKojonup School that was on corner of Spring Street and Pensioner Road - present day Day care and Toy Library. The building behind is part of that school. Note dress and shape of tennis racquets. Believed to be taken beside the state school in 1903. . 17b is a photocopy of this photo with the names of those present, found in 'First the Spring' by Merle Bignell.

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Registration number

cwa-org-118-KPCW2025.17a-b

Item type

Photographs

Inscriptions and markings

AJ Moulton Perth

Keywords

Tennis

Year

Primary significance criteria

Social or spiritual significance

Last modified

Saturday, 28 February, 2026

Completeness

83

The Kodja Place Cultural Centre - Kojonup

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