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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: LAST TRAM, HAY STREET, 1958

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Dr. J. Elphinstone

1958

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Coloured print of transparency showing the last tram to leave Subiaco. The tram is turning the corner from Rokeby Road into Hay Street. The Subiaco Hotel stands in the left foreground. Mounted police are in attendance. Cars are parked on both sides of Hay Street. A large crowd of people are watching the proceedings.

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cwa-org-43-2006.240

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Dr. J. Elphinstone

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Hay Street, Subiaco

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Trams were an important means of public transport in the early and mid 20th century

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