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Atlas Service Station, JC & LR Preston

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1988 Bicentennial Photos

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Atlas Service Station. Prop. JC & LR Preston.

Currently Cranbrook Community Mens Shed since 2012.

Located adjacent to the Baptist Church, on the corner of Gratham Street and Great Southern Highway (also called Climie Street)

circa 1960

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cwa-org-130-Shire Photographic Collection Bicentennial Photo 128

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Atlas Service Station

JC & LR Parsons

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-34.297177227952, 117.55139296682

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Atlas Service Station, JC & LR Preston, circa 1960.

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