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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): 191 PARK STREET, SUBIACO DURING RENOVATIONS, 2008

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Susan Wann

2008

Overview

Coloured photograph showing the uncovered wood building structure of 191 Park Street Subiaco. Image shows a side view of the house with the exterior walls removed. Outer and inner walls almost completely removed, louvre window, small window, wooden supports, guttering and downpipe remain. Bath can be seen inside.
Taken 10 November 2008

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cwa-org-43-2008.224.4

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Susan Wann

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Park Street [191], Subiaco

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Photograph taken during renovation works on 191 Park Street, Subiaco

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