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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): CHILDREN SWIMMING, 1953, FROM JOLIMONT HISTORICAL IMAGES ALBUM 1, DON GIMM

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Black and white photograph showing six children playing by the water. Four children are shown at various stages jumping into the water and two remain on a makeshift jetty. A short article is attached to the album detailing the children are students at Jolimont State School.
They children jumping into the water are named: Paul Ratcliffe (9), Dennis Dale (9), Gerald Fallows (10) and Roberta Ratcliffe (13)
Children seated on the jetty: Graham Clifford (13) and Donald Grimm (12).
Has printed label affixed to album page: 'Young Engineers Improve Their Cooling System.'
Handwritten note: '1953' written on the bottom of the article.
Image from Album #2023.262

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cwa-org-43-2023.263.11

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190 mm

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123 mm

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