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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: ROKEBY ROAD, CIRCA 1910

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c. 1910

Overview

Black and white copy of photograph. Original postcard no.12 in the 'Perfection' series, titled 'Central Subiaco'. The image shows Rokeby Road and its tramlines circa 1910. The signboard of 'Mach and & Sons', plumbers, is visible above the roofline behind a large tree at the left of the image foreground. The name of W.Quinlan appears on the side of the verandah at the right of the image foreground. The tower of Subiaco Hotel is visible in the background at left.

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PHOTOGRAPH: ROKEBY ROAD, C.1910

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1991.335

Item type

Material

Width

125 mm

Height or length

880 mm

Keywords

Rokeby Road, Subiaco

Year

Statement of significance

Local and social history

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