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Shire of Toodyay > Records

CONNOR`S MILL

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B & W photo showing the laying of engine foundations at the rear of Connor`s Mill when it was a power house.
A large wooden wheel barrow is seen in the foreground adjacent to a man in uniform who is holding a spade
His name (on reverse of photo) is "Corporal" Wroth, but his actual name was Norman Campbell.
Another man bending down is visible on the other side of a wooden structure. A pile of sand is behind "Corporal".

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Registration number

cwa-org-37-2001.1110

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Material

Width

12.8000 cm

Height or length

9 cm

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Shire of Toodyay

Shire of Toodyay

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