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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): CHILD AT WATERS EDGE, JOLIMONT SWAMP, FROM JOLIMONT HISTORICAL IMAGES ALBUM 3, DON GIMM

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Album: Jolimont Historical Images Album 3, Don Gimm
Image: A black and white photograph of a child standing at the waters edge of Jolimont swamp. The child is seen standing at the left side of the image, wearing a hat, with hand on hip. Shrubs and trees can be seen emerging from the water in various places. The end of a fence like structure is seen in the background on the left side of the image.

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cwa-org-43-2023.267.27

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240 mm

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165 mm

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