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Edgecliff Album containing coloured photographs dated June 1966 of the area prior to its redevelopment in the 1970's.

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Shelf Location Collection Volume Ref. Branch Status Due Date
PF004610
Local History   Double Bay . Not for Loan .  
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Record Number 566146
Corporate Author Local History Research File
Title Edgecliff Album containing coloured photographs dated June 1966 of the area prior to its redevelopment in the 1970's. [Picture]
Publisher/Date 1966.
Pagination etc. 23 photographs: col; 8.75 x 8.75
Location of original PF004610
Copyright Copyright : Woollahra Library
History Much of this area was extensively redeveloped during the 1970's with the construction of the Edgecliff Centre and the Edgecliff Interchange.
Provenence This album was compiled by the donor's father who worked at Jarman's wine and spirits shop, New South Head Road, Edgecliff, in the late 1950's early 1960's. The photographs are captioned with clippings from a newspaper article "A world dies" by Heinz A. Bernhard, Hall St., Bondi Beach and several have 'Jun.66' printed in their margins
Subject -- Photographs
-- Photographs.
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