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Woolloomooloo playground

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Unique IDA-00027120SeriesSydney Reference Collection (SRC) - PhotographsDateBetween 1st January 1970 and 31st December 1979Date qualifierdecade onlyFormatPhotograph - DigitalDescriptionLooking N at the tennis courts in the Woolloomooloo Playground which has street frontages to McElhone Street on the right where W.H. Lobers has its Automotive Service Dept. Pring Street to the north with the RAN Depot building in view. To the left is Dowling Street & behind the photographer is Sydney Place. From a collection of photographs title "Save the Loo" taken by Geoff Beeche in the 1970s and provided on CD to the Archives by Edda Boyd in 2010. The Residents of Woolloomooloo (ROW) action group was formed in 1973.The Geoff Beeche photos of the ‘loo’ were from Brenda Humble’s collection of local history accumulated while she working with the resident-action group in the 1970s. LanguageNo linguistic content - Not applicable (zxx)Geographic location^[1]

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Street number94-124Street nameDowlingStreet typeStreetSuburbWoolloomooloo

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Source system ID067\067057Alternative IDSRC20493

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Woolloomooloo playground