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Demolition Books [Municipal Council of Sydney / City of Sydney]

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Children playing outside, Kippax Street Surry Hills, circa 1909

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Unique IDA-00036578SeriesDemolition Books [Municipal Council of Sydney / City of Sydney]DateBetween 1st January 1909 and 31st December 1913Date qualifiercircaFormatPhotograph - PrintDescriptionKippax St Surry Hills (24-26). Weatherboard former cottage set below roadway, in state of being demolished. Adjoining (right) is a sandstone and corrugated iron roof terrace with enclosed verandah and wrought iron balcony. Proprietors name J. Graham is over entrance door and in the window a painted sign reads Cheap Cash Grocer, and another Ask for Siren Soap. A group of mainly barefoot children lean on the remains of a wooden picket fence as others play (left). (DUPLICATE of CRS 51/348)LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesGeographic location^[1]

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Children playing outside, Kippax Street Surry Hills, circa 1909

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