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Old Synagogue, [Charwood Crescent] St. Kilda, [Melbourne, foundation stone laid on 1st July, 1872], St Kilda (1934)

1934 · St Kilda

Old Synagogue, [Charwood Crescent] St. Kilda, [Melbourne, foundation stone laid on 1st July, 1872]

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Old Synagogue, [Charwood Crescent] St. Kilda, [Melbourne, foundation stone laid on 1st July, 1872]

1934St KildaThe 1930s

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