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Kew 25 Belmont Ave. Copies of Life (1951)

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Kew 25 Belmont Ave. Copies of Life

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Kew 25 Belmont Ave. Copies of Life

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Triangular House - Studley Street, Kew, Melbourne. Roy Grounds. 19511951Triangular House - Studley Street, Kew, Melbourne. Roy Grounds. 19511951Belvedere home at Kew designed by John and Phyllis Murphy, 19511951Belvedere home at Kew designed by John and Phyllis Murphy, 19511951Belvedere home at Kew designed by John and Phyllis Murphy, 19511951Belvedere home at Kew designed by John and Phyllis Murphy, 19511951Kew 25 Belmont Ave. Copies of Life, 19511951Belvedere home at Kew designed by John and Phyllis Murphy, 19511951Belvedere home at Kew designed by John and Phyllis Murphy, 19511951Studley House, 15 Nolan Ave., Kew, [Vic.], c. 1950c. 1950Triangular House, Studley St., Kew, overlooking Yarra River, 19521952Triangular House, Studley St., Kew, overlooking Yarra River, 19521952

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Large group of men, women and children outside Church of Christ, Berry Street, North Essendon, 1951?Large group of men, women and children outside Church of Christ, Berry Street, North Essendon, 1951?Large group of men, women and children outside Church of Christ, Berry Street, North Essendon, 1951?Large group of men, women and children outside Church of Christ, Berry Street, North Essendon, 1951?Large group of men, women and children outside Church of Christ, Berry Street, North Essendon, 1951?[Richmond senior team] [picture, c. 1951South Melbourne Football Club, team photo, c. 1951Carl Hurwood of Newport had difficulty getting into his hammock, c. 1951Professor Brian Lewis returning to Melbourne from a trip to Turkey, greeted by architecture students in oriental costume, 1951Len Hutton batting during the 5th Test Match played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, 1951Pte. Cliff Deveney of Coburg (V) loads his rifle during a battle in which Australian took part in Korea, c. 1951Bends and hitches occupy the hands, eyes and minds of these National Service trainees under the eagle eye of Chief Petty Officer G.L. Davies, of Melbourne, during their seamanship course, c. 1951