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Group of People at Camp Cove - Sesquicentenary Celebrations, Sydney Harbour (1938)

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Group of People at Camp Cove - Sesquicentenary Celebrations

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Group of People at Camp Cove - Sesquicentenary Celebrations

1938Sydney HarbourThe 1930s

Taken in 1938 on Sydney Harbour. One of 626 photos of Sydney Harbour on Old Sydney.

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