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Stamped on back with purple ink - Shannon Centennial 1887 – 1987

Shannon Railway Station, looking south, c.1920’s 1 B&W photo print, copy

View of platform with verandah added about 1909-10 and white picket fence (left) with advertising hoardings for ‘Sunlight Soap’ & ‘Hubbuck’s White Lead’.

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