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Perth, Western Australia

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2223P - Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip with Sir Alexander Reid in front of the Reid Library (under construction) during the royal visit - 25 March 1963

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DescriptionNegative available Creator (organisation)The University of Western AustraliaFormDigital photographIn collectionUWA Events

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Place of creationPerth, Western AustraliaDate taken25th March 1963

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Subject (place)Reid Library, UWASubject (topic)Buildings And Grounds

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ContributorUniversity ArchivesItem locationThe University of Western Australia ArchivesRecord number2223P

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2223P - Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip with Sir Alexander Reid in front of the Reid Library (under construction) during the royal visit - 25 March 1963

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