File:Swimmers at the Bogey Hole, Newcastle, New South Wales.jpg
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English: This image was scanned from the original glass positive. It is from a collection of glass slides of Newcastle and coastal shipping, c.1870-c.1940, and was presented by Mr. E. Braggett to the University of Newcastle in October 1975. It is held by Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle Library, NSW, Australia. |
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