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St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Australia, late Dec 1943

Caption     St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Australia, late Dec 1943 ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbasejackheyn.yolasite.com
Photo Size 1,204 x 802 pixels
Photos on Same Day 20 Dec 1943
Photos at Same Place Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Added By C. Peter Chen
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WW2-Era Place Name Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Lat/Long -37.8169, 144.9674
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