Camping Dee Why, c 1950

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Record number61421Datec.1950DescriptionSurf Club land on the corner of The Strand and Dee Why Parade. This photo was taken from the top floor of the old clubhouse on The Strand. The Dee Why Surf Club owned two blocks of land on the corner of The Strand and Dee Why Parade where a tall block of flats is now. They gave the land to the Council in a deal to build a new clubhouse. The land was used as a camping area. The council had given the club notice to quit the land as the campers were using council facilities like showers and toilets.MenuPlace | Beaches D-K | Dee Why Beach (N.S.W.)Community | Recreation and Sport | Surf Life Saving | Dee Why SLSCCommunity | Recreation and Sport | CampingSourceDee Why Surf Life Saving ClubSubjectsBeachesDee Why Beach (N.S.W.)Recreation and SportSurf Life SavingDee Why SLSCKeywordsBeaches
Surf Life Saving Clubhouses
Caravan Parks
Camping Grounds
Cars
Caravans
Vintage CarsPhysical descriptionPhotograph; Slide; Digital Image 300 DPI Last edited by: Penny Morse

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CollectionDee Why Panorama, 1920sRelated itemsDee Why Beach Panorama, 1920s

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