The Chapel, Mission To Seamen, Port Melbourne, Vic.
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This postcard is part of a series by Rose Stereograph and likely to be sold in the Mission to be used by seafarers.
Black and white postcard depicting the inside of the chapel in the 1937 Port Melbourne Mission with pews, reed organ and altar.
Written in blue ink by David Conolly: "Faded, which spoils it. Also it's bigger than in this picture."
