P00063 1934 December floods Argyle Avenue boys playing
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In December 1934, 700 houses were inundated with water, when the Dandenong Creek and Patterson River broke their banks.
Black and white photo boys playing in the flood waters in Argyle Street, Chelsea, East of Fowler Street. Coming down the street is a horse pulling a cart with people on board, and a person on horse back following.
