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Photograph - Group photo, 02/05/1988

  • B&W photo of three people in front of a seated audience. A woman and a man are standing on either side of a freestanding whiteboard, while another woman is sitting at a large rectangular table. Behind them, there is a large projector screen affixed to the brick wall. There are two posters on the wall, one of which contains the text "Arthritis affects one in five Australians". There are also two handwritten signs on the wall, one of which contains the title, "BINGO".

    Arthritis Foundation of Victoria: Community Seminar, Springvale 1988

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  • B&W photo of three people in front of a seated audience. A woman and a man are standing on either side of a freestanding whiteboard, while another woman is sitting at a large rectangular table. Behind them, there is a large projector screen affixed to the brick wall. There are two posters on the wall, one of which contains the text "Arthritis affects one in five Australians". There are also two handwritten signs on the wall, one of which contains the title, "BINGO".

Historical information

On the 2nd of May, 1988, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV) held an educational Community Seminar at the Springvale Neighbourhood House. This photo depicts Dr Leslie Koadlow, Rheumatologist, Heather Rose (seated), and an unidentified woman at the event.

Physical description

Black and white photo of three people in front of a seated audience, in a hall. At the top end of the hall, there is a freestanding whiteboard, a large table, and a slide projector screen affixed to the brick wall. There are a few posters and signs on the wall.

Inscriptions & markings

[Handwritten in pencil] 2/5/88 Seminar at Springvale Neighbourhood House [handwritten in black ink] (underline, followed by) 27

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