Geelong tram conductress
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Photo shows a Geelong conductress standing in front of a tram. Background is that a Mr Hershol, took the photo and sent it to the conductress.
Yields information about one of the Geelong tramway conductresses during WW2.
Black and white photo with notes on the rear.
In ink on the rear - "I am a country boy and I know how to land you conductress to have your photo taken / Mr W J Hershol. 43 Garnet St Brunswick"
