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Photographs of Perth, Western Australia Home | Locality A-Z | Notes Subiaco Trendy inner city suburb just west of Perth known all over for its football oval |
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Subiaco - King Edward Memorial Hospital The main entrance of King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women - Bagot Road, Subiaco. September 2009 |
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Subiaco - Police Station This old house is still a police station. I thought most of these have closed but this one on Bagot Road endures. September 2009 |
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Subiaco - Church The Church on Salvado Road opposite St John of God Hospital. March 2008 |
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Subiaco - Hotel Well here is one really good watering hole that I hope is going nowhere! The Subiaco Hotel, diagonally opposite from the Regal Theatre. Jan 2008 |
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Subiaco - Rokeby Road Rokeby Records on Rokeby Road has long been a favourite haunt of audiophiles. Shock .. horror .. what is that "For Lease" sign ?January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Rokeby Road Apartments on the corner of Roberts Road and Rokeby Road. This sort of fine apartment building abound in this end of Subiaco. August 2009 |
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Subiaco - Oval "Home of Football" this sign says on the super-structure of Subiaco Oval. And in Western Australia it surely is. 2007 |
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Subiaco - Oval Here is the main entrance into Subiaco Oval viewed across Haydn Bunton Drive. 2007 |
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Subiaco - Oval Stands inside Subiaco Oval. All is silent now. It's hard to imagine the noise and action of a big game when here on an off-season day such as this. 2007 |
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Subiaco - Oval A closer and updated view of the main gate at Subiaco Oval, on Haydn Bunton Drive. July 2011 |
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Subiaco - Oval Subiaco Oval has been temporarily rebadged "Paterson's Stadium" through a sponsorship deal as happens with most major sports grounds. Here is a view of the oval sporting its new signage. July 2011 |
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Subiaco - Station St Markets Station Street Markets is still going strong. This is the entrance on Station Street, oddly enough. August 2009 |
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Subiaco - Station St Markets Station Street Markets is now the size of a postage stamp compared to what it used to be. Pity about all the lost stalls and outside dining area. I wonder if they will come back? This is near the Station Street entrance. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Old Markets Subiaco Markets has been a long-time attraction here on the corner of Roberts Street and Rokeby Road. Alas here it is all boarded up and silently awaiting demolition. A great pity for Subiaco. January 2008 |
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Subiaco - Old Markets What is the difference between this photo and the one above? Answer = 3 years. Still the same - nothing's been done - pity those stall-holders were given their notice to quit all that time ago. I wonder what's being gained? January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Regal Theatre The Regal Theatre on the corner of Hay Street and Rokeby Road is an icon as well-known as Subiaco itself. Rumour has it that this thespian enclave is due for the chop at well. Boo hoo. Jan 2008 |
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Subiaco - Train Station Walking back up Rokeby Road from Hay Street, here is the train station complex. The train lines are underground. One time there was a fine old wooden train station here. The old station has been preserved and now lives proudly in Whiteman Park. I like that leaning clock tower and mirror! Jan 2008 |
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Subiaco - Train Station Walking across Subiaco station, look down and you can see this tunnel portal. At the other end of this tunnel is near Daglish station (which is above ground). January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Subiaco Square This fine looking Japanese restaurant is on Subiaco Square - almost right next to the train station and the Station Street markets. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Subiaco Square Looking north from the train station is Woolworths and a trendy cafe (with the red-roofed canopy). Beyond that is a shopping arcade. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Subiaco Square The shopping arcade looks decidedly empty this Saturday afternoon. For some reason this area didn't seem to take off and there have been empty shops up the end there, or tenants that come and go fairly frequently over the years. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Rokeby Road Rather grand building on Rokeby Road near Bagot Road and Crossways Shopping Centre. Right now this building is home to Tokay clothes and fashion. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Crossways A view across the junction on Rokeby and Bagot Roads to Crossways shopping mall. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Library The City of Subiaco library on the corner of Rokeby and Bagot Roads. The city administration offices are a little to the south on Rokeby Road. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Museum Right next door to the library and recessed a bit from Rokeby Road is this Subiaco Museum. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - War Memorial On the corner of Rokeby Road and Hamersley Road is this war memorial. The foundation stone was laid by Sir Francis Newdegate, who was Governor of Western Australia at that time, on 17th December 1922. The memorial was originally built to honour citizens of Subiaco who fell in World War I, and later included other conflicts. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - School A peek at the front of the Subiaco primary school which is located on Bagot Road. January 2011 |
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Subiaco - Totterdell Terrace These terraced houses on Bagot Road look fantastic. Are they old or new or a bit of both? In keeping with the practice from many years ago, the builders/renovators have inscribed on the upper building its name and date. January 2011 |
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