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Nightsoil Hatpins and Health Inspectors : Cleaning up the City of Perth 1910 - 1915

 

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Summary
In 1910, sewage did not just disappear down the toilet. The streets of Perth were dirty and ladies’ hatpins could be lethal weapons! This exhibition tells the story of Perth, a town that grew into a modern city over five years from 1910 to 1915.

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A pamphlet describing the exhibition Nightsoil, Hatpins and Health Inspectors.

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