Item 652: Tribune negatives including segregated grounds and facilities demonstrating apartheid, police courts, a unidentified meeting, unidentified portraits, n.d.

The Tribune (Communist Party of Australia newspaper) collection of negatives and photographic prints featuring Communist activists, prominent individuals, social issues and demonstrations, 1964-1991

Includes:

Two people using telephones labelled "Whites only", Row 1 no.1, row 2 no.3.

Numerous people sitting in a nature strip, nature strip is segregated into 'black' and 'white' sections, with signs indicating where people are allowed to be, Row 1 no. 3-6, row 2 no. 1-2.

The exterior of the police courts, Row 2 no. 1-3, row 3 no. 1.

Meeting of people in an unidentified building, Row 3 no. 2-4.

A ship docked at a wharf, Row 3 no. 5.

The begining of a demonstration from Mosman and Willoughby, some police presence, Row 3, no.6, row 4 no. 1-4.

Unidentified portraits of men, Row 4, no. 5-6, row 5, row 6 no. 1-5.

Unidentified mother and child, Row 6 no. 6.

Item 652: Tribune negatives including segregated grounds and facilities demonstrating apartheid, pol...

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