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B/W film neg; Young black woman, new applicant for job at Westbourne Park garage, sitting in cab of midibus by Julia Spiegl, Jan 1988 - May 1989

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Reference number
1998/19989
Description
Young black woman, new applicant for job at Westbourne Park garage, sitting in cab of midibus.
Photographer
Dates
Jan 1988 - May 1989
Collection
Object type
  • B/w film neg
Photograph number
25024/3/31
Topics
Completeness
56%

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