Club History Page 3 (Meeting Places)Over the 60 years of existence the Wodonga/Albury Camera Club has had many homes, below is the timeline of meeting places has been set out. |
Entry to meeting is a $2 coin Continues. |
Entry to meeting is a $2 coin as the day of "Free" is over unfortunately. |
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(This room was used for the Photographic Competition each year. The club moved to this room for a temporary meeting room until we found a new location). |
(Meeting were held up stairs which was harder for the older members. This was a temporary place until a new one was found).. |
(Meeting was held in the bottom corner room. After it was sold Snowy had a showroom. In 2004 Snowy's moved out and Plush Furniture moved in). |
(Located next to the North Albury pool). |
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This was the first high school in Wodonga and is located next to the old Post Office. After the High School moved the building was used for further education and has a number of name changes. As part of this venue a darkroom was located across the road behind the old Library). |
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(This hall was opened in May 1961 and was located in Hovell Street. It was on the site where the police Station is now located). |
(This is one of the old names used for the Community Education Centre). |
(CWA and Fire Station were demolished in 1983 and the Post Office was built on these two Sites). |
(Dick Smith (Club Secretary) was the Senior Lands Department Inspector). |
(Tom Conway Sports Store in High Street built on the site). |
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