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This photograph of Clifford Pier includes an aerial view of the area surrounding it. Collyer Quay with its commercial buildings, is visible in the photograph, along with the old General Post Office. In the foreground is the sea where boats and bumboats can be seen. Title devised by Library staff. Date of creation estimated.
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