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This house was the base for UAM (United Aborigines Mission) in Derby. See Preston Walker's autobiography which describes moving to Derby in 1946 while waiting for the birth of son Rhys born mid May. The Walkers remained until the 'early part of 1947' doing some missionary work in Derby while they were there. Westralian gems for Christ's crown!: a brief narrative of Christian ministries among Aborigines in Western Australia including the miracle of Fitzroy Crossing in Kimberley (1940-1955 and after) / S. Preston Walker, p.19.
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- Houses -- Western Australia -- Derby -- Photographs.
- Missionaries -- Western Australia -- Derby -- Photographs.
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BA2854/109
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