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Believed to be Australia's smallest bank building. It operated as an agency of the Agricultural Bank, then the Bank of New South Wales, later the R&I Bank and then Bankwest until that closed in 1997. During the war is was used as an aircraft observation post and at one stage as a child health centre. The building was originally a blacksmith's office in Bruce Rock which was relocated to Shackleton.
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BA2493/1243
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