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262 South Terrace Group Photo

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Deaf Places

South Australian Deaf community members gather in Osmond Gardens, opposite the Royal South Australian Deaf Society building at 262 South Terrace (you can see the building in the background). This gathering was at the first Deaf Festival, in 1992.

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