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David Caygill addressing the Truxton protest in the Square

1982

David Caygill addressing the Truxton protest in the Cathedral Square. To the left of the photo are the Fallout Follies - an anti-nuclear street theatre group, part of the Black Dragon Clowns. They had just finished performing. From left Marian Lyftogt (now Joy Harland), Biddy Grant and Val McKenzie.

Area: Central City / Cathedral Square

Contributor: David Minife

Source: Entry in the 2018 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt

Source: View in canterburystories.nz

Reference ID: CCL-PH18-DaMi-01

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David Caygill addressing the Truxton protest in the Square

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