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    English: In the right foreground is part of Manning Buildings (109-113). The clock indicates where A O Kopp, watchmaker and jeweller ran his shop from 1899 until anti German riots in World War I forced him to leave his business. Manning Chambers (1906) on the corner of William and High Streets was designed by architects Cavanagh and Cavanagh and built by Abbot and Rennie. The Town Hall (1887) and Central Buildings are in the left background. Behind in the centre is the prison.
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    Source City of Fremantle's Local history photographic collection. Image Number: 1278.
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    current13:34, 10 April 2012Thumbnail for version as of 13:34, 10 April 20121,052 × 721 (560 KB)wikimediacommons>HappyWaldo{{Information |Description ={{en|1=In the right foreground is part of Manning Buildings (109-113). The clock indicates where A O Kopp, watchmaker and jeweller ran his shop from 1899 until anti German riots in World War I forced him to leave his busi...

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