Fremantle Workers' Club
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The Fremantle Workers' Club was founded in 1914.
It moved from Henry Street, temporarily to the oval, and then became part of the Fremantle Park Sport and Community Centre from the beginning of 2020, along with the Fremantle Bowling Club and Fremantle Lawn Tennis Club.
On 9 November 2014 a booklet entitled The Fremantle Workers Social and Leisure Club 1914–2014: Celebrating 100 Years was launched (by Melissa Parke, MP). It was written by Deborah Gare (professor of history at Notre Dame) and Jane Davis.
References and Links
- Workers Club website
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