Debutantes Ball photograph

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Fashionable first appearance

The Debutantes' Ball was an opportunity for young women to make a formal social appearance into society. In 1957, the Country Women's Association hosted the Debutantes' Ball at the Shackleton Hall. The Governor of Western Australia, Sir Charles Gardiner, and his wife attended.

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Shackleton Progress Association

A Wheatbelt town named after an Antartic explorer.

The Shackleton Hall houses a collection which tells the history of settlement in the area. It also includes information related to Kwolyin, a ghost town, located approximately 9km to the west of...

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47 Jermyn Street
Shackleton WA 6386
Australia

Open Hours

Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm.
Keys in lockbox at entrance to hall.

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