The statue is near the corner of Linlithgow Avenue, on the left as looking
at the second photo, so looking south down St Kilda Road.

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On Fri, 15 Feb 2019 at 15:20, 'Roderick Smith' via TramsDownUnder < tramsdownunder@...> wrote:

> 5611xx St Kilda Rd (Melbourne, Vic.): Olympic Games decorations, W2.453

> outbound to St Kilda Beach on route 15. (Neil Smith, Roderick Smith

> collection).

> Which corner in St Kilda Rd? Which statue? Was that one relocated, or

> has it been placed in storage during railway-tunnel construction?

> What was route 15 in that era?

> The tram would have had a trolley wheel, not a skid, but that is

> camouflaged by the background.

>

> Roderick

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