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              <text>Ella Grainger with construction workers at the Grainger Museum site, University of Melbourne, 1938</text>
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              <text>Ella and Percy Grainger were closely involved with the design and construction of their museum on the grounds of the University. This photograph shows Ella Grainger on site in the second phase of building in 1938.</text>
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              <text>c. 1938</text>
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