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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: ST ANDREWS CHURCH TENNIS CLUB, 1917

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1917

Overview

This sepia photograph shows a group arranged in two rows, men behind the women, with two men kneeling in front. Two tennis rackets are crossed in the front. The photograph was taken outside against the wall of St Andrews Church. Back row: Frank Leeman, Fred Islip, Ian Jacoby, Robert McNaughton, Athol Henderson, Irwin Baden-Powell, Alex Morrish, Harold Betteridge. Middle row: M/s Nicholls, Leta Whittaker, Dot Ferrier, Queenie Chugg, Rev. A.J.J. Craggs, Miss Nicholls, Lena Mudie, Alma Weller, Cis Mills, Isla Gurgther, Neta Chugg. Front: B. Challoner, Stan Daniels.

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Statement of significance

This photograph is significant as it shows members of the St Andrews Tennis Club, as well as part of the building's structure.

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