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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: HUMES MANAGER'S HOUSE, DONNYBROOK SITE

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c. 1954

Overview

B and W photograph Group of people standing by steps leading to house. Front of house and roof line visible. Group includes and & Mrs Perry with children and Mr J Shepherd on left (wearing hat). Manager's house was on Humes factory site.

Historical information

These photographs collected for 'Subiaco Industry' exhibition at the Museum 1998. Photographs collected from Humes, Subiaco, now at Welshpool and owned by CSR. Humes one of many industries which moved, or closed prior to Subi Centro development. See P99.52a,b

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cwa-org-43-1999.270

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

115 mm

Height or length

71 mm

Keywords

Snapshot Of Subiaco Industry

Year

Statement of significance

Historical significance. Humes - managers house Donnybrook site.

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