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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): GREENWOOD FAMILY PORTRAIT, LANSDOWNE STREET, JOLIMONT 1914

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1914

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Balck and white digital image of a family portriat. Photograph is taken in 1914 on the veranda of the Greenwood family house in Lansdowne Street, Jolimont.

The people in it are:
Back row (Left to right): Harold, Samuel Joseph, Elsie, Agatha, Percy Dee (Agatha's finance) , George
Front row (Left to right): Mary Jane, Frederick, Arthur Elsdon, Arthur Jnr, Mabel Elsdon (nee Greenwood), Francis, Samuel James

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GREENWOOD Family

Lansdowne Street, Jolimont

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