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Claremont Museum > Records

SHARKEY COLLECTION - PEGGY SHARKEY IN GARDEN

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c. 1930

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B/W print. Peggy Sharkey, in a floral dress with dark belt and dark court shoes, standing in the garden in front of a tall shrub covered in flowers. Behind the shrub is the top corner of a verandah enclosed with weather boards and a down pipe on the corner post. Stamped the rear [KODAK PRINT]

Historical information

Marie Ray (Peggy) Sharkey married Neville Cullen in 1934 and lived at 3 Bindaring Pde. Had daughter Ray Eastwood and sons Peter and David. Daughter of Edith and Raymond Sharkey.

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Thursday, 12 June, 2025

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