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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: KATHRYN VEITCH & FAMILY

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c. 1955

Overview

Black and white photograph of Kathryn Veitch, her daughter Peg Bailey (nee Veitch) and Peg Bailey's children Clai and & Stuart Bailey. Claire, Peg and Kathryn are seated on a white rail fence with chain mesh wire. Stuart stands in front of them, pushing a lawn mower. The group are in the front garden of No. 91 Salisbury Street, Subiaco. a house built in 1904 by Joe Totterdell.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2004.109

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

87 mm

Height or length

125 mm

Keywords

VEITCH, Kathryn & Archibald

Year

c. 1955

Statement of significance

Historical significance - social and cultural

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