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Claremont Museum > Records

SHARKEY COLLECTION - RAYMOND SHARKEY AND FRIENDS

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c. 1905

Overview

B/W Print. Four men are sitting on the lawn in front of a large stone and tile house. All are wearing shirt and tie. Sharkey has a jacket, and the man on the right a waistcoat and hat. Behind them is a garden bed bordering a verandah with assorted chairs and a cane lounge. L-R: Alpin Thompson, Mr Napier, Raymond John Sharkey, Aubrey Sherwood, probably outside Aubrey Sherwood's home at 21 View Street, Peppermint Grove.

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Three of the men once lived at 66 Victoria Avenue, then known as the 'Appy 'Ome. Now know as the Claremont Museum.

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cwa-org-28--9-286-

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