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Town of Claremont Museum > Records

MULDER, JEAN IN SCHOOL PHOTO

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1935

Overview

B/W photo mounted on card. Twenty three school girls arranged in four rows on a lawned area in front of trees. Jean Mulder is standing on the left of the second back row. She is wearing a box pleated uniform, white blouse and dark tie. On the rear in ink is [Jean Mulder aged 12./1935]

Historical information

Jean Williams, daughter of Robert and Daisy Wiliams, was born in 1922 and lived in Claremont all her life. Married John Albert Mulder in 1944. Graduated from UWA with a Bachelor of Arts in 1988, aged 65 yrs, having studied part time for nine years. Became a councillor for the Town of Claremont in 1995 representing East Ward.

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cwa-org-28--13-73-

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Thursday, 23 October, 2025

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