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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): BERT CONGDON WITH BABY THELMA CONGDON, FROM CONGDON FAMILY ALBUM

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c. 1925

Overview

Black and white photograph of a man holding a baby. The man is dressed in a white shirt and vest, and has a cigarette in his mouth. The baby is dressed in white and is wearing a bonnet. A brick building with a chimney can be seen in the background.

The inscription in the album reads 'Bert Congdon Thelma Congdon Subiaco'.

Image taken from Congdon Family album (2004.62).

Historical information

Photograph from an album in the bequest from Thelma Green, nee Congdon, only child of Bert and Pearl Congdon, nee Trenberth.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.120.25

Item type

Width

280 mm

Height or length

195 mm

Keywords

CONGDON, Bert (Bertie, Barney)

GREEN, Thelma (nee CONGDON)

Congdon/Green Collection

Year

Statement of significance

Historical significance -social; local family hisotry

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