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PHOTOGRAPH: SUBIACO RED CROSS UNIT - MARY YOUNG PRESENTATION

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1988

Overview

Sepia matt finish group photograph of Subiaco Red Cross Unit on occasion of presentation to Mrs Eva Mary Young of 1st bar, 2nd bar, Laurel Wreath and Long Service Medals. Thirteen women and three men in group, including at front Mayor Richard Diggins, Mary Young in chair, Patsy Mc Cracken left side. Other names of people present : Mrs Lucas, Mrs D Rowlands, Miss B Slair, Mrs K Elkington, Mrs Bothamley, Mrs H Stannage, Mrs H Lawson, Mrs Marjorie Bell, Mrs Randolph.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2006.254

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

125 mm

Height or length

88 mm

Keywords

DIGGINS Richard

YOUNG, Eva Mary

Year

Statement of significance

Local history, Red Cross history

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