MISS J M BRADLEY AND TWO COMPANIONS

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c. 1930

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Overview

A black and white photo of a Miss J M Bradley and two companions, all connected to Wattening School at the time.
They are standing in a lightly treed area with mainly everlastings around them.
They are each holding a bunch of these flowers.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-37-2001.1333

Item type

Photographs

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

6.5000 mm

Height or length

11 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Written on the reverse of photo: in pencil : "Miss Bradley"; number 775.

Contextual Information

After the Bolgart Estate was established in 1906 and with the railway through from Toodyay in 1909, a new community was established in the Wattening area.
The main families in the area were the Camerers and the Ludemans. The Wattening settlers soon required mail and educational services. In 1912 the timber Temperance Hall was constructed and was used as a school, church and community meeting place. Town picnics were a popular event. The materials from this demolished hall were used to build the Bolgart Hall.
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Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Shire of Toodyay

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