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Town of Claremont Museum > Records

LEDGER, AMY AND RAY

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Sepia print. A small boy and girl, Ray and Amy Ledger, are sitting on the limb of a tree. Ray, in sailor suit, has his legs hanging over the tree and is holding his sister Amy, who is sitting in front of him holding a teddy bear. Amy is wearing a white broderie anglais dress, white ribbon in her hair and white socks.

Historical information

Amy and Ray were the children of Edgar and Mary Ledger who lived at 6 Stirling Highway, Claremont (now 260 Stirling Highway)

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cwa-org-28--13-98-

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Thursday, 23 October, 2025

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