JH Davies And Family

c. 1910
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Overview

Family group in front of a brick house with ornate post, iron lace valance and lattice work below the verandah railing. An elderly woman is seated in the centre of the group with a young girl, hair in ringlets, kneeling on the grass at her feet. To the left of the woman is a middle-aged man in a dark suit sitting with legs crossed, hat on knee. Beside him is a younger woman wearing a cartwheel hat. To the right is a middle-aged woman with one hand clutching a handbag and the other resting on that of a young boy sitting in a cane chair beside her. Standing behind these are three young women - one in an enormous hat - two young men in dark three piece suits and a young lad in lighter jacket. All the women are in long, high-necked, long-sleeved outfits.

Historical information

J.H. Davies named his house in Victoria 'Claremont' in memory of his stay in Claremont from 1895-1900, while building Claremont Jetty. It was retained as a storeroom, kitchen, dining room for workmen when a large 13 room homestead was built.

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cwa-org-28--98-121
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Written on the back in ink is [J H Davies & family/ in front of Claremont/ homestead about 1910].

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Acknowledgements to be made to 'Claremont Museum 98.121'.

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JH Davies And Family
JH Davies And Family c.1910
Source: Claremont Museum 98.121

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