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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: SUBIACO MUNICIPAL BAND, LIKELY 1917

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c. 1917

Overview

The black and white photograph shows twenty three men and three boys of the Subiaco Municipal Band in four rows. There are four men seated on the floor in the first row, the front row are seated and the centre and back rows are standing.

All of the men have instruments either in hand or resting in front of them on the floor. The group is on a stage, with dark block out behind. There are a number of names marked on the photograph behind the people.

They are: G Tatham, Jack Buncle, Subi Burton, Mat Drye, Bul Opie, Bill Joes, Charlie Ram.

The reverse reads in pencil:

'Rams of three generations in the photo taken 1917'

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2024.114

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

240 mm

Height or length

180 mm

Keywords

Subiaco Municipal Band

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

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Statement of significance

local and social history

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