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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: QUEEN'S GARDEN, PERTH

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c. 1910

Overview

Black and white photograph. A rustic bridge, left, crosses an artificial lake. Two men stand on this bridge, Mr Michael Durack on left. A small boy in a sailor suit and wide hat also stands on the bridge, facing away from the camera. There are swans on each part of the separate lake. Under a large tree to the right is a park bench on which sits a woman, dressed in white and with a large, dark hat. Next to her, partly obscured is a girl, dressed in white, with black stockings and a large floppy hat.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1987.371

Item type

Material

Photographic Materials

Width

108 mm

Height or length

154 mm

Keywords

Parks, Gardens And Reserves

Animals/Animal Products

Year

Statement of significance

Regional history: Queen's Gardens and period costume

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