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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): MR AND MRS FLOOD ON TRANSPORT FROM JOLIMONT HISTORICAL IMAGES ALBUM 1, DON GIMM

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Black and white photograph showing Mr and Mrs Flood in a horse drawn carriage outside a weatherboard home. There are two palm trees in front of the house which is separated from the road by a picket fence. This photograph is the last of two on the album page.
Printed label affixed to album page: 'Mr and Mrs Flood in the latest form of transport outside a typical house in Peel Street, Jolimont, note: the formed earth road, no footpath, picket fence (remember them?) and the familiar rolled iron roofs.'
Image from Album #2023.262

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cwa-org-43-2023.263.16

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149 mm

Height or length

111 mm

Keywords

Peel Street, Jolimont

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