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Midland and Districts Historical Society > Records

Shylie and Dennis Walker in the 1940s.

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c. 1945

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Overview

Digital scans of grey scale images.

Historical information

Shylie Walker and her son Dennis lived at the Whiteman Brick Office home on Great Northern Highway across the road from the Whiteman Brickworks, Middle Swan. They lived at the property from about 1940 to 1970.

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cwa-org-150-P22

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People
Social History

Contextual Information

The Whiteman family played an important role in development in the Swan area including the Whiteman Brickworks and Whiteman Park.

Keywords

Whiteman family

Place made

Middle Swan, Western Australia, Australia

Year

Primary significance criteria

Social or spiritual significance

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Copyright and Reference

Copyright category

Expired

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May be used under the Creative Commons License. High quality scan is available from Midland and Districts Historical Society.

Attribution requirements

Image is to be attributed 'Courtesy of Midland and Districts Historical Society Inc. and Rita Walker'.

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Young Dennis Walker on his pushbike, Lew Whiteman standing behind the gate, 1946/1947.

Young Dennis Walker on his pushbike, Lew Whiteman standing behind the gate, 1946/1947.

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