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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): THELMA GREEN, PEARL CONGDON AND FRIEND, FROM CONGDON FAMILY ALBUM

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Overview

Photograph from Congdon Album 2004.50.
Image: Black and white photograph of Thelma Green, Pearl Congdon and a friend standing in an outdoor setting, holding drinking glasses. The group are seen standing in front of an arbour, with a vine plants growing over it. All three women are wearing decorative hats.

Historical information

Photo is from an album from the collection of Thelma Green, nee Congdon, only child of Bert and Pearl, nee Trenberth.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.119.60

Item type

Material

Width

62 mm

Height or length

85 mm

Keywords

GREEN, Thelma (nee CONGDON)

Statement of significance

Historical - shows aspects of daily life

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