DOCTOR ARTHUR EDWARDS GROWSE (1831-1877)
A black and white portrait of Newcastle medical practitioner Dr Growse, who is looking slightly to the right. He has a longish moustache and side whiskers. He is wearing a high collared shirt, jacket and bow tie.
Arthur Edwards (also spelt Edwardes) Growse was a well-loved and respected doctor who served the district of Toodyay in Western Australia from 1856 to 1872, then again for a year during 1876 to 1877.
Growse was the second medical officer to serve Toodyay.
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On back of photo in pencil: 'Dr Grouse'; Large no 4 (3).
Other items from Shire of Toodyay
- TOODYAY FOOTBALL TEAM
- SYRED FAMILY AT SYRED'S COTTAGE, BEJOORDING
- OPENING OF REFURBISHED CONNOR'S MILL AND TOODYAY TOURIST CENTRE
- IRON HORSE TOURS TOODYAY
- UNCAPPING THE COMBS
- EDGING LENGTH OF LACE IN A COLLAR SHAPE
- TOODYAY TENNIS CLUB
- MURAL AT THE TOODYAY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL AFTER THE FIRE
- CLASSROOM AT THE TOODYAY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL AFTER THE FIRE 1993
- CLASSROOM INTERIOR AFTER THE TOODYAY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FIRE 1993
- BUILDING PASSAGE IN TOODYAY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FIRE 1993
- FIREFIGHTERS AT TOODYAY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FIRE 1993