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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): CHARLOTTE MENAGH AT SUBIACO SENIOR SCHOOL

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1914

Overview

Black and white image of 39 school children and their two teachers at Subiaco Senior School. The donor's mother, Charlotte Jane Menagh (age 13) is present in the photo. Children in front row are sitting, all subsequent rows are standing. A white marking (presumably damage on the origijnal photo) can be seen on the boy on the photo's front left. Photograph taken outside, in front of a brick wall (presumably school building). At the bottom centre of the photograph is a sign donating school, class and year.
The sign reads: SUBIACO SENIOR SCHOOL / CLASS Vc / 1914.

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cwa-org-43-2015.118

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WILLIAM Thomas Menagh

Subiaco Senior School

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Statement of significance

Historic: Photograph of a subiaco resident as a child who would later marry a man who would become a serviceman of the First World War and give birth to the photo's donor.

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

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