Elsie Curtin at the front gate of her house
c. 19411 black and white photographic print.
Photograph taken after John Curtin became prime minister and his wife, Elsie, was about to leave Perth to join him in Canberra.
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Reverse of photograph: 'Mrs Curtin leaving home to attend farewell tea given by the Lady Mayoress and Councillors' wives. Mrs C. was presented with a specially bound book of Western Australian Wildflowers, instead of the usual boquet. Inside, the Lord Mayor's Seal. Signed by all present.'
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- John Curtin family library, 1927 (0.01km away)
- Exterior of Curtin Family Home, Cottesloe (0.01km away)
- Grapevines in the backyard of the Curtin Family Home, Cottesloe (0.01km away)
- Exterior of Curtin Family Home, Cottesloe, circa 1927. (0.01km away)
- Elsie Curtin with gun-carriage bearing John Curtin's coffin outside Curtin home in Cottesloe. (0.02km away)
- World War 1, Australia, TANNER, 16 Battalion, 1918 (0.33km away)
- AWAS on Rottnest - WF94363 ASHTON (married BURNETT) (0.33km away)
- World War 1, Australia, Western Australia, 1882 HEARN, 10 Light Horse (0.4km away)
- World War 2, Western Australia, Rottnest Island Enlistments, WP22057 to WX33224 SHARPE, 1942 (0.5km away)
- World War 2, Western Australia, Rottnest Island AIF Enlistment,WP6174 to WX35371 PHILLIPS, 1942 (0.63km away)
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