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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: JONES FAMILY STUDIO PORTRAIT

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Sepia studio portrait shows the family group with three women seated in front of five men, with Mr. Jones at left side of image. Two of the men appear in military uniform Mrs Elizabeth Jones, wife of John Rowland Jones, with her children: Bowen Bourke, Arthur Llewellyn, John (Jack) Ambrose, Fred Aloysius, Francis (Frank) Herbert Avonia (Noni) Agnes, Eva Amy Margaret Copy B is a black and white enlargement of the studio portrait - the Museum holds negative of copy B. The Jones family home, sometimes called 'Jones's folly', was at 375 Roberts Road, Subiaco. It was the first European family home built in Subiaco.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1985.142

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Inscriptions and markings

The Ruskin Studio, Bairds Arcade, Perth

Keywords

JONES, Avonia Agnes 'Nonnie'

Statement of significance

local family history

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