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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: DORIS CLARKSON WITH PARENTS FLORENCE AND ARTHUR RUSSELL

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A black and white photograph of Florence and Arthur Russell standing on front verandah of their home. He is wearing dark trousers with braces, a short sleeved shirt and a hat. She is wearing a knee length shirtwaisted style dress with a necklace of several strands. Written on reverse 'Gues and ho?/Flo & Arthur Russell/on front verandah of their home/19 Union Street/Subiaco/Taken 1965.'

Historical information

Florence Chick (nee Fraser) lived at 19 Union Street Subiaco all her married life. Initially with her 1st husband Mr Chick and her 2nd husband Arthur Russell. The front room was rented out just before the war. The Russells never had a car. Florence Russell (nee Fraser) born 1902, died 2001 aged 99 years. Doris Chick went to Subiaco Primary School.

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cwa-org-43-2010.37.5

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Material

Photographic Paper

Statement of significance

Representative. Series of photographs of Doris Clarkson nee Chick and parents-in-law Florence and Arthur Clarkson from 1937-1989

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