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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (COPY): ARTHUR JOSEPH NELSON AS A CHILD

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1896

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The sepia copy photograph shows Arthur Joseph Nelson standing on a wicker chair with his left arm resting on the back. Handwritten on the back of the photograph: 'Arthur Joseph Nelson, photo taken in Perth, 1896.' He is wearing a frock coat with a lace collar, shorts, socks and little shoes, buttoned at the ankle with a strap. Matching beret with decorated band and tassel. He is holding a bamboo switch in his right hand. Arthur Joseph Nelson was a prominent builder and Subiaco Councillor,

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cwa-org-43-1985.107

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Subiaco Municipal Council

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Statement of significance

Social and Subiaco Council History.

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