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PHOTOGRAPH: BRIGIDINE SISTERS, CONVENT, SALVADO ROAD

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Black and white matt finished photograph of Brigidine sisters at home in the kitchen of their convent, 12 Salvado Road, Wembley. They are from left, Sr. Brigid McClements, Sr. Helen Maher and Sr. Bernice Tonkin. The sisters are retired nuns of the Brigidine teaching order. The kitchen is informally arranged and well equipped.

Historical information

The convent in which the sisters are photographed was vacated in 1999 and demolished. The site was converted to a carpark for St. John of God Hospital.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2006.262

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

155 mm

Height or length

115 mm

Keywords

Roman Catholic Church

Geotag

-31.941732391633, 115.82596322209

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