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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: TENNIS PLAYERS WITH MISS GILLIES

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c. 1930

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The black and white photo features five young ladies in tennis dress, four with large brimmed white hats, and one older lady in a floral dress standing in the centre. The group is standing against the net on a tennis court. The lady in the floral dress is Miss Gillies, but the other ladies are unknown. A double storey house is visible in the background - it has not been identified but could possibly be Miss Gillies home. Apparently this little group met regularly here for tennis. The museum holds the original photograph only.

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cwa-org-43-1989.567

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Material

Photographic Paper

Inscriptions and markings

Park's Photo, Perth

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Statement of significance

local and social history

Subiaco Museum

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