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Town of Claremont Museum > Records

STEWART, EDWIN CHARLES (TED)

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B/W enlarged prints of Ted Stewart. (a) A young man with dark hair, he is sitting in a wicker chair reading a book. He is dressed in a striped blazer, dark trousers white shirt and dark tie and boots. In the background are a picket fence, flowers and a hedge. (b) Head and shoulders image of a middle-aged man with receding hair. He is wearing a suit jacket, light striped shirt and striped tie.

Historical information

Edwin Charles Stewart was was born in York. He was a teacher at East Claremont Practising School from 1912 to 1914. He went on to teach in Geraldton, Katanning and Mt Lawley.

Married Olive Pearl Sewart in 1916.

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cwa-org-28--12-384-a,b

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Wednesday, 24 September, 2025

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