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Outdoor black and white photograph of a family
c. 1884Overview
Black and white photograph taken out doors of three women, two children and a man sitting on rocks.
Historical information
The people in the photograph have been identified as from left - Jane Bridgeman (nee Blaney) holding adopted son Victor; Catherine Gale Scrivener (nee Bridgeman) with daughter Nell (Ellen); Catherine (Kitty) and Joseph Bridgeman.
There is no indication as to where the photograph was taken. Edmund W. Diederich was a photographer in South Australia in 1883.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-72-GMME0875
Item type
Material
Width
165 mm
Height or length
106 mm
Themes
Inscriptions and markings
Stamped on reverse - E. Diederich Australian Photographer Portraits taken in any weather.
Contextual Information
Joseph Bridgeman (also spelt Bridgman) was a farmer at Greenough. His wife Catherine drowned in the 1888 floods.
Keywords
Place made
Australia
Year
c. 1884
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Social or spiritual significance
Comparative significance criteria
Interpretive capacity
Well provenanced
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