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EDITH, ARTHUR AND URSULA PRICE AT 66 VICTORIA AVENUE

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1919

Overview

B/W print of postcard. Family group in front of a mulberry tree. Arthur Price, wearing a three piece suit, shirt with stiff collar and bow tie, is seated. His curly-haired daughter, Ursula, in simple frock with sash, is standing beside him. Behind them is Eva Price, a solid woman in an ill-fitting jacket with large buttons. Handwritten on the rear is [Arthur Edith & Ursula/ Price/ at Freshwater Bay Police/ Station 1919].

Historical information

Edith Price (nee Packer) was the sister-in-law of Constable Frederick Woodfin who lived at 66 Victoria Avenue while stationed at Freshwater Bay 1918-1922. She and her husband Arthur Price, who was Station Master at Mullewa, holidayed with the Woodfin family at Freshwater Bay.

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