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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): TWO WOMEN AND A MAN, JACK ADDER LAKE, GERTRUD LIPFERT ALBUM 1927

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1927

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Overview

Image taken from Gertrud Lipfert album.
Black and white image of two women and a man standing outside together under a tree. The two women are wearing white dresses and hats, and the man is wearing a black suit and hat and has a knife sheethed in his belt.
Label stuck on the page of the album below the image reads '''We Three'' Jack Adder Lake'.

Historical information

Image taken from Lipfert family album (1990.178), see page three, side two.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.122.17

Item type

Material

Width

50 mm

Height or length

100 mm

Year

Statement of significance

Historical - record of Subiaco family holidays etc.

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