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Photograph, Mr Fred Howard & Mrs Laura Howard nee Unknown at their Dadswell Bridge Home

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Historical information

Home of Fred & Laura Howard married 1902.
Standing in front of Slab hut home are four people. Jack Howard, Alan (Ike) Howard. Rene Howard, Sorrie Howard and the twins in the crib Rodger and Andrew Howard.
Little Wimmera River Dadswell's Bridge.

Physical description

Black and white photograph of a family group in front of a timber slab home with a corrugated iron roof.
The family group consists of two standing and two closer to a crib with two young babies.
Two of the females look to be holding animals and a cat can be seen nearby.

Inscriptions & markings

Jack Howard, Alan (Ike) Howard,
Rene Howard, Dorrie Howard and the twins in the crib, Rodger Howard and Andrew Howard.

Subjects

house

Identifier

0159-2

Materials

Photograph on paper

Measurements

Length: 15, Height: 10

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Accessed 28 April 2024

This record was last updated 12 days ago

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Photograph, Mr Fred Howard & Mrs Laura Howard nee Unknown at their Dadswell Bridge Home

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