Home of Ernest Ball, Sussex Street, Linton
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Photograph shows the home of Ernest Ball and his wife Fanny, née Aust. The small child standing on the verandah has been identified as their daughter Mavis Ball (afterwards Mavis Ruglen).
Black and white copy of original photograph showing a double-fronted house with a verandah. A young girl is standing on the verandah. House has decorative trim and iron lace on verandah.
