Jane Coade and a Tiger Snake
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52 Frater Street was the home of the Coade family who had the house built for them.
Photograph of Jane Coade outside 52 Frater Street, Kew East. She is standing by the family car with a dead tiger snake on a stick. The photographer was Mrs Doris Coade.
Verso: "Jane / March 1952 / Aged 6 yrs 11 mths"
