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Title
Farewell "Forget me not" Party for Miss Bird, Sentry Hill, 3rd June 1902. Annie Houston, W. Chisholm, Mrs Chisholm, E. Browne, A. McBride, M. Molyneux, J. Ferguson, B. Houston, Miss McKinney, Arthur Molyneux, Lisla Wilson, Mary Baird, Annie Baird, Fergus Wilson, Jack Chisholm, Tom McKinney, R. N. Boyd, M. Chisholm, Miss McBride, Elsie
Object Name
photograph; glass plate negative
Date Made
03/06/1902
03/06/1902
Place Made
Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Newtownabbey: Sentry Hill
Sentry Hill
Description
Photograph, Dundee / McKinney glass plate negative. Subject : Farewell "Forget me not" Party for Miss Bird, Sentry Hill, 3rd June 1902. Annie Houston, W. Chisholm, Mrs Chisholm, E. Browne, A. McBride, M. Molyneux, J. Ferguson, B. Houston, Miss McKinney, Arthur Molyneux, Lisla Wilson, Mary Baird, Annie Baird, Fergus Wilson, Jack Chisholm, Tom McKinney, R. N. Boyd, M. Chisholm, Miss McBride, Elsie
Catalogue Number
HOYFM.DUNDEE.173
Notes
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