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Title
Mornington, London - home of Dr H. G. McKinney: Dr McKinney, Mrs McKinney, Elsie McKinney
Object Name
photograph; glass plate negative
Place Made
England: London: Mornington
Mornington
Description
Photograph, Dundee / McKinney glass plate negative. Subject : Mornington, London - home of Dr H. G. McKinney: Dr McKinney, Mrs McKinney, Elsie McKinney
Catalogue Number
HOYFM.DUNDEE.321
Notes
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