Sydney Labour Day procession, ca. 1884, photographed in front of retail shop and dwelling [714 Georg...
Sydney Labour Day procession, ca. 1884, photographed in front of retail shop and dwelling [714 George St., Sydney] of C. Loughnan ; C. Loughnan in front of 619 George St., Sydney with his children ; Children of Cornelius & Eliza Loughnan ... near horses stables, ca. 1890
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ca. 1879-1890
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PXA 661
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Pictures and Photographs
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Photographs - 9.2 X 6.1 cm. on card 10.3 x 6.35 cm.- 22.5 x 29 cm.- 9.8 x 14.8 cm. on card 10.5 x 18.1 cm. - 3 albumen photoprints
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1. Sydney Labour Day procession, ca. 1884. Photographed in front of retail shop and dwelling of C. Loughnan. Cornelius Loughnan (moustache) behind horse reins (head only) ; son Richard Ernest, in bowler hat, standing in front of horse reins. Standing on awning, L. to R. children of Cornelius and Eliza, Bertha Blanche, Florence Evelyn, Ethel May, A...
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Full title
Sydney Labour Day procession, ca. 1884, photographed in front of retail shop and dwelling [714 George St., Sydney] of C. Loughnan ; C. Loughnan in front of 619 George St., Sydney with his children ; Children of Cornelius & Eliza Loughnan ... near horses stables, ca. 1890
Notes
General note
See PXn 885 Mitchell Library Original Materials Reading Room for biographical notes, newscuttings etc. about Cornelius Loughnan and his tobacco business compiled by Mrs V. Pearse, granddaughter of Cornelius & Eliza Loughnan
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Presented Jan. 1995; Feb. 1996
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PXA 661
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9WZmxmZY
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9WZmxmZY
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79418
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