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Charlestown Public School, Lake Macquarie NSW. 2nd Class dance group 1928

  • Charlestown Public School, Lake Macquarie NSW. 2nd Class dance group 1928

    Photo Ref: 4304

    Creators: 

    • Laycock, Mr Ken
    • Laycock, Mrs Freda

    Original caption: Charlestown Public School. Dance Group Second Class 1928. Cloakroom at kindergarten end of old school building at rear. L to R: Back Row: Phyllis Young, Dorothy Drinkwater, Hilda Penman, Jean Snedden, Joan Harrington. Front Row: Melda Cooper, Emma Webster, Freda Durham, Dorothy Green, Edna Pascoe. Names from Freda Laycock(n. Durham) who holds original photograph. This photograph is one of a collection of images donated by Freda (nee Durham) and Ken Laycock in 1988. The Durham and Laycock families were early residents of the Charlestown area.

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