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Browne Family and Park House, 124 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne

East Melbourne

  • 124 Wellington Parade

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Park House, 124 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne - 1878c Open full image ↗
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Hugh Junor Browne Open full image ↗
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Hugh Junor Browne and sons Open full image ↗
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Elizabeth Browne and daughters (including Pattie Deakin to be) Open full image ↗
Acquisition number
589
Catalogue number
emvf0536
File name
VF536
File location
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Photo shows single house of terrace type. A carriage, possibly a landau, with a pair of horses, and driver aboard, waits in front. The house was on the site of the current Post Office (2008) at 124 Wellington Parade. At the time the photo was taken it was owned by Hugh Junor Browne, spiritualist and distiller, whose daughter, Elizabeth Martha Ann (Pattie), married Alfred Deakin. The file also contains prints of family photos; print of MMBW plan showing location of house; and photocopied pages from "A Family Romance: The Deakins at Home" by John Rickard.
ADB entry for Hugh Junor Browne: http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/browne-hugh-junor-3084

Item type
Photograph
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Date of publication or creation
1878

History of item

Original photocopy of house picture donated by Mr Roger Brookes.
Digitised house picture obtained from Caulfield Library Monash University (see http://emhs.org.au/catalogue/emdf0032)
Family pictures obtained from the National Library of Australia Alfred Deakin Collection.
NLA reference:
MS 1540 Papers of Alfred Deakin, 1804-1973 (bulk 1880-1919) [manuscript].
Series 19: Family papers, 1804-1975
Subseries 19.7: Photographs
Item 19/614: Deakin family photograph album 2
http://nla.gov.au/nla.ms-ms1540-19-614

Year acquired
2008
Donor
Mr. Roger Brookes

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Browne Family and Park House, 124 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne
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