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John R Bell's Grocer Store, Elder Street, Lambton, NSW, 1908
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CreatorSnowball, Ralph, 1849-1925
DescriptionInformationDebby McKenna (Email received: 10/7/2020): "The address of the building is 92 Elder Street, Lambton. It still stands today. The man third from the left is George Alfred Bell, and the man next to him is his father, John Reavely Bell. George Alfred Bell is my 1st cousin, 2x removed."Elder StreetLambton, NSWBell, George Alfred Bell, John Reavely Date1908
DescriptionThis image was scanned from the original glass negative taken by Ralph Snowball. It is part of the Norm Barney Photographic Collection, held by Special Collections.
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InformationDebby McKenna (Email received: 10/7/2020): "The address of the building is 92 Elder Street, Lambton. It still stands today. The man third from the left is George Alfred Bell, and the man next to him is his father, John Reavely Bell. George Alfred Bell is my 1st cousin, 2x removed."Elder StreetLambton, NSWBell, George Alfred Bell, John Reavely Date1908Relates to
PersonRalph SnowballExhibition Coal and Community - Shopping
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Snowball, Ralph, 1849-1925, John R Bell's Grocer Store, Elder Street, Lambton, NSW, 1908 (1908), [ASGN0731-B30]. Living Histories, accessed 23/09/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/44788