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Contributor Name | Betty Shersher |
Contributor Image | Betty_Shersher.jpg |
Profession | |
Location | Southsea |
Collection Date | 13.03.08 1.50pm |
Artefact Name | Family Photograph |
Artefact Description |
Modern version / copy of an old photograph. Black and white. Bromide print. Fibre-based paper. Possibly resin coated. Bottom row – uncle, grandmother, niece Top row- aunt, uncle, mother |
Artefact Date | 1983 |
Artefact Stored | In frame in china cabinet in sitting room |
Artefact Form | |
Artefact Image | Betty_Shersher_artefact.jpg |
Sample Taken | No sample |
Sample Image | |
History of Artefact |
‘My dad was a Portsmouth man. He worked in the chemical works in Stamshaw. My mother was from Seven Oakes in Kent from 1910-15, she was a cook.’ Father / grandfather not in photograph – this could mean that he had died. Historian - ‘Someone in the family could have got the photograph re-printed. Pinafores were worn by children until they left school. It was a rite of passage to stop wearing the pinafore. Girls used to wear their hair down. When children were becoming young adults they would start to wear ankle-length dresses and their hair would be pinned up.’ |
Historian | John Stedman |
Previous Owners | Unknown |
Special Memories | ‘I didn’t really know much about my family. It reminds me of my family history, it triggers memories of the things my mum told me.’ |
Artwork Image |
I | Attachmentb | Action | Size |
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jpg | Betty_Shersher.jpg | manage | 80.7 K |
jpg | Betty_Shersher_artefact.jpg | manage | 96.0 K |