Photograph Album
1917 (made)
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This is one of a number of family photograph albums recording the early years of Marion Sarafis (1913-1999), the daughter of Wallis Pascoe, a stockbroker, and his wife Annie. Marion lived with her parents in a large house in Woking, Surrey. The photographs in this album date from June 1917, when Marion was three and a half years old. They show her playing with a toy train set and having tea in the garden. She is joined by a little boy called Robert.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Cover and inner pages made of sheets of brown card. |
| Brief description | Photograph album of the Pascoe family containing 12 photographs taken in June 1917. The main subjects are a girl and a boy who are shown playing in the grounds and locality of the family's home at Bracken Hill, Woking, Surrey. Each photograph is accompanied by a verse, handwritten on the opposite page. The photograph numbers referenced in this record do not appear in the album itself. |
| Physical description | Album of 24 pages. Contains 12 black and white photographs. |
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| Credit line | Given by Donna McDonald on behalf of Lee Sarafi |
| Object history | Album compiled by the Pascoe family of Bracken Hill, Woking, including photographs of Marion Pascoe (later Marion Sarafis) at the age of three and a half. |
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| Summary | This is one of a number of family photograph albums recording the early years of Marion Sarafis (1913-1999), the daughter of Wallis Pascoe, a stockbroker, and his wife Annie. Marion lived with her parents in a large house in Woking, Surrey. The photographs in this album date from June 1917, when Marion was three and a half years old. They show her playing with a toy train set and having tea in the garden. She is joined by a little boy called Robert. |
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| Accession number | B.2-2012 |
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| Record created | November 29, 2011 |
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