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Ladies drinking tea at Heywood farm, Mount Compass [B 18659/7] • Photograph

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Summary

View from the front of the farm house lawns on Heywood farm, the Hancock's property at Mount Compass, of two ladies sitting under a garden arbour drinking tea with a view of fruit trees on the farm behind.

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Physical description

Photographs; 16.1 cm x 11.7 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1909

Collection

Part of Mount Compass Collection

Subject

Women -- South Australia -- Mount Compass
Farms -- South Australia -- Mount Compass
Fruit growers -- South Australia -- Mount Compass
Fruit trees -- South Australia -- Mount Compass
Orchards -- South Australia -- Mount Compass
Heywood (Farm) -- South Australia -- Mount Compass

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General notes

A researcher believes the B 18659/1-16 group of photographs were most likely taken by Professor Walter Howchin who visited the Hancock property in August 1909. See article on page 42 of the Chronicle dated Saturday 28 August 1909, and Saturday 17 March 1900, page 31. An advertisement for the sale of the property on page 20 of the Advertiser dated 22 April 1914 states that the dam was stocked with Loch Leven and Rainbow Trout.

Historical information

John Charles Hancock was a fruitgrower at Heywood farm near Mount Compass from 1894 to about 1914 in partnership with his brother Charles Stephen Hancock.

Digitisation information

Date

21/12/2006

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,323 x 2,428 pixels (8.1 MP)

Size

24.24 MB

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