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Summary
The Deeming of the title of this photograph is the English murderer Frederick Bayley Deeming arrested in Southern Cross 12 March 1892 after a national and internation search for him. He was later hanged. At one time he was thought to be Jack the Ripper. This photograph was taken during a trip to the Goldfields probably in 1909.
Year
approximately 1909.
Warnings and disclaimer
Title written on front of photograph. Image received in two collections. The glass negative received with Dr Battye's collection 8956B.
Subjects
- Dwellings -- Western Australia -- Southern Cross -- Photographs.
- Gold mines and mining -- Western Australia -- Southern Cross -- Photographs.
- Online image.
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Call Number
BA1271/126
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