Mrs Valerie Fretwell (rear) and Mrs Anita Beardsley, two volunteer workers at Ferrymead Historic Park, with Mr Graeme Johnson, a tram driver at the park, at a dress rehearsal for a forthcoming living exhibition at the park. The exhibition, called “A Woman’s Work is Never Done,” will show the skill and labour involved in being a housewife in the 1900s. The exhibition runs from July 23 to 28.
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68Mrs Valerie Fretwell (rear) and Mrs Anita Beardsley, two volunteer workers at Ferrymead Historic Park, with Mr Graeme Johnson, a tram driver at the park, at a dress rehearsal for a forthcoming living exhibition at the park. The exhibition, called “A Woman’s Work is Never Done,” will show the skill and labour involved in being a housewife in the 1900s. The exhibition runs from July 23 to 28. Press, 21 July 1989, Page 12
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