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View of the tower and dome on the Holy Trinity Church at Woolloongabba, 1938

from State Library of Queensland

• Vesna Verencevic said:

  A NEIGHBORHOOD ICON: Holy Trinity Church houses many memorials to parish members. The columbarium, completed in 1938, was the first of its kind in Queensland. Honour boards in the rear of the church name 225 men and women who served in the two world wars, most of whom hailed from the local neighborhood. The freestanding bell tower, dedicated to those who died in WWII, was originally erected within a memorial garden on the church grounds. A cross from the Church in Japan honours Holy Trinity parishioner John Duffill, one of the New Guinea Martyrs of 1942. In the inter-and post-war years, Holy Trinity’s church hall and grounds served as a nucleus of activity in the area, hosting social events from high teas and fetes to local branches of Scouts and Girl Guides. For more than a century, Holy Trinity Church stood atop the hill nestled amongst trees and gardens — a small oasis in a densely developed neighborhood. But this was not to last. Source: www.holytrinity.com.au/our-history

Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart...

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

• 7 older comments, and then…
• DannyM8 said:

  Is this Paddy Dwire from Killarney? See EAS_2262 from the Catalogue

• O Mac said:

  DannyM8 Well there are two upturned crutches above...

• O Mac said:

  Paddy the Sticks... "Paddy the sticks, Killarney (1910-1920). From Patrick Wilkie memoirs: Pop remembers "Paddy of the Sticks" (pop said everyone pronouced his name Pat-scheen), he had a little business selling blackthorn walking sticks on the top of Ross Road." www.pinterest.ie/pin/41517627795069832/?%24ios_deeplink_p... Top of Ross Road. Wall looks similar? maps.app.goo.gl/BY2JXyCgztRThWRb9

• CASSIDY PHOTOGRAPHY said:

  Too bad Lawrence could not have captured him actually making the sail éille "walking sticks".

• John A. Coffey said:

  He has used an old auction poster for his sticks, might have the name Crowley on it.

SDASM Bell Huey

from SDASM Archives

• CASSIDY PHOTOGRAPHY said:

  I was an Army helicopter pilot. I flew Medevac, my first choice assignment, after graduating Army flight training. flickr.com/photos/cassidyphotography/51167404484/