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"Been's Pillar, Liscannor, with figures" is actually O'Brien's Pillar...

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

Cleveland St Public School - Retail premises of Cornelius Loughnan 619 George St Sydney

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

  • beachcomber australia said:
    I'm not sure yet what the connection with Cleveland St Public School is.

    Cornelius Loughnan features a fair amount in Trove, including this description from the Freeman's Journal of 11/10/1890 ...

    " THE HOME RULE TOBACCO MAN.

    Mr. C. Loughnan, tobacconist, of the Haymarket, occupied a conspicuous position in the Eight Hour procession in Sydney on Monday. His carriage and pair, which were driven at the rear of the tobacco operatives, were gaily decorated with flags and streamers, and were the great attraction of the procession. Mr. Loughnan being a thorough-going sympathizer with unionism, took this opportunity of showing how much he appreciated the cause of labour by turning out with his fully-equipped carriage and pair, manned by footmen. Mr. Loughnan also showed on a large lorry splendid speciments of the fragrant weed, and samples of goods dear to the heart of the smoker. The well-known Home Rule tobbacco was especially prominent. Two buggies followed, one being driven by Mr. Loughnan's son and the other by his manager. "

    From - trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/111123086
  • beachcomber australia said:
    So likely to be Monday 6 October 1890, for an Eight Hour Day march in support of unions and Labour.

    Fascinating!
  • beachcomber australia said:
    [https://www.flickr.com/photos/51979177@N02] Yes, it's great when Trove works.
  • beachcomber australia said:
    Cornelius Loughnan seems to have died a couple of years later on 20/10/1892 at 714 George Street (his residence) according to this 'In Memoriam' notice in the SMH - trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/14021739. Placed by his wife Eliza, she could be one of those ladies on the awning.
  • Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
    beachcomber australia Excellent extra info on the background of this photo! The connection with Cleveland St Public is that the photo has come from this series NRS 15051 Schools photographic colletcion from a file marked as "Cleveland Street Public School". Why the original creators of the file included this image with those of Cleveland St School I don't know!

AL73-A-175

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  • TVL1970 said:
    See: aerobaticteams.net/three-musketeers.html The "Three Musketeers" aerobatic team were the first US display team formed in late 1927. The team represented the 1st Pursuit Group from the Army Air Corps based in Montgomery, Alabama. The original members were Lt. John J. Williams leader, Lt. William L. Cornelius and Lt. Johnson. They flew Boeing PW-9 fighters. The first major event that the "Three Musketeers" participated in was the National Air Races in Sept 8-16, 1928 at Mines Field (now Los Angeles Int.). Unfortunately during that demonstration, Lt. John J. Williams crashed and then died a day or two after his crash on 10 September. He was from Moab, Utah. Charles Lindbergh replaced him as a leader for the remainder of the Air Race airshows.

E. Livingston Cornelius (LOC)

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