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Maitland Hospital, Maitland

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

  • Mich said:
    The key to dating would probably be the cars. The older ones look like late 1920's type to me, the new one in the middle late 30's. I don't see any early to mid 30's style models. I will suggest 1938.
  • jennys old cars said:
    SWEET – not only the cars but, way down the road, two people in a sulky. Back to the cars: at least six late 1920s [proper vintage] vehicles, Car 3 - the touring car in the centre is most likely a 1928 Oldsmobile, behind it, Car 2- possibly a Buick (but could be one of several other US origin c.1927-1928 tourers), and peaking out beside the truck I would say is a 1927/28 Chev. But as we need the most recent date in the 1930s cars we have, photo left to right: Car 1: lattice style bonnet inset and curve of the radiator shell says 1935 Ford to me; Car 4: 1936/37 style ‘teardrop’ mudguards, headlights external to muduards - might be 1937 Dodge, 1937 Chev, 1936 Ford, 1936 Hudson, 1936 Olds, 1936/37 Pontiac, 1936 Studebaker – the style of the car in the photo is just typically mid 1930s; Cars 5 & 6: seem to have more rounded/drooping bonnet fronts – if the mudguards were less full I would have said Chrysler Airflow 1934-36 but the rounded front and full teardrop guards could indicate maybe a 1936-37 Hupmobile. I’ll suggest - no cars later than 1937. Still it could be a street of not very new cars!!
  • Mich said:
    The second building along is still there.
  • Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
    Thanks for everyone's contributions to this "can you date?". Later than 1937 seems to be the consensus! - AG
  • Abrupt Quarter said:
    Thanks to an assist from @LostNewcastle we've had a comment via Flickr from "@R_Chirgwin: If it's any help, the fourth car from the left looks a bit like a '48 Ford sedan. "

Gen. W.E. Gilmore (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

Bustling railway crossing - Maitland

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

  • Leonard J Matthews said:
    great image from yesteryear