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Ann Curthoys and Louise Higham interview residents at Moree Aborigial Station, 17 Feb 1965 / The Tribune

from State Library of New South Wales

  • Dwight Walker said:
    Mr Reynolds was manager at that station according to my older brother Rhys.
  • Blossom Pitt said:
    The people in this picture is my Great Grandmother Bertha Barlow nee Munro and the young lady is my grandmother Mary Margret Craigie nee Barlow I believe the kid in the picture is my mother Dorothy Craigie my grandmothers daughter. wow

School children: left to right, Stanley Binge, Heather Hammond, Jackie Cain , Julie Munro, and unknown child. Woman at the window, Molly French at Moree Aboriginal Reserve/ February 1965 / The Tribune

from State Library of New South Wales

  • Dwight Walker said:
    My late father Preston Walker was AWB District Officer for Moree 1959-62. That brings memories back. I was very young. In fact I still have some of those ports (suitcases) here with memorabilia in them from Dad. He was very big on getting aboriginal students to school to better themselves. It is good to see aboriginals going to school here in Moree back in 1965.

Moree Public School - Infants School

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

  • John Cowper said:
    Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection I think every school in the state had a demountable like this! Neither the classroom at my wife's school nor mine featured the tank - we didn't need a tank we lived in the city! (in retrospect we probably did, but I won't start that debate here!) I think we had two - it was growing suburb. I'd put the date in the 1950s