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Cremorne Point, North Sydney, 1927-1932, Milton Kent State Library of New South Wales

  • beachcomber australia said:
    The Neutral Bay gasworks (see note) was about to close in 1937. "...The North Shore Gas Company's gasworks at Neutral Bay operated for over 50 years. In 1913 site works commenced for new gas works at Oyster Cove (Oyster Bay), Waverton and began operations from 1917, gradually increasing output until superseding the Neutral Bay works in 1932. By 1937, the ageing gasworks infrastructure at Neutral Bay had become inefficient and costly to operate resulting in closure of the facility in favour of a new more efficient gasworks at Oyster Cove. When the plant was closed, the Neutral Bay gasworks office building was remodelled and let as flats. ..." From - www.visitsydneyaustralia.com.au/gasworks.html

Cyril Lambert and others 1893

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    ‘On the Albert – 1893 – A day out with tribe and King – with Hon. C. Lambert’. Group, including Cyril Lambert (standing at rear), Polly Boyd nursing her daughter Milly, Jimmy Boyd, Sarah Clarke, Jackey Jackey, Billy Gallen, and Kipper Tommy Andrews. Albert River, 1893. Photograph by Will Stark. Who was Jackey Jackey? The man that is well documented in several photographs wearing the breastplate inscribed ‘Jackey Jackey – King of the Logan and Pimpama’ lived in the region of south-east Queensland near where the town of Beenleigh now stands on the lower Logan River. While a record identifying his birth has yet to be found, we estimate from his appearance in photographs in the years just prior to his death, as well as when his daughter Emily was born around 1853, 17 that he was born around 1820. He lived in the region from before the first European settlers arrived in the Beenleigh district in the 1860s until his death in around 1900. Source: press-files.anu.edu.au/downloads/press/n9914/pdf/01_aird_...

Brownies taking part in craft activities

  • Wayne Hill said:
    What a great group of young women, experiencing the world in their own way.