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Palmer's Shipyard, Jarrow

from North East Museums

  • Dupont Bertrand said:
    Please , I want photos and history "ss socotra steamer ship " built in 1897 and break on the sea at the Touquet Paris Plage in French in 1915..thank you.
  • Dupont Bertrand said:
    Have you photos : steamer ship Socotra 1897-1915 !Thank you..

St Saviours Church of England in Gladstone after cyclone in 1949

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Mention the possibility of a cyclone to any old Gladstone local and it won’t be long before the conversation shifts to stories of the great cyclone of 1949 which devastated Gladstone and Rockhampton and affected many other smaller towns along the coast on Wednesday 2 March 1949. Their stories tell of the force of the cyclone and the damage to property and also tell of lucky escapes from injury. In 1949 there was little education about preparation for the cyclone season. The full force of the cyclone hit at about 1 pm and took the townspeople unawares. There had been little warning that a cyclone was approaching. Men rushed home from work at lunchtime and children were sent home from school early. The wind, which was accompanied by torrential rain, blew furiously for about 16 hours and was estimated to have a velocity of 85 knots (100 mph/160kph). It left a trail of devastation in its wake. St Saviour’s Church of England, a wooden building, lost its roof and suffered some other structural damage, but St Matthew’s Church of England in the Valley area was a total loss. Source: gladstonehistoryinc.wordpress.com/1949-cyclone/

Students and teacher at Allora State School, Queensland, ca. 1890

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Allora is a rural town and locality in the Southern Downs Region, Queensland, Australia. The Allora State School opened on 1 May 1867.[10][11] On 31 December 2008, it was renamed Allora P-10 State School.[10] From 1869, Allora had its own local government (initially Borough of Allora, from 1903 Town of Allora) then was combined with the Clifton Shire. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allora,_Queensland#:~:text=The%20Al....