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Teapot building, Chester, West Virginia (LOC)

Bushells Tea Factory Building, Sydney, 1936-1937, PXE 1554

  • spelio said:
    The units in the background look like my Grandfathers "Once Upon a Time" development below "Wyldefel " running down from Wylde St to Garden Island. See many images linked from here... www.flickr.com/photos/spelio/48691240266/in/photolist-adw...
  • spelio said:
    Wyldefel Gardens with plants in the Gardens
  • spelio said:
    www.flickr.com/photos/27197915@N08/ what caught your eye here, Julia. (We are long time friends of a Julia Wright here)
  • spelio said:
    See and aerial view..
    Wyldefel - "Wyldefel Gardens" aerial view at Potts Point
  • Philip Cohen said:
    "Bushells Tea Factory Building, Sydney, 1936-1937, PXE 1554"? Who does these nonsensical captions?

Serving tea at the community kitchen at Bardon, October 1942

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    By 1900 women began to create a public social life. The granting of the franchise to Australian women in 1903 stimulated greatly the work of women in matters of public welfare. A group of women, residents of the Brisbane suburb of Bardon, formed a club in 1927, mentioned here because after thirty years it remains the only suburban club of its type. It is The Bardon Women's Club. The members enjoy cultural and educational opportunities and do a considerable amount of welfare work. The Club's founder and President was Mrs. T. G. H. Jones. Source: espace.library.uq.edu.au/data/UQ_211827/s00855804_1959_6_...