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75 photos and 2 illustrations tagged television, from 19 members of Flickr Commons.

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‘What’s happened to the man I married?’

  • Bun Karyudo said:
    This is a nice picture. I used it to accompany a humorous post called "The Hidden Hand of Advertising" on my twice-weeky bunkaryudo.com blog.

Challenge the Minister, Chullora car workshops, Chullora NSW

  • Bruce Saunders said:
    This is at Eveleigh Carriage Workshops not Chullora.
  • Silver K-7 said:
    Outside Broadcast for a Channel 9 show called "I Challenge the Minister". The Rev Alan Walker, Methodist Minister, is standing on the end platform of the passenger car. He launched Lifeline in Sydney in March 1963.
  • Bruce Saunders said:
    This photo is taken at Eveleigh Carriageworks not Chullora. This building still exists as part of Carrigeworks Theatre today.
  • Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
    Bruce Saunders The 1963 State Rail photographers shot book lists the image as "Challenge the Minister - Chullora car workshops".
  • Bruce Saunders said:
    It is obviously incorrectly labelled. It is definitely Eveleigh carriageworks. If I could add a modern photo of this site I could prove it to you. Chullora does not have 1880s styled buildings as shown here as Chullora was built from 1920s.. Carriages like that were never used at Chullora. This is Eveleigh carriageworks. Google Eveleigh carriageworks and you will see.

Man watching an AWA television on board the ship TAIPING

  • O Mac said:
    I wonder was he as good at playing the piano as he was at watching televisions?? He must have never seen a television before......or he'd have turned it on .