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Relief of Mafeking bonfire, Beverley Westwood 1901 (archive ref PH-4-6)

  • Mark Honig said:
    Amazing collection of photos. Keep up your amazing works and projects East Riding Historians and Archivists and Photographers! Cheers from a Californian Yank.
  • Chat Noir:) said:
    wow, amazing!

Sanger's Circus, Wednesday Market, Beverley 1901 (archive ref DDPD-2-1-32)

  • Chris Cox said:
    The shoe shop on the very left - Musson's - belonged to my Great Grandfather. Some of the family can be seen in the upper window.

Travellers enjoying the scenic views of Nambour 1935

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Nestled in the foothills of the Blackall Range, you’ll find a hinterland town with a whole lot of charm. Nambour was once known for its sugar mill, with purpose-built tram tracks transporting the sweet commodity through the town’s centre. Today the historic tracks are being restored to their former glory paying homage to the region’s past, but there’s plenty of other reasons to add Nambour to your Sunshine Coast bucket list. While here make sure to visit the neighbouring town of Woombye, which used to be called Cobb’s Camp due to the fact that it was a staging post for the Cobb & Co coaches in the 1800s. Today, Woombye is known as the home of the Big Pineapple, one of the Sunshine Coast’s most iconic attractions. Source: www.visitsunshinecoast.com/place/nambour