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Elephant's tea party, Robur Tea Room, Sydney, 24 March 1939 / Sam Hood

  • 6 older comments, and then…
  • Hart Noecker said:
    Nature as novelty. Bring the animal out for the photo-op, everybody smiles, then put the beast back into its cage. How civilized we are.
  • Ali Rum said:
    great shot
    very nice
  • Isolda said:
    Muy curiosa imagen.
  • trishaleen said:
    I thought what did the elephant do next? By clicking on the ‘find more detailed information…’ my question was answered.
    Thank you so much for sharing.
  • Catch Me Now Photography said:
    So this was life without cable TV, cell phones and internet
    If any one has a tea party with an elephant give me a year and I will try to make it.

On board the 'Silver City Comet'

  • FlashFlyGuy said:
    The train was called the Silver City COMET, not Cornet.
  • Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
    Hi, we have fixed up the typo. Thanks for spotting it.
  • photoman356 said:
    You are invited to add this photo to My artwork created from your photos group.

Railway Refreshment Room - Kemspey

  • Roderick Smith - retired rnveditor said:
    I hope that records.nsw has this captioned correctly. My memory is of something much smaller and less ornate. It could have been another to have space excised during its lifetime, but the whole station building wasn't large or grand. I had 'dinner' there once in the 1980s, towards the end of North Coast Mail: classic takeaway pie and coffee. Roderick B Smith Rail News Victoria Editor