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The White Hart Hotel – Coolgardie

09/11/2019 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

The White Hart Hotel was located in Hunt Street, between Sylvester and Lindsay Sts, Coolgardie. Licensees: George Murray Dewsnap – 1901-1902 Stephen Timewell – 1903-1905 Edward Walton -1907- 1909 Frank Martin – 1910 Martin Hyland – 1912 James Duffy – 1914 Hugh Dunstan – 1915 R R Reid – 1916-1917 The White Hart Hotel, erected […]

Filed Under: Hotels, Places & Towns Tagged With: Australian History, Coolgardie, Goldfields History, Hotels

The Desert Secrets – by Jules Raeside

06/11/2019 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

There’s a shaker up the gully, There’s a paddock partly stripped, And a shovel pick and dishes lying round And a little heap of tailings Lying underneath the sieves And a heap of hoppers stones upon the ground. But the hand that shook the shaker Never more will raise a ‘run’, O’er the ripples of […]

Filed Under: People, Poets Corner Tagged With: Australian History, Western Australia

Mt Morgans Cemetery:

02/11/2019 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

I would like to show you the result of a project by Danelle Warnock and myself to upgrade the records and information on the people buried in the Mt Morgans Cemetery, Western Australia. The information presented here has been collected from various sources such as Burial Registers, Death Certificates, and newspapers. As always we welcome […]

Filed Under: Grave Tales, People Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Goldfields History, Mt Morgans

Brown Hill School 1902 – a snapshot

02/11/2019 By Moya Sharp 2 Comments

On the 26th March 1904 photographs were taken of all the staff and students of the Brown Hill School for the Western Argus newspaper. Unfortunately, no students are named but it is a great snapshot of all the pupils of that year. The Brown Hill School was the second largest in the Goldfields, the biggest […]

Filed Under: People, Towns and Places Tagged With: Brown Hill, Goldfields History, Kalgoorlie boulder, School

Oh! Who could paint a Goldfields – Henry Lawson

01/11/2019 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

This is a favourite of mine, especially the first two lines, to me, they are evocative of the spirit of the Goldfields: Oh! Who could paint a Goldfields and paint the picture right? As old adventurers saw it in early morning light. The yellow mounds of mullock with spots of red and white The scattered […]

Filed Under: Poets Corner Tagged With: Goldfields History, Western Australia

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