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The Boulder Technical School – Sepia Saturday

20/08/2016 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

Boulder Technical School Piesse Street, Boulder

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John Mohr and Bros – Champion Greengrocer and Hawker

20/08/2016 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

J Mohr & Co

1901. Mr John Charles Mohr with young boy (Charlie Jones) Mr Mohr was born in 1875, his parents ran a green grocers in Northam. He came to the Goldfields as a young man in search of gold in 1894. At one time he did the mail run on a push bike between Coolgardie and Broadarrow […]

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The Residence of S W Childs

19/08/2016 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

This amazing home in Varden Street was the home of the managing engineer of the Kalgoorlie Electric Tramways until 1903. After this time it became a boarding house called ‘Esperance House’. Fortunately it has changed very little and is still in excellent condition. Western Argus 29th March 1903:- FAREWELL TO S W CHILDS The farewell social […]

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Indigenous Australians At War

19/08/2016 By Moya Sharp 2 Comments

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Heres’ to you Mrs Robinson – A pioneering woman

15/08/2016 By Moya Sharp 4 Comments

This photograph was taken at Lake View Consoles GM in Kalgoorlie in 1896. It shows a group of gold prospectors and miners, including adventurous natural-geologist and pioneering prospector Robert (‘Bobby’) Robinson and his wife, Annie, standing at the right of the group. Not many women are depicted in these early photographs, many choosing to stay […]

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Filed Under: People, Ripping Yarns & Tragic Tales, Towns and Places Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Leonora, Robinson, Western Australia

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