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International Nurses Day – Nurse Mary Mulder

12/05/2015 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

Nurse Mulder 1895

The 12th May is International Nurses Day. I would like to remember Nurse Mary Mulder. This photograph was taken in Kalgoorlie on the 18th March 1895 Portrait of Nurse Mary Mulder in early outdoor uniform..  Listed under the Health Act 1911 Mid wives Registration Board (Publication:-  Victoria Hobbs “But Westward Look” (Nursing in WA 1829-1979) […]

Filed Under: People Tagged With: Goldfields History, Nurses

A Very Pretty Wedding – James Faull & Annie Nutman

29/04/2015 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

Nutmann and Faull Wedding 1902

The wedding of the daughter of the North Kalgurli mine, Annie Nutman, was celebrated in style. This photograph shows the wedding party at the home of the bride’s parents, and it looks like no expense was spared. The church where the wedding took place was St Michael and All Angels, Brownhill. The ceremony must have […]

Filed Under: Church, People, Places & Towns Tagged With: Brown Hill, Family History, Faull, Goldfields History, Kalgoorlie boulder

Anzac Service – St George’s Church Boulder

25/04/2015 By Moya Sharp 8 Comments

This photograph shows the St George’s Presbyterian Church in Moran Street, Boulder, ready for the Anzac Service on the 26th April 1931. On the far right, you will see the Honour Board displayed, which is today in the keeping of the Goldfields War Museum. It has the names of 114 servicemen and members of the […]

Filed Under: People, Places & Towns, Soldiers Story Tagged With: Australian History, Boulder Cemetery, Church, Goldfields History, Western Australia, WW1

First Mayor of Coolgardie – James Shaw

24/04/2015 By Moya Sharp 2 Comments

Hugh Shaw Coolgardie Cemetery

James Shaw was born in 1846 in Belfast, Ireland. His father was Hugh Shaw, an engineer, and his mother was Margaret. They married in Victoria. In 1864, at the age of 18, James Shaw sailed to Auckland, New Zealand, where he started a most successful contracting business. He also won a service medal for fighting […]

Filed Under: Grave Tales, People, Places & Towns Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Coolgardie, Goldfields History, james shaw, Western Australia

The Mincham Family of Bonnie Vale

21/04/2015 By Moya Sharp 3 Comments

Eliza Mincham at home in Bonnivale

This photograph, which is one of many Goldfields photographs belonging to the ‘Mincham Family Photos’ collection and shows Eliza Mincham seated outside her home (left) with a friend and their children (and dog). Eliza was to have four children, all born at Bonnievale before she and her husband, Charles Stephen Mincham, left in 1907 and […]

Filed Under: People Tagged With: Bonnivale, Goldfields History, Varischetti

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