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Triple Tragedy at the Golden West:

18/01/2020 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

In 2013, a lady by the name of Margaret Sanders, contacted me about including her uncle Ralph Douglas Young (Joe), on the Western Australian Virtual Miners Memorial. She has seen our appeal for family members to come forward to provide additional information about miners names to be engraved on the memorial at the WA Museum […]

Filed Under: People Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Coolgardie, Goldfields History, Kunanalling, Mine Rescue, Western Australia

What Happened in Boulder Cemetery???

11/01/2020 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

Mirror :  Saturday 26 June 1926, page 10 Did the Murderers Visit the Burial Ground And Seek to Dispose of the Bodies ? A Plan That May Have Miscarried, But If It Had Succeeded Would Probably Have Hidden the Secret for Ever It is believed that some time in the late hours of April 27 […]

Filed Under: Ripping Yarns & Tragic Tales

The Return of the Prospector- a verse

11/01/2020 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

With the fires of hope still burning I’ll take to the open road, To the bush I am returning And it’s there I’ll take my load. For the pull of the bush like a magnet Is drawing me to her heart And I’ll make my mark on this rugged land One day e’er I depart. […]

Filed Under: Poets Corner Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History

The Brennan Brothers Marry –

11/01/2020 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

In 1899, Kalgoorlie was to have two of the biggest events on the social calendar. The marriages of two of the members of the leading Kalgoorlie business, Brennans Bros, Kyran and James Brennan. The difference being that the wedding of James Brennan took place in Perth, while Kyran Brennan’s took place in Kalgoorlie. Kalgoorlie Western […]

Filed Under: People Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Western Australia

BLACK FLAG – ghost towns

11/01/2020 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

BLACK FLAG:- R H Henning and party pegged the Black Flag lease which in October 1894 was reported to be ‘doing very well.’ The property was sold the following year to Lord Sudley’s syndicate for $48,000. By this time men were opening up their claims, many with good results. In December, the following year, there […]

Filed Under: People Tagged With: Australian History, Black Flag, Goldfields History, Western Australia

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