Family and Local History of the Goldfields of Western Australia
While recently doing my daily post on the WAVMM 'The Western Australian Virtual Miners Memorial' I found that it was the anniversary of a disaster that caused the death of three men at the Englishman GM in Kookynie on the 3rd February 1900. The names … [Continue reading]
The townsite of Nannine is located in the Murchison Goldfields region, 735 km north east of Perth and 30 km south south west of Meekatharra. Gold was discovered in the Nannine area in 1890, the area being rich with gold, and by 1891 was the site of … [Continue reading]
Kalgoorlie Western Argus Tuesday 11 March 1902. A carter named Charles Noell, an employee of Mr O Sloss, met with a terrible death, yesterday morning through being jolted off his cart on the road to the Boulder sanitary depot. When last seen alive … [Continue reading]
Police Honour Legendary Aboriginal Tracker. On the 2nd Jul 2008 a memorial was unveiled in Kalgoorlie for one of the state's most renowned Aboriginal police trackers. Johnny Grey, also known as Pannican, who was considered one of the best … [Continue reading]
I was drifting in the drizzle past the Cecil in the Strand Which, I’m told is very tony – and its front looks very grand And somehow fell a-thinking of a pub I know so well Of a place in West Australia called The Bulletin Hotel Just a little … [Continue reading]
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