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Mt Palmer – a grave competition

16/03/2024 By Moya Sharp 4 Comments

Search for the Mt Palmer Cemetery and the grave  of John Ebenezer JONES By Mike Duggan Early 1972 – Mr Ken White approached Eric Carnicelli, a member of the Southern Cross Historical Society, to see if Mr White’s grandfather’s grave at Mt Palmer could be located. He offered to pay the Historical Society $150 if […]

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Filed Under: Grave Tales, People, Places Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Goldfields History, Mt Palmer, Palmers Find, Southern Cross

Yellowdine – the people on the field (Part 2)

27/01/2024 By Moya Sharp 4 Comments

This is Part 2 of the story of Yellowdine – To read the first part go here:  Yellowdine – A walk through a canvas town West Australian 17 April 1935, page 25 YELLOWDINE The People on the Field There is to be found on the purple veldt of South Africa, a certain shrub which, when […]

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A Most Prestigious Hotel:

04/09/2021 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

When driving to Perth from Kalgoorlie you may have seen a sign on the left not long after the Yellowdine Road House and before Moorine Rock, directing you to Mt Palmer. But have you ever ventured there??? In 1935 it was thought that Palmers Find (AKA Mt Palmer), 23 miles from Southern Cross, would become […]

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Filed Under: Hotels, People, Towns and Places Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Mt Palmer, Palmers Find, Southern Cross

Yellowdine : Treasures in the Bush – book review

30/04/2019 By Moya Sharp 6 Comments

Yellowdine, Reen’s Soak, Bronti, Kellandi and Mt Palmer – by Delys Howlett This excellent book, published in 2007 by my good friend Delys Howlett, is a must read for anyone interested in the history of the district. Delys has a strong personal connection to this place she loves, as it is where she was brought […]

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Filed Under: Books, People Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Palmers Find, Western Australia, Yellowdine, Yilgarn

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