Wyndham, Chimney Cottage & the Gregsons and the Opening of Waterfall Bridge
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2004/27 |
Chimney Cottage Tea Room where the chimney stands c1930-40 |
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2004/28 |
Set of negatives |
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2003/6 |
Chimney Cottage in early 1940s (postcard donated by Jim Smith) |
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2005/25a |
Interior of Chimney Cottage 1930s (from postcard owned by Robin Leonard) |
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2005/25b |
Interior of Chimney Cottage 1930s (from postcard owned by Robin Leonard) |
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2005/25c |
Interior of Chimney Cottage 1930s (from postcard owned by Robin Leonard) |
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2005/25d |
Interior of Chimney Cottage 1930s (from postcard owned by Robin Leonard) |
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2004/181 |
Starting the tank June 1922 |
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2004/182 |
Looking toward site of tank June 1922 |
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2004/183 |
Taking formwork off tank Sept 1922 |
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2004/184 |
Cash, EJ Gregson, Bert and Allen (Plumber) |
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2004/185 |
Frame of Wyndham Sept 1922 |
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2004/187 |
Front view of Wyndham cottage Nov 1922 |
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2004/188 |
Living room fireplace at Wyndham Dec 1922 |
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96/47 |
View of Wyndham from Helen (Nellie) Gregson's paddock Dec 1922 |
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2004/189 |
Wyndham c1924 |
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2004/190 |
Wyndham through the trees from Waterfall Creek c1924 |
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2004/192 |
Wyndham showing some garden c1927 |
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2004/193 |
Wyndham c1927 |
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2004/194 |
Wyndham 1927 Helen Gregson 3 years old |
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2004/195 |
Wyndham c1928 showing garden and bushland |
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2004/196 |
Shed added to Wyndham - Bebeah in the distance? |
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2004/250 |
Ruins of Wyndham burnt down 18 May 2004 |
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93/8 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge 2nd May 1993. Mary Reynolds giving brief history of Charles Wilkins Jefferson |
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93/9 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge 2nd May 1993. Mary Reynolds giving brief history of Charles Wilkins Jefferson |
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93/10 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge. Graham Thompson President of Progress Association speaking |
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93/11 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge. Graham Thompson President of Progress Association speaking |
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93/12 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge by Mayor Bob Clarke of Blue Mountains Council |
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93/13 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge. Ribbon cut by Fred and Hanny Huber (2 oldest residents of Mt Wilson) and India Pembroke (the youngest) |
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93/14 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge. Ribbon cut by Fred and Hanny Huber (2 oldest residents of Mt Wilson) and India Pembroke (the youngest) |
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93/15 |
Opening of Jefferson Bridge by Mayor Bob Clarke of Blue Mountains Council |
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93/16 |
Fred and Hanny Huber and India Pembroke being presented with flowers |
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93/17 |
Fred and Hanny Huber crossing the bridge |
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Negative of view of bridge |
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97/198 |
Four generations of women - Sloan, Campbell, Busby Family. Grannie Busby (centre), Helen Campbell daughter, Helen Sloan Grand daughter, Marjorie Sloan great grand daughter |
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Mrs Busby at age 96 (died Nov 1906) Photocopy of photograph |
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Set of negatives at rear of album |