Item Type: PhotographDescription: Thomas Moses Ashley was born 1855, Shropshire to Samuel and Elizabeth Ashley.
Louisa Hackett was born 1855, Shropshire, to William and Eleanor Hackett (nee Bladen).
Thomas and Louisa marrie...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Thomas Moses Ashley was born 1855, Shropshire to Samuel and Elizabeth Ashley.
Louisa Hackett was born 1855, Shropshire, to William and Eleanor Hackett (nee Bladen).
Thomas and Louisa marrie...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: This cottage was owned by William Wilson, son of Robert Wilson, from c.1880's.
It was sold to Ida Agatha Buring c.1911-1913, who leased it as a holiday house for decades, before selling to Wil...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Samuel Terry received a grant of 2000 acres issued by Governor Macquarie in 1821. The acreage was known as Terry's Meadows Estate. When Samuel Terry died in 1838 the Estate was inherited by his n...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Garden behind baby health center, red cedar planted by Doug Blow Albion Park 2003.
A Plaque was laid dedicated to Doug Blow by the Garden Club.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Plaque to Doug Blow by Albion Park Garden Club 2003.
Garden behind baby health center, Albion park. Red cedar planted by Doug Blow.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: At a Tongarra Heritage Society picnic.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: At a Tongarra Heritage Society Christmas picnic.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Marshall Mount House, hone of the Osborne and later, McDonald families.
Photograph taken for the 100 years anniversary of the homestead.
Geoff Mayo with McDonald family on steps.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Marshall Mount House, hone of the Osborne and later, McDonald families.
Photograph taken for the 100 years anniversary of the homestead.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Minnie aged 17 years.
Mary Jane 'Minnie' Jones was born at Kiama in 1869, to Robert and Mary Anne Jones (nee Vance).
Minnie married Andrew William Stewart in 1899. and had two children, Wi...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Blanche Weston (nee Johnston)
Blanche Weston (nee Johnston) at her home 'Horsley'.
The Horsley Estate, originally called King’s Gift, was a 2000 acre land grant awarded in 1805 by Governo...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: John and Anne Jane (missing in picture) Irwan, and children.
Anne Jane Irwin (nee Stewart) was the sister of Edward Stewart. The Irwins immigrated to Australia in 1879.
Anne Jane's brother ...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: After the war, many of these concrete tank traps were no longer needed. Bert Ernest Weston successfully tendered for the contract to remove some of the tetrahedra from the wartime defences on the...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Looking north west from what is today Reddall Parade.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Bert Weston's houseboat under construction with Windang bridge in background.
This houseboat was built by Bert Weston after WW2 due to a housing shortage. It had three bedrooms, an electric li...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: After the war, many of these concrete tank traps were no longer needed. Bert Ernest Weston successfully tendered for the contract to remove some of the tetrahedra from the wartime defences on the...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Bert Weston's Houseboat at Picnic Island Lake Entrance.
This houseboat was built by Bert Weston after WW2 due to a housing shortage. It had three bedrooms, an electric light plant, and was mo...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: This houseboat was built by Bert Weston after WWII due to a housing shortage. It had three bedrooms, an electric light plant, and was moored near the entrance to Lake Illawarra.
After the war,...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Photo taken by Bert Weston.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: After the war, many of these concrete tank traps were no longer needed. Bert Ernest Weston successfully tendered for the contract to remove some of the tetrahedra from the wartime defences on the...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Row boat on Lake Illawarra
Item Type: PhotographDescription: This houseboat was built by Bert Weston after WWII due to a housing shortage. It had three bedrooms, an electric light plant, and was moored near the entrance to Lake Illawarra.