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: Edward Henry "Ned" Weston (Major Weston) and grandchildren - probably Bert, Alan and Bruce Weston (sons of Alick Weston).
Bert Weston's grandfather.
Edward Weston was the son of George and ...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: 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 Governor King to Lieutenant Colonel Geor...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: The Horsley Estate, originally called King’s Gift, was a 2000 acre land grant awarded in 1805 by Governor King to Lieutenant Colonel George Johnston in recognition of his military service.
I...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: The Horsley Estate, originally called King’s Gift, was a 2000 acre land grant awarded in 1805 by Governor King to Lieutenant Colonel George Johnston in recognition of his military service.
I...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Original kitchen fireplace.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Rear View.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Front View
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Front view.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Margaret Elizabeth 'Maggie' Wright and Mildred 'Millie' Hughes, taken at Catherine Stewart's former home at Shellharbour.
Catherine Hilda Hughes and Mildred Louisa Hughes were the daughters of...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Catherine Hilda Hughes and Mildred Louisa Hughes were the daughters of Mary Louisa Stewart and David Hughes, and the granddaughters of William Stewart and Catherine Wright.
They were raised by...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Margaret 'Maggie' Elizabeth Stewart with nieces Mildred 'Millie' and Irene 'Rene', standing outside Catherine Stewart's home at Shellharbour.
Catherine Stewart (nee Wright), moved to Shellhar...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Back Row L-R -
Bob McLean, Reg Lace, Bill Smithers, Stan Dingle, Gordon Payne, Douglas Payne, Harry Lacy, Roy Murphy, Colin Maynes
Second Row -
Jack Parkinson, Keith Catterall, George ...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Postcard Sent to Robert 'Bob' Roxby Parkinson from fellow Albion Park WWI soldier, Walter Thomas.
Ward 28 3rd Prize for best decorated ward at Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Harefield, UK, 1918.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: 'Taken while out to tea at Mrs Vincent Spooner?'
Bob Parkinson served with the 1st Australian Light Horse, B Squadron. He was shot in the arm at Gallipoli, and spend time at St Andres Hospital...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Postcard sent to Bob Parkinson.
Writing on back, on image 2.
Bob possibly sitting front, third from right.
Sent from Private J O'Connor, 13th Battalion.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Bob Parkinson standing top left.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Home of Robert 'Bob' Roxy Parkinson, wife Muriel (nee Couch, and sons, John 'Jack' and Arthur.
It was a small sandstone cottage located between the Princes Highway and the railway line at Kemb...
Item Type: PhotographDescription: At Kembla Grange
Item Type: PhotographDescription: With his niece, Helen Newton
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Robert 'Bob' Roxy Parkinson at the Mount Keira Diggers Rest Home.
Item Type: PhotographDescription: Taken at Mount Keira Diggers Rest Home.