James Robinson's Saddlery and Bootmakers Shop, Shellharbour c.1860

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TitleJames Robinson's Saddlery and Bootmakers Shop, Shellharbour c.1860Photo Number000162Date1860sDescriptionJames Robinson purchased this site in the 1850s and opened a bootmaker and saddlery shop. His family continued the business for about 70 years. James' son, John, ran the business during World War 1. The premises were sold to Ross Jordan, fisherman, in April 1949.James Robinson's Bootmakers Shop was in the section of the building on the left, with the big window. This photo of the family is taken in the 1860's, before their son James was born. James Jnr sold the premises to Ross (Togo) Jordan, some 80 years later in 1949.PlaceLot 6|part 5|section 12|Addison StreetLocationShellharbour VillageDonorRobinson, A.J.

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James Robinson's Saddlery and Bootmakers Shop, Shellharbour c.1860

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James Robinson's Saddlery and Bootmakers Shop, Shellharbour c.1860