Events

Title	Date
Demolition	01/01/1980
Briquette Factory Demolition - 1975	21/06/1975
Queen's Visit - 1954	03/03/1954
Brown Coal Mine Fire - 1944	14/02/1944
Flood - 1934	01/12/1934
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School & Sports

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3 weeks 4 days ago by info@stevegray.biz
Loved living in an amazing place for my formative years up to 16, before moving to Morwell. So many memories of billy carts, the pool, Cubs and Scouts and climbing trees in our street.

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2 months 2 weeks ago by Julie George
Great photos Michael - not sure if all these great gardens were a sign of the times or exclusive to Yallourn residents.
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3 months 1 week ago by Diane Wolff
Jim Hill was a wonderful man. He taught me to play tennis. Living next door I have lovely memories of him as a very kind man.

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3 months 2 weeks ago by Wendy Sestokas
Thank you for sharing your story regarding the hailstones. I remember the incident very sell. I was a child living in Yallourn North. I've always told people over the years about these hailstones but couldn't find anything on the internet. Sadly people presume these events are modern day events…
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3 months 2 weeks ago by Wendy Sestokas
Hi David, Thank you for sharing your story regarding the hailstones. I remember the incident very sell. I was a child living in Yallourn North. I've always told people over the years about these hailstones but couldn't find anything on the internet. Sadly people presume these events are…
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3 months 4 weeks ago by Michael Lamin
I have a copy of the same photo, so it was probably taken by H W Lynch. 24 Hillside was the residence of Horace & Mary Lynch from about 1926 to February 1939.

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4 months 1 week ago by Trevor Mccoll
Love the wooden wheel barrow . My Dad had one as well .

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5 months 1 week ago by Julie George
Possibly made by Major Furnace Australia
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6 months 2 weeks ago by David Ferguson
Christmas Day 1966 visiting friends in Tanjil Cres when the clouds looked very ominous. I sought the best view of the wet from the junction of Tanjil Cres. and Tanjil place and was enthralled by the cloud dynamics and the frontal roll cloud with nothing but dark matt grey behind. Suddenly…
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7 months ago by roblowe48
Choir record cover - back

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