Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy

Neighbours: Next door - Tom & Kate Evans, a childless older couple on the north side. Tom was a WW1 veteran. On the southern side, were Jack & Glennie Butler & son Tony. Jack was part indigenous from Tasmania and when he was a small baby, he was snatched by a wedge-tailed eagle who got his claws into Jack’s nappy. The eagle carried him 20m before dropping him unharmed. Over the back fence was “Tiny” Chancellor, a big man, his wife, and son “Jumbo” who was even bigger. We never knew their real names.

Memories of Keith Boyle:




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




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Right opposite soccer grounds near park entrance. Memories: Bushfires in about 1948? Where we hid under drain at the park entrance. Neighbours: Morris - 27 Parkside




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




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Memories of coal dust, great school years, loads of sport, endless summer days at the pool. A love of books created from a superb library.

Neighbours: Wakefield next door (shop owners); Roberts family on the other side. McPhee over the road and Whitmore next to McPhee....Cheryl




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy




Published on 08/12/2010 in Tenancy