Family and Local History of the Goldfields of Western Australia
I came across this poem many years ago and it is still my favorite:- Oh! Who could paint a Goldfields and paint the picture right? As old adventurers saw it in early morning light. The yellow mounds of mullock with spots of red and white The … [Continue reading]
The township of Kunanalling is situated on the 90 mile road about 20 miles north-west of Coolgardie. It was originally known as the 25 mile then later gazzetted as Kunanalling. The once thriving town is now deserted and the only remains are those of … [Continue reading]
In my last post I apologised for the lack of posts and said that I would be back in two weeks. Unfortunately my illness was much more serious than first thought and I have only just recently returned home from hospital after almost two months. … [Continue reading]
My apologies to all my subscribers for the lack of posts recently. I just wanted to let you know that I was taken ill very suddenly and will be out of action for the next week. Hope you will be patient with me and all should be back to normal next … [Continue reading]
I am currently working on the photographs from the North Kalgoorlie Primary School Centenary which was in 2002. I will be uploading them onto my website. However some photo have only the grade and year and ones like this only a few names are … [Continue reading]
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