Images/Photos

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W.A.A.A.F. (Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force) personnel, R.A.A.F., Bankstown, Aircraft Park No. 2, 1943

 

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Homer Street near Wellington Street, Earlwood

 

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Campsie Motor Car & Carriage Works, Hill Street, Campsie, circa 1916

 

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Beamish Street, Campsie - 1908

 

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Lakemba Bowling Club - 1920s

 

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John ‘Jack’ Patrick Walsh (1921 – 2010), of the famous bike shop in Punchbowl

I knew the shop well, he was next to John lanes pharmacy.
John was a Cronulla supporter and I would often go in to see him as a school kid on a Monday afternoon on my way back home and talk about the weekend's games.

 

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Metro Twin Drive-In, Chullora - 1955

I can remember driving past there one evening and they were screening "Emmanuelle" and both sides of the road was packed with guys and guys with their girlfrends watching a free 40 foot porno.

 

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Punchbowl Railway Station - circa 1901

I know it well...

 

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Hume Highway, Yagoona - 1959

 

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Earlwood Public School, Homer Street - 1920

 

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Hughes Brothers (Mark, Garry & Graeme) - St John's College

 

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Canterbury Road in Hurlstone Park - 1954

 

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Undercliffe Bridge, Earlwood - circa 1950s

 

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W.F. Butler's Estate Agents on Beamish Street - circa 1910

 

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Magnet Theatre in Lakemba - 1936

 

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Foords Blacksmith, Canterbury Road - 1920s

 

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Campsie Railway Station, 1919 - welcoming returned soldiers from WWI

 

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Australian Bank of Commerce, 178 Canterbury Road, Canterbury - cicra 1910s