| Number |
Description |
| |
1913 to 1920 -
The Old Farm |
|
PIC13001 |
The opening of the first
Farm in 1913, shortly after the first party of 12 boys had arrived. The
photo includes the Local Committee, guests and Farm School boys. Picture
taken immediately after the Farm School was declared open. (Courtesy OFA
Museum) |
|
PIC13002 |
Members of the first Local Committee (formed by Kingsley Fairbridge) view
a boxing match involving the new boys. The referee was R. Walker who wrote
notes of these three 1913 photos in 1937.
(Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13003 |
Boxing again. R. Walker
was referee. The boys were divided into two teams for an impromptu boxing
tournament. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13004 |
At the Old farm and
this time in School. Bare feet, home-made furniture and lots of maths on the
blackboards. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13005 |
Again in school.
This looks like Kingsley giving lessons to the boys. Despite being
home-made, the desks and seats look very spacious. Imagine the work that
went into building all this. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13006 |
Class room at the
Old Farm School. The boys and teacher line up for a group photo. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13007 |
Ruby Fairbridge
pictured with young Barbara and Rhodes. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13008 |
Group of children
pictured with some of the staff. Is that Kingsley far left? (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13009 |
Another group of
children pictured with some of the staff that looks like on the same day as
the above. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13010 |
Group of children
and staff in front of building. Note the Union Jack flying high. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13011 |
Kingsley Fairbridge
with his children Barbara, Elizabeth and Rhodes. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13012 |
The Dormitory. You
can see some beds on the verandah. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13013 |
Hay piled up on the
cart, and other horses. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13014 |
Children display a
bumper crop of produce. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13015 |
Two boys collecting
firewood for the cottage. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13016 |
Horse and cart -
collecting firewood. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13017 |
Horse and cart -
collecting firewood. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13018 |
Horse and cart -
collecting firewood. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC13019 |
Children involved
in clearing the land. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
| |
1920's |
|
PIC20001 |
Kitchen under
construction. The foundations are down and up they go. Note the cart down
the right side. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20002 |
Kitchen under
construction. The building has advanced some. That cart is full of clay that
was used to build the kitchen. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20003 |
The first Laundry
photographed in the mid-late 1920's. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20004 |
The Rectory. A
little blurry. The Rectory stood next to the Church but was
removed/destroyed in later years. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20005 |
Young man holds up
his chopper to the roots of an almost impossibly large tree whilst young
child on horseback looks on. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20006 |
1921. This is the
Water tank that proudly occupied the land where the Church now stands.
(Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20007 |
Mid 1920's. The
photo is captioned "Class Rooms Under Construction". Looks like the whole
school is out this day for this lovely picture. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20008 |
Rhodes and
Elizabeth Fairbridge. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20009 |
Children on Garden
Duty on 6 November 1923. Note the hills in the background - so
characteristic of Fairbridge and never changing. (Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20010 |
Entrance to
Fairbridge Village in 1921. Is that muddy looking track in front what was
then known as the Albany Highway but is now the South Western Highway?
(Courtesy OFA Museum) |
|
PIC20011 |
All the children in
their Sunday best including ties suggests that this might be a church
service or some official visitor is in town, or it is simply an occasion for
a formal group photo. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20012 |
Henry Hudson
cottage and children. Lovely photo. This (one following photos through to
PIC20019) were most probably taken between 1923 and 1927. All cottages
photographed existed in 1923. None of the seven cottages built in 1927 are
featured. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20013 |
Shakespeare
Cottage. Girls and Cottage Mother viewed through the pickets. Cute little
hats they're all wearing. Between 1923 & 1927. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20014 |
Raleigh Cottage.
The cottage buildings have changed somewhat. No doubt future renovations
introduced more modern building materials and buildings were redesigned and
expanded. Note the home-made cricket bat and the sharp axe! Between 1923 & 1927.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20015 |
Lister Cottage.
This and Newton and Jenner always looked far too small to accommodate such a
big family! Many nice smiling faces here. Between 1923 & 1927. (Courtesy OFA
Museum). |
|
PIC20016 |
Isaac Newton
Cottage. Children and Cottage Mother on the verandah. Between 1923 & 1927.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20017 |
Glasgow Cottage
photo 1. All the boys and Cottage Mother. Sitting on the verandah. Between
1923 & 1927. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20018 |
Glasgow Cottage
photo 2. Another photo of the Glasgow family this time standing. Those
trousers look like what some kids wear today. Between 1923 & 1927. (Courtesy
OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20019 |
Jenner cottage. 14
children and Cottage Mother. Between 1923 & 1927. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20020 |
The Fairbridge bus
or truck (or maybe it doubled as both) taken sometime in the 1920's.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC20021 |
"The Old Red" pictured in 1926.
This would have probably been the only motorised transport at the time. You
can see passengers in both front and back.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
| |
1930's |
|
PIC30002 |
Photo is captioned simply "Staff
member - early Mandurah Camp". It would have been in the 1930's.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC30003 |
"Fairbridge Holiday Camp" says
the sign outside Mandurah Camp.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC30004 |
Mandurah Camp. Large tent and
car-of-the-day and what looks like bedding airing in the sunshine.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC30005 |
Mandurah Camp. Boy holding up an
umbrella whilst a staff member sweeps around the
tents. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC30006 |
Middlemore Cottage. Great
portrait of 8 little boys and perhaps Cottage Mother chatting to another
staff member. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC30007 |
Exeter Cottage. My
guess is sometime in the 1930's. Note the steps to the entrance. It looks a
bit like a fire escape but they didn't build them in those days. The two gentlemen at
the bottom of the steps are unknown. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC30008 |
Exeter Cottage
again. The steps have gone! Perhaps the main entrance is around the back
now. This is how Exeter looked later on so
perhaps this picture could be decades later? I don't know. (Courtesy Gladys
Mares) |
| |
1933 |
|
PIC33001 |
The opening of the
Club House in 1933 (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
| |
1934 |
|
PIC34001 |
Colonel Health
(Principal), with Major Miller and Mrs Heath. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC34002 |
A hockey game in progress. This
game was staged for the Duke of Gloucester visit.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
| |
1936 |
|
PIC36001 |
A very big crowd turns out for the
opening of the Domestic Science building in 1936. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
| |
1937 |
|
PIC37001 |
Arthur Scratton boys pictured in front of their building.
Photo includes a little girl named Helen Freenish (second name is very
hard to read on the back of the picture).
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC37002 |
Arthur Scratton boys again, all wearing their ties, in
front of their building. (Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC37003 |
"Our Anchorage". Build by the Scratton boys in the paddock
over the second bridge (a small tributary of the South Dandalup River).
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC37004 |
"Off to Mandurah Camp" in 1937. Children piled
into the back of the truck. Taken in front of the dining room. What an
adventure that trip must have been!
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
| |
1950 |
|
PIC50001 |
Around 1950 or earlier. Lovely photo of English
children (taken in England). Marcelle O'Brien is pictured middle front -
she's the very little girl. (Courtesy Marcelle O'Brien) |
|
PIC50002 |
Marcelle again, this time pictured in Australia
around 1950. She's the one third from the right, right at the front. (See
press cuttings about Marcelle - 1951) (Courtesy Marcelle O'Brien) |
|
PIC50004 |
Group of girls at Fairbridge around 1950.
(Courtesy Marcelle O'Brien) |
| |
1954 |
|
PIC54001 |
Cute 1954 Christmas
card of Christine and Raymond Downs. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC54002 |
Great portrait of a seven year old. This is Roy Holloway
in
1954. Expect picture was taken prior to UK departure as the
children were pre-fitted with Fairbridge tie and very un-Fairbridge clobber
(which generally disappeared without trace upon arrival)! |
|
PIC54003 |
Five pretty girls - Lynne Rainey, Sandra
Rainey, Lillian Dews, Marcelle O'Brien and Gladys Mares doing a bit of
gardening at Shakespeare? Taken 1954 or perhaps 1955. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC54004 |
At the back L-R: Gladys Mares and Marcelle
O'Brien. At the front L-R: Terry Brayn and Doris Campbell. Don't recognise
the brick building. This is the photo used on the 1959 Christmas card (see
PIC59001). (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
| |
1956 |
|
PIC56001 |
Staff Christmas party 1956 or
1965 (Caption on the photo has been changed and is hard to read but assume
it's 1956). Party
appears to be at the rear of Fairbridge House. No-one thus far identified.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
| |
1957 |
|
PIC57001 |
Boy's Church choir. Great photo - not all
identified but perhaps Larry Davis, Peter Harding, Brian Ellison, John
Jones, Barry Hutchinson and Eric Hall are amongst them. |
| |
1958 |
|
PIC58001 |
Christmas 1958 with kindly
Santa giving out the presents. Horse and cart is the transport. Don't know
the location. Included are Mr Allan (Principal), David Buck in the
background and Terry Brayn on the cart. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC58002 |
Bill Pettit's
(Store Manager in late 1950's/early 1960's) girls and Christine Downs
(centre). The two Pettit girls are Judy (left) and Betty. Probably taken
around 1958. The background looks like one of the staff houses. |
|
PIC58003 |
Kings Park - Mr Allen (Principal) with Richard,
Robert and Judy Huggins (not sure who the three boys are to the right).
Taken December 1958. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
| |
1959 |
|
PIC59001 |
Lovely Christmas 1959 card featuring Gladys
Mares, Marcelle O'Brien, Terry Brayn and Doris Campbell. Whereas this is a
1959 card, the actual photo would have been taken much earlier - probably
late 1953 or early 1954. |
| |
Late 1950's |
|
PIC5L001 |
Fabulous football team of the
late 1950's. Back row (L-R): John Ellison, Terry Reid, Barry Bussingham,
John Hardy, Ken Unthank, Raymond Phelps. Middle Row (L-R): Frank Wood, Reg
Symons, Mike Allan, Tud Hedley, John Jones, Ken Reed, Mike Barnett. Front
Row (L-R): Robert Huggins, Robert King, Mike Andrews, Derek Smith, Nigel
Baird-Orr. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L002 |
Three cottage mothers. Late
1950's. Left unidentified. Middle is Miss Gibson, right is Mrs Jarvis.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L003 |
At swimming pool late 1950's.
Photo is simply captioned "Cook daughter". |
|
PIC5L004 |
At swimming pool late 1950's.
Photo is captioned "Staff kids, Beards and others". Above Cook
daughter is there too. The boy at the rear right is Geoff Kendal, son of nursing
Sister Kendal. |
|
PIC5L005 |
Miss Featherstone in front of
Scratton. Late 1950's. Miss Featherstone ran the office and post office.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L006 |
Main Dining Room looking down
towards to store. Late 1950's. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L007 |
Children milling around in
front of Main Dining Room. This is late 1950's. Those railways sleepers
covered a drain. A popular pastime was to float little "boats"
in the water and wait for them to come out of the other end of the drain
from under the sleepers! (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L008 |
Kids tom-fooling around in
front of the Main Dining Room, probably late 1950's. They could be Mike
Barnett and Joan Horne at the rear and Raymond Downs left front. Child
with the glasses might be Bill Hedley. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L009 |
Kitchener cottage at the
swimming pool. Late 1950's. At the front is Nigel Baird-Orr who was then
in Raleigh. |
|
PIC5L010 |
Photo is simply captioned
"Wood boys". This is Ken Reed (Forrest) and Joe Isherwood
(Hudson) in the late 1950's. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L011 |
Mike Rainey on horseback
obviously in the farm area. Late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L012 |
Jean McCormick and Gladys Mares
take a nice picture. Late 1950's. Probably in the farm area judging by the
horse presence. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L013 |
Hudson cottage boys with Mrs
Mutton. Was Mrs Mutton the cottage mother at the time? Probably taken late
1950's. |
|
PIC5L014 |
At the farm: The dairy with
some of the cows probably just been milked. Late 1950's. (Courtesy Lois
Elliott) |
|
PIC5L015 |
At the farm: The dairy with a
portrait of farm manager Tom Reid with his milk buckets. Late 1950's.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L016 |
The Farm Manager's
house - Exeter. Late 1950's. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L017 |
The Staff Kitchen - kitchen and
dining room for staff. Late 1950's. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L018 |
Frank Ayling outside the store. You can see
the Farm Manager's house behind him. Late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L019 |
Glasgow cottage with Father
Hodge. Late 1950's. L-R: Mike Barnett patting Miss Gibson's dog, Norm
Heslington, Nicky Hendon, Bob Jones, Ian Pickering, (obscured), Steven
Scott, (unknown), and Emyris (Crab) Jones right over on the right.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L020 |
Kitchener cottage at the pool
again! Miss Gibson is off to the left. Also in the photo is Robert Huggins
(3rd from left) and George Braithwaite with his Astor radio he had
purchased on his return to the farm to work. Late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L021 |
A group of kids playing at the
Games Centre. behind them is looking towards Scratton. The office at the
extreme left of that building was later (and perhaps then) used as office
for the House Master. |
|
PIC5L022 |
Robert (Pongo) Young
wearing his Scout belt, taken outside Livingstone, around the late
1950's. |
|
PIC5L023 |
Ian (Turkey) Tural and Ian
(Cabbage) Cunningham both from Glasgow pictured outside Nelson around the late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L024 |
Group of girls with laundry
basket. At the front is Carla de Jong (Teacher). The girls, left to right
are Rosemary Wall, Gladys Mares, Margaret Braithwaite and Lorraine Champion.
This was taken in 1959 or 1960. (Info. courtesy Carla de Jong). |
|
PIC5L025 |
Two boys on the oval outside
the school. The fellow on the left is Kenny Baker and with him is Joe
Isherwood. Late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L026 |
Car (perhaps
private or a staff member's car) taken on the roundabout outside of
Scratton. Late 1950's. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L027 |
Three girls outside Scratton
looking at what seems to be a floor polisher. Probably late 1950's.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L028 |
Four boys at the swimming pool.
Probably late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L029 |
Possibly down at the swimming pool.
Cottage mother is unknown - possibly relief staff. The boy is Reggie Symmons.
Late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L030 |
Nice
picture of two boys - unidentified. Late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L031 |
Unidentified
young man sitting on a suitcase - looks like the day he's leaving
Fairbridge. Could be one of the Big Brothers. Mid 1950's. |
|
PIC5L032 |
Lois Elliott at around 21 years of age. Thus
probably mid/late 1950's. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L033 |
A couple of boys and many bikes outside the
Store - taken sometime in the 1950's. That's Tom Wall on the verandah.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L034 |
Good picture of three boys at the store (John
Millen is in the middle). The Farm
Manager's house in the background, the old Shell manual petrol pump and
the rear end of what looks like a Mark 1 Ford Consul or Zephyr that perhaps
belonged to Mr Ensly, a school teacher there at the time. Taken late 1950's.
(Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L035 |
Perhaps on the football oval. L-R is Barry
(Budda) Hutchinson, Graham Bennett, Brian Ellison and Joe Isherwood. Late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L036 |
Roy Holloway looking great in his primary
school Sunday best. Mid 1950's. (Courtesy Lois Elliott) |
|
PIC5L037 |
Fairbridge Bus. Fabulous photo of an early bus.
Apparently used up to the 1950's. The new bus arrived in 1958. (Courtesy
Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L038 |
This bus was owned by a man named Jones who was
based in Pinjarra. He used it as a school bus ferrying children to school
from as far away as Mandurah. Before this bus he had a small rounded Bedford
bus. Perhaps this day the bus was at Fairbridge bringing a visiting sports
team. (Info from John Barns). (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L040 |
Chris Solley - one of
the "Big Brothers". Year unknown. |
|
PIC5L041 |
Mick Erridge - another of the "Big
Brothers" - in front of one of the cottages. Year unknown. |
|
PIC5L042 |
Michael Allan next to car, enjoying a smoke!
Year unknown. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L043 |
Ian McLeary holding a box. Year unknown. |
|
PIC5L045 |
Canoeing was a favourite past-time. Canoes were
crafted out of corrugated iron and the holes filled up with chewing gum! The
boy in the middle of the river is John Barns - he spent a good deal of
time building this unsinkable craft (named 'Dreadnought'). It was painted a
smart shade of green and carted home safely and with a good deal of effort
after every use! (Info from John Barns). (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L046 |
Cleaning out the calf shed was a lot of fun
with a high-pressure hose. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L047 |
Very young looking Billy Braithwaite and Kenny
Ducker feeding the calves. This was probably in the late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L048 |
Someone helping George Elliott by dropping a
bit of food into a pigsty. Late 1950's or early 1960's. |
|
PIC5L050 |
Jeff Williams the guitar man. Location and date
unknown. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L054 |
Billy Braithwaite and Kenny Ducker looking very
young in this pose. Perhaps late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L055 |
Kevin Winton and David Buck check on
proceedings at Mandurah Camp. Perhaps late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L056 |
Chris Solley, one of the "Big
Brother" boys poses outside of perhaps Scratton? Suggest late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L057 |
Big pose of boys and girls. Not sure where the
log is or who the boys are but the girls are L-R Lillian Dews, Sandra Rainey,
Lynne Rainey, Doris Campbell, Gladys Mares and Marcelle O'Brien. Suggest
late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L058 |
This photo is one of the best, aptly entitled
"Rebels". See for yourself! They are Lynne Rainey, Margaret
Braithwaite, Christine Hinch, Gladys Mares and Anna Baker. But don't tell
anyone, ok? (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L059 |
Tim Bedford and Tina the dog. Tina was Mrs
Barns' (Cottage Mother, Nelson late 1950's) Fox Terrier. Tina continued to live
at Nelson after the passing of Mrs Barns and after the leaving of John and was
looked after by the Nelson boys. (Info from John Barns). (Courtesy Gladys
Mares) |
|
PIC5L060 |
Shakespeare girls, L-R are Gladys Mares, Janes
Baird-Orr (partially obscured), Sandra Rainey, Judy Huggins, not sure,
Maxine Ellison, Linda Le Hardy, Marcelle O'Brien, Doris Campbell and Lynne
Rainey. Pretty picture perhaps taken near Fairbridge House in the late
1950's. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L061 |
Looks like Jeff Williams is still twanging on
his guitar and the boy on the bike is singing the chorus! Year unknown. |
|
PIC5L062 |
Mrs Kath Mir with Marcelle O'Brien at the
swimming pool. In the background someone is ready to launch from the diving
board. Late 1950's. (Courtesy Marcelle O'Brien) |
|
PIC5L063 |
Portrait of a smiling Elizabeth Smeaton.
Suggest late 1950's. (Courtesy Marcelle O'Brien) |
|
PIC5L064 |
Boys at the swimming pool in the late 1950's
include Eric Chambers and Michael Allen. |
|
PIC5L065 |
Michael Baker in the 1950's. |
|
PIC5L066 |
Great picture of Joan Horne on the hockey field
or somewhere further up the hills? Suggest late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L067 |
Tony Tippett, Roger Roberts and un-named boy
taken in the late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L068 |
That's Marcelle O'Brien - the little one at the
front. The others are not all named but include Roslyn Bell, Avril Dodds and
Edith Dodds. Taken early 1950's. (Courtesy Marcelle O'Brien) |
|
PIC5L069 |
John Jones and Marcelle O'Brien in 1960 perhaps
at Mandurah in the late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L070 |
Boys activities at he Games Centre. Looks like
volleyball. Date and names unknown. |
|
PIC5L071 |
Five little girls gardening at Shakespeare.
They are from L-R: Gladys Mares, Marcelle O'Brien, Lillian Dews, Sandra
Rainey and Lynne Rainey. Mid-late 1950's. |
|
PIC5L072 |
Not sure what's going on here but it looks like
some Fairbridge staff are engrossed with setting up something. Suggest late
1950's. |
|
PIC5L073 |
Swimming carnival sometime in the late 1950's.
The bridge over the river was constructed after mid-50's floods in mid-late
1950's. Up on the bridge in the white hat is Commander Buckee. This place
didn't change over the next 20-30 years.
(Courtesy OFA Museum). |
|
PIC5L074 |
Peter Hodge (Reverend or Father). A great photo
of Peter next to his Ford Thames van outside the Church. (Courtesy Gladys
Mares) |
|
PIC5L075 |
Linda Le Hardy checks on Kenny Baker feeding
the calves. Who is that boy in the foreground on the left? (Courtesy Gladys
Mares) |
|
PIC5L076 |
Miss Goodman standing next to a large
palm tree. Miss Goodman was Mandurah Camp cook
1940's/1950's. Also Assistant to Matron ( Miss Hilda Fraser) & lived in Evelyn
cottage. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L077 |
Lovely portrait of Hudson boys around 1958 or
1959. Front row - 2nd from left is Paul Boyland, 4th from left is Eric
Pringle, extreme right is Ian Pickering. The first from the left in the
second row is one of the Hedley boys. (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |
|
PIC5L078 |
Group of Cottage boys suggest 1958 or 1959. Bob
Jones is second from the left. Can
anyone tell any more details? (Courtesy Gladys Mares) |