Mosman Public School, Rugby League team
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17 Badham Avenue, c.1931. Number 17 was on the site of Archibald Mosman’s home.
Ron Wylie in the garden of 17 Badham Avenue with Rodger the dog.
Ron Wylie and friends outside Council workers’ shed in Badham Avenue.
“The Band” under the grapevine in the backyard of 17 Badham Avenue. It is believed that this vine was in fact planted by Archibald Mosman in the 1830s.
To the right is some sandstone that came from the Mosman Bay wharf built by Archibald Mosman in the 1830s. This photograph was taken in the 1960s.
The Wylies under the grapevine at 17 Badham Avenue. It is believed that this vine was in fact planted by Archibald Mosman in the 1830s.
Mosman Library recently launched an online oral history project entitled Mosman Voices. The site makes recorded interviews from the Library’s oral history archives available to listen online. Excerpts from this collection have been selected and grouped by subject – such as the Second World War, Shops & Shopping, Mosman Musical Society – and can be […]
My first memories of life revolve around The Crescent and Military Road. We lived above and behind the shop at 585 Military Road. Next door to the left was Mrs Mac who owned the antique shop and next door to her was The Dawsons second hand shop. Then there was the laneway, then the Council […]
I have some red flashed, etched glass street signs. My research so far suggests these are gas lit Mosman street signs from the 1880’s / 1890’s. They were probably in use up until 1920. Can anyone provide further information about these, or does anyone have a photo showing these in use? Please contact Amanda on […]