Clifford Street
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Memories of "Sebrof" 14 Clifford St 1911 onwards – Jill Mercer
In 1911 my grandparents, James and Martha Mulligan, sold their country property “Woodford”, near Armidale, NSW. Their son had died of pneumonia aged 6… more
- Afternoon tea at "Sebrof" c. 1912 – Jill Mercer
Mulligan family enjoying afternoon tea in the garden of ‘Sebrof’. more
- Front garden of "Sebrof" c. 1912 – Jill Mercer
- 14 Clifford Street c. 1915 – Debbie Goldsworthy
Home of James Henry & Martha Mulligan and their six children until approx 1949. The home was named Sebrof. Note large statue on the left. more
- Flu epidemic hits Mosman 1919 – Jill Mercer
Mosman was not immune to the pneumonic influenza epidemic that swept the world in 1918, taking with it more casualties than World War I. The epidemic… more
- 11 Clifford Street c. 1925 – Mary Lou Byrne
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My neighbours and our wonderful street 1940s—1990s – Estelle Clancy
When my Dad left Australia, in command of 2/2nd Battalion A.I.F., on the Octants, 10/1/40, our family was living at ‘Nydfa’, a block of flats in Milso… more
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Just so Nice 1959—1970 – Terry the postman
I lived in Clifford Street a long time ago, and now reside in England. We as a family emigrated to Sydney 1959 and just loved the country. I worke… more
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Neat hedges and little old ladies 1960s—1970s – Mary Lou Byrne
My earliest memories of Clifford Street are of neat hedges and little old ladies. However, at No. 11 where I lived we had neither a neat hedge nor an… more
