Musgrave Street

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  KraMar Private Hotel  1950s – Gayle Cale nee Draper

  KraMar Private Hotel, Musgrave Street 1950s to 1960s more

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  KraMar Private Hotel  1950s —1966 – Gayle Cale nee Draper

  KraMar was a very well respected private hotel during the 1950s and 60s. They had links to the Immigration Department and had many “Ten Pound Poms” li… more

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   1960s – Tonebone

  3rd from the negative. The eight story steel framework above Sydney Amatuers stood, like this, exposed to the seasons for well over a year. A couple… more

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  Musgrave Street Wharf and Cremorne Point, 1962  1960s – Tony Shanahan

  Morning peak hour, taken from 2 Musgrave Street. Recently found some negatives of Mosman Bay and the detail (compared to the printed photograph of t… more

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  View from Musgrave Street to Cremorne Reserve, 1962  1960s – Tony Shanahan

  Another one taken from the negative. For some reason this appears a little darker than it should. more

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  View from Musgrave Street to Sydney Amatuer Sailing Club, Kareela Road and Old Cremorne Wharf, 1962  1960s – Tonebone

  3rd from the negative. The eight story steel framework above Sydney Amateurs stood, like this, exposed to the seasons for well over a year. A coup… more

• Three ferries at Musgrave Street wharf, 1963  1963 – Ferryman

  This photo was taken from Cremorne Point. The ferry at the wharf had broken down and a second ferry was sent to rescue it. Meanwhile, the next schedul… more

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  KraMar Private Hotel  Late 1950s – Gayle Cale nee Draper

  KraMar was a very well respected private hotel during the 1950’s and 60’s. The Managers, my parents, had links to the Immigration Department and had… more