Musgrave Street

KraMar Private Hotel

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 many “Ten Pound Poms” live at KraMar…

KraMar Private Hotel

KraMar Private Hotel, Musgrave Street 1950s to 1960s

KraMar Private Hotel

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” live at KraMar as they arrived…

Three ferries at Musgrave Street wharf, 1963

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 scheduled ferry arrived, creating real…

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 of developers went under and it…

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

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 couple of developers went under and it…

View from Musgrave Street to Cremorne Reserve, 1962

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

Musgrave Street Wharf and Cremorne Point, 1962

Morning peak hour, taken from 2 Musgrave Street. Recently found some negatives of Mosman Bay and the detail (compared to the printed photograph of the day) is unbelievable, especially in high res.