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Studio group of 21 men informal suits and one boy seated in front on a cane chair. Miners Union?

Grave "In loving memory of my dear husband Douglas William Gray, who was accidentally killed at Kalgoorlie June 10 1910 aged 39 years"

Grave "Sacred to the memory of Anastasia Mary, beloved wife of Abraham Williams, born Kilkenny, Ireland, 1864, died 7 Oct 1916, Passed away her rosary holding, In her cold and lifeless hand, With her crucifix her passport, To yon bright and happy land.

Also son of the above Pte. James U. Williams, 12 Batt A.I.F. died of wounds received at Poziers, France, 10 September 1916, Anzac 25 April 1915 - France 1916, Aged 25 years"

Grave "In loving memory of my dear sister Jeannie McRoberts, who died Nov 23 1908. Also Robert George; husband of above who died May 21 1904 buried at Karratha, also Elizabeth Gilholm, mother died Sydney Jany 21 1901, also Joseph Gilholm, brother, died NSW Feb 22 1902, also Edward Gilholm, father died NSW March 3 1910. The long day closes. Erected by Mrs D.W.Gray". Kalgoorlie Cemetery.

Grave "In loving memory of our dearly loved father Joseph Salinger beloved husband of Rebecca Salinger who departed this life 29 Jan 1907 aged 41 years. We saw him suffering day by day, It caused us bitter grief, To see him slowly pine away, and could not give relief" Grave decorated with Star of David, hand clasp and Hebrew inscription. Kalgoorlie Cemetery.

Grave "Erected by Patrick Lynch, in loving memory of his beloved wife Margaret, Alice, born in County Cavan, Ireland, who died 19 Sept. 1917, aged 68 years, having been sanctified by the rites of Holy Church, and who rests here close to her son, William Reilly, who died 26 Sept 1913, aged 35 years" Kalgoorlie Cemetery.

Roll of Honour, Boulder Residents who died in the Great War 1914 - 1918. Names listed of soldiers.

Grave of "Richard Ryan, born Tipperary, Ireland, Accidentally killed on the Perseverance Mine, 11 March 1908, aged 51 years. Erected by employees and friends". Kalgoorlie Cemetery Catholic section Grave 3003

Five men in formal suits carrying hats standing by grave.

OPIE

Grave of "Douglas William Gray wo was accidentally killed at Kalgoorlie, June 10, 1910, Aged 39 years. Good examples of ceramic floral tributes.

Grave of "Lawrence Graham Dow, fourth son of Amelia and the late George C. Dow, Born at Ballarat Victoria, died at Kalgoorlie 17 June 1907 aged 36 years". "Baker & Mathews Kalg." stonemasons? Boulder Cemetery, Pres Section Grave No: 124 Section C.

Grave of two children." Dorothea Ruby Olive, died 6 Nov 1911, aged 9 years also Alwyn george, died 13 Nov 1911 aged 7 months. beloved children of G & I Wraight. Called Home to Jesus" Boulder Cemetery.

Grave of Jeremiah Minehan "who was accidentally killed on the Golden Horseshoe Mine, 1 July 1910, aged 37 years erected by his loving wife and sons, Norah Isabella, Thomas and Martin Minehan. Kalgoorlie Cemetery, Catholic section Grave No: 3553 (Cemetery have the spelling 'MINAHIN)

Large group of children with men and women in Salvation Army uniform outside "The Young Peoples Hall".

Hall with clapboard cladding, fancy gables and pointed tops to window frames.

Dining room tables set with tablecloths, lidded glass confectionery jars, fruit and flower decorations and bottles of wine etc. Room furnished with decorative silver ware, clocks, paintings and lace curtains.

Men, women and one child seated at long dining tables. Women dressed formally with hats, men in suits. Dinner function for opening of reservoir, Hay St, West End?

Interior shows circular shaped room, about 20 pillar supports and electric lighting.

Crowd, men, women and children standing on floor of Caledonian Hall. Hall draped with flags (Union Flag) and paper streamers. Electric fan in centre and electric lights.

Studio portrait of two young women seated wearing long dresses and gloves; two teen-age girls standing wearing three quarterlength dresses and gloves. DUNSTAN

Studio portrait of family group, man, woman, two girls and a boy. Girls withh ringlet hair. Jewellery includes pearl choker necklace. DESCOR

Studio portrait of family group, four men, two women, four girls. Jewellery includes watch chains and a bar brooch. RIDD/REDD

Studio portrait of wedding group, four men, four women, two girls and a boy. Bride in ankle length dress.

Studio portrait of man, woman in formal clothhes. Jewellery includes two bar brooches. RODDA

Studio portrait of man, woman, three girls, boy and baby. Two girls wearing sailor dresses. Jewellery includes a bar brooch with pendant. MELANSIE

Studio portrait of four women in fine lace trimmed dresses. Jewellery includes five bar brooches, one brooch with portrait pendant,two pendants on a chain and three bracelets (one gold link). BIRCH

Studio portrait of man, woman, boy and two girls. Jewellery incudes crescent brooch and gold chain. GOUGH

Studio portrait of man, woman, two boys (one adult) and three girls(2 adult). Jewellery incudes bar brooch with pendant locket and gold chain. SHOWELL

Studio portrait of man, woman, two boys and two girls. Boy wearing authentic sailor suit, girls frilled lace dresses. Jewellery incudes bar brooch with crucifix and pendant locket? KILDAHAL

Studio portrait of man, woman, two boys, girl and baby.

Boys wearing sailor suits, girl wearing lace dress and pearl button shoes. Jewellery includes bead necklace, bar brooch, watch chain. DAWE.

Studio portrait of man, woman, two boys and baby. Boys weraing sailor jackets suits with knee length trousers. Jewellery includes bar brooch, pendant necklace and watch chain. Kirkaldy

Studio f/l portrait of man, woman, girl and baby. Woman with large 'Gainsborough' hat, girl with frilled bonnet and button boots. Jewellery includes bar brooch, locket pendant, watch chain. Robinson.

Group studio portrait of man, woman girl and two boys and baby.

Boys wearing skirted sailor suits. Jewellery includes watch chain, bead necklace and crucifix on chain.

F/L portrait, young woman in fancy dress 'Snakes and Ladders'- 'Boulder' on blouse. Fairclough.

Boulder municipal Council. Composite picture with photos of 14 men with G H Rainsford Esq. JP, Mayor in centre, E W Sibbritt, T Lennell, J H O'Loughlin, H Dendy, J Carter, W J Adams, C B Williams, W J Adams, H J Edwards JP Town Clerk, D Jones, S Davies, M Fitzgerald, W Coath & J Reed.

Boulder Municipal Council, composite picture of photograph portraits in large frame - S. Preston, JP Mayor in centre, Geo Lennell, C M Graham, H W Row, G H Rainsford JP, W Bradley, J A Rodgers, J Tamblyn, W Openshaw, J Sheahan, J Reed, E M V Gribble Town Clerk, J Daw & J P Butler.

Portrait of man in Scottish highland Dress (McKenzie)

Portrait of man in Scottich Highland dress (McKenzie.)

Miss Essie Thompson with dancing championship ribbons displayed on board, medals on her blouse, wearing calf-length skirt, long sleeved blouse, straw hat, hair done in elaborate ringlets.

(17/5/88 - Moya Tamblyn suppled the following - Miss Essie Thompson (No."P") was sister to Mr. David Thompson (snr.) who worked as accountant (?) for "Kalg. Electric Tramways" for many years - well in to 1940's. He was a church elder - Presbut Boulder. Essie taught dancing on the huge wooden 3 sided verandahs which surrounded the large brick residence at 11 King St. Boulder (opposite thhe Queen's Methodist manse). The Thompson home was once a Doctor's residence and was owned later (1980s to early 1990s?) by Irene and Don Tonkin and was somewhat of a showplace.

Essie provided music for dancing lessons byy playing the violin and I have steong memory of her using the bow to admonish any errors! The Thomsons retired to Perth and in later years Essie joined the widowed Mrs. Hope Thomson in sharing a home in the city. They joined an inner city church (The People's Evangelical). Mrs. Thomson (nee Warnecke) was a school teacher before her marriage. As an elder of the local Presbyterian Church she was interested in youth work and ran Bible class. She was coached in math and was generous with her extensive libray. Many a young person was enriched by her wisdom. Essie did around early 1980's

The Thomsons were old and very respected Boulder citizens. They had four children - David (Mac.) Lindsay, Hope and Crystal.