1923

Fish III: Oyster Patties, Boiled Turbot, Fried Whitebait, Mackerel, Mayonnaise of Salmon, Lobster, and Crab from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Joints: Haunch of Venison, Roast Leg of Pork, York Ham, Calf's Head, and Bath Chap from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Cold Entrée: Chicken Médaillons, Cold Border of Salmon, Beef Galantine, Zephires of Duck, Mutton Cutlets in Aspic, Chartreuse of Pheasant, Timbale of Turbot, and Chicken Darioles from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from
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Joints: Roast Haunch of Mutton, Roast Saddle of Lamb, Roast Leg of Mutton, and Boiled Neck of Mutton with Caper Sauce from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Bacon and Ham: Side of Bacon, Forelock, Collar, Streaky, Prime Back, Small Back, Flank, Long Black, Gammon, Corner, York Ham, Side of Bacon, and Mild Cured Ham from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 editi
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Poultry: Roast Fowls, Roast Goose, Roast Turkey with Savoury Balls, Roast Duck, and Boiled Chicken from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Vegetables : Asparagus, Spinach with Eggs, Cauliflower, Brussels Sprouts, Leeks, Parsnips, New Peas, French Beans, Cabbage, and Braised Onions from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Salad: Cucumber, Beetroot and tomato, Macédoine, Tomato, Russian, Italian, Prawn, Egg, Lobster, and Salad Dumas from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Cheeses: Gorgonzola, Double Gloucester, Koboko, Parmesan, Dutch, Roquefort, Schabziger, Dunragit, York Cream, Port du Salut, Cheddar, Pommel, Camembert, Mainzer, Cheshire, Stilton, Cream Bondon, Gruyère, Wiltshire Loaf, and Cheddar Loaf from Mrs. Beeton&#
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A Dinner Table from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Table Decorations: Cut Glass Floating Flower Bowl, Glass Flower Bowl with Electric Standard, Porcelain Flower Bowl, Alabaster Vases illuminated with Electric Bulbs, Decorated Electric Reading Lamps, and Porcelain Floating Flower Bowl from Mrs. Beeton'
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. Redwing Farm homestead. Built in 1906. The farm established around 1875. Front gate and hedge.
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. Wheat crop on a showering winter afternoon in August. Redwing Farm.
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Weetulta. Redwing Farm 1950s shearing shed still in use for shearing but also for functions. It has three fine crystal chandeliers!
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. Redwing Farm The farm established around 1875.This old stone shearers or shepherds cottage looks like it dates from around 1860 to 1870.
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. Sheep in Redwing Farm. Three legged sheep. Where has that leg gone
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. The first Methodist Church in Weetulta opened in 1887. A new stone church was erected in 1906. This modern church hall was built in 1954.
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Geelong and Corio Bay and the esplanade. The main pier and pavillion and the fast ferry from Geelong to Melbourne. Beyond the industrial area of North Geelong on the waterfront.
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Geelong. On the corner of Malop and Yarra streets. The former Corio lawyers Chambers. Built in the 1890s in Queen Anne style. Corner spire pediment in the roof line, elaborate window decoration.
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Geelong. The old Courthouse in Gheringhap Street. It was built in 1880. Around 1930 it was transformed into a Spanish Mission Art Deco building with terracotta roof. Now used for community arts.
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Adelaide. Mitcham. Mitcham cemetery with its row of Cypress Pines which Victorians always planted in cemeteries..
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Geelong. In Little Ryrie St. The Italianate tower of the First National School built 1856. It is the Matthew Flinders School. Became a girls high school in 1939.
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Geelong. Malop Street. In the distance is the 1923 CML building on a corner with a cupola. On the near corner is the Market Square complex built in 1913.
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Adelaide. Mitcham Kingsview house in Alton Avenue. Built in 1908 for Daniel Kingsland a former coachman and horse trader. Made his fortune in Argentina cattle ranching. Balcony rail covered with wisteria.
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. Looking through an arched door in the Hughes Enginehouse at the Moonta Mines copper mine area. Hughes Enginehouse was built in 1865.
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. Looking through an arched door in the Moonta Mines copper mine area. Hughes Enginehouse was built in 1865.
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. The rusty remains of the old boiler from the Hughes Boiler House next to the ruins of Hughes Enginehouse. Built in 1865.
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Geelong. Yarra St. One of many superb stained glass windows in St Mary's Catholic Basilica.
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Geelong. Yarra Street. The Catholic Presbytery next to St Mary's Catholic Basilica.
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. Buildings in the historic area of Hughes Moonta copper mines. The chimney of Hughes Boiler House and the ruins of Hughes Enginehouse. Built in 1865.
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Warracknabeal. The former Dal Monte picture theatre. Built around 1930 by by Jospeh Vasquez who owned it until he died in 1941. Now used as shops.
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Warracknabeal. The fine Courthouse built in 1890. The government architect was Samuel Bindley who designed many courthouses in the Wimmera.
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Warracknabeal. Old bank built in the gand classical style but now faded and not so grand.
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Warracknabeal Presbyterian Church. Foundation stone laid by Rev Wilkin March 1908. In recent decades became a Baptist Church.
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Warracknabeal. Dusk along Yarriambiack Creek.
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Warracknabeal. Flourmill of W C Thomas. This flour mill operated till the mid 1960s.
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Warracknabeal. leadlight windows at the entrance to the 1891 built Warracknabeal Hotel.
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Warracknabeal Salvation Army Citadel. Foundation stone laid in 1893. Now used as a Baptist Church.The Baptists took over the 1908 Presbyterian church which is across the street. Now they are in the Salvation Hall.
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Adelaide. Rostrevor. The interior of Christian Brother's Rostrevor College in Adelaide. This brick chapel opened in 1939.
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Silverton. This old silver mining town is now a ghost town. But it has a Mad Max 2 Museum as much of the film was filmed near here and Broken Hill.
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Silverton. Mining ghost town. The Silverton Tramways Company station. Ran from SA border to Broken Hill 1887 to 1969. Carried 2.8 million passengers 42 million tons ores and 14 million tons of freight.
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Broken Hill. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built in 1905. Now a residence. .Foundation stone still exists.
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Silverton in the Barrier Rnges. Silverton was founded in 1883. The Anglican rectory here was built as a half house.The other half was never built. Church was built in 1886 and the rectory a bit later. Now in ruins
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Silverton near Broken Hill. Old abandoned miner's cottage in the former silver mining town. Silverton is now a ghost town.
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Broken Hill. Statues of the syndicate of seven who took out the first silver lead and zinc mining leases at Broken Hill in 1883. Outside the Broken Hill Civic Centre.
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Broken Hill. Sturt Park. Memorial to the bands men who kept playing on the sinking Titanic. Broken Hill had four brass bands in 1912 and felt affinity with the Titanic band players.
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Moonta MInes. The ruins of the Moonta Mines powder or explosive magazine. It was surrounded by an earthen embankment in case of explosions. Built around 1875.
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Moonta Mines. The ruins of Taylors Shaft copper crushing works. The shaft was 2,520 feet deep. A Cornish beam winding engine pulled the ore to this crushing plant.
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Broken Hill cemetery. Headstone in the Muslim section for Gunny Khan. Middle Eastern script on the headstone. Erected by Dost Mahomet who was a cameleer on the Burke and Wills expedition of 1860.
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Broken Hill cemetery. In the Muslim section is a war grave from a local man who served with Australian forces probably in World War One. A Aziz. 24th Infantry Battalion.
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Minnipa. Eyre Peninsula. The wave like eroded features of Pildappa Rocks. It is a giant granite inselberg like Uluru.
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Wirrabara. Memorial windows in stained glass for Richard Cummins and Caroline Peacock in the WIrrabara Catholic Church. Buillt in 1931.
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Wirrabara. Plan of the Forest nursery in 1885. Drawn for the Conservator of Forests. Sadly much of the forest was burnt in a bushfire in 2015. The city centric Labor government decided not to replant the 1877 forests .
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Wirrabara. Side view of the Wirrabara Hotel built and licensed in 1875.
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Wirrabara. The old pedal organ in the Catholic Church.
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Wirrabara. Stained glass memorial windows for Teo Smith and Veronica Cobiac. In the 1931 built Catholic Church.
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Wirrabara. The fine old foot pump bellows church organ in the Catholic Church. The church was consecrated in 1934.
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Wirrabara. The old Institute Hall built in 1912 and opened by the governor of South Australia. The first Institute built in 1884 is now the Wirrabara Anglican Church.
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Wirrabara. Beautiful stained glass window in the Wirrabara Catholic Church.
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Wirrabara. The Hotel. Built in local stone in 1875.
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