Logging in the Goomeri Railway Yard
Sunday, May 24, 2020
Goomeri Street View - Looking from Alf & Lil Labudda's house over Lagoon
Image credit: Dianne Howley Goomeri
Looking from Alf & Lil Labudda's first house in
Maudsley St over the lagoon to General Store Gommeri
STUMP CAPPING, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 1956
Image credit: Dianne Howley Goomeri Qld
THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
cordially Invites
Mr & Mrs L Howley
An invitation to be present at the
STUMP CAPPING
of the new St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
in Goomeri ( Tansey Street)
Saturday 4th August 1956 at 2.p.m.
David and Lottie McIntosh - People of Goomeri
Image credit: Donna Anderson
David and Lottie McIntosh standing outside their THOLOTHIN tea room. Lottie Sweetnam McIntosh (Gilbert) with her husband David Gibb McIntosh owned the tea rooms. Lottie’s parents: Robert and Euphemia Gilbert (Eaton) owned Tholothin Station near Boompa, thus the name. The tea rooms were open during WWII during the forties.
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