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Windy Hill Press - Vol 2 No 2
Student newspaper
Windy Hill Press - Vol 1 No 3
Student newspaper
Windy Hill Press - Vol 1 No 2
Student newspaper
Windy Hill Press - Vol 4 No 2
Student newspaper
William Wilkins, WWTC
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
William Quantrill, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
William Palmer
Studio portrait of William Palmer, inscribed to James Brown Edney.
William O'Neil, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
William Murray, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
William McNeil, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
William Keast, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
William Howitt, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
William Hauville, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
Wiesner Family
Studio Portrait of the Wiesner Family. With inscription: "Wishing Mr and Mrs Condon a very happy xmas from all at Meadowvale". Additional inscription: "Uranquinty, Sandy Creek".
Who is this?
This photograph is from a series of unidentified photographs, owned by the College.
Who is this?
This photograph is from a series of unidentified photographs, owned by the College.
Who is this?
This photograph is from a series of unidentified photographs owned by the College.
Wendy Scott, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
Wendy Bryant, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College student photos
Welcome Arch, Baylis Street
![Royal Tour 1954 - Welcome Arch [RW1574.488].jpg](https://csuregarch.intersect.org.au/files/thumbnails/117731260baa9c30ab0864ce7a0ce494.jpg "Royal Tour 1954 - Welcome Arch [RW1574.488].jpg")
Wagga had a number of these arches set up along the planned route of the Royal Progress. This particular one was in Baylis Street outside Great Southern Motors, just before the Morrow Street corner.
The fact that it was designed to be lit up at…
The fact that it was designed to be lit up at…