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A hand-coloured photographic postcard addressed to Miss K Melvin. The photograph shows Gurwood Street around 1900. The photographer is facing west, standing on the verandah or roof of The Commerical Hotel in Fitzmaurice Street.

This postcard is…

The plans for the Royal Progress were proudly published in the Souvenir Booklet of the Royal Visit to Wagga in 1954. Those unluckly enough not be able to find a place at one of the three main stops (City Council Chambers, the Wagga Showgrounds, and…

Wagga Wagga Teachers' College students outside David Jones in Gurwood Street, participating in the Open Day street parade. The students appear to be attempting to fit as many people as possible in and on the Morris Minor.

Wagga Wagga Teachers' College students in the Open Day street parade, travelling east down Gurwood Street. Minty's Garage is in the background.

The interior of the Wagga Wagga Drill Hall (located on the corner of Gurwood and Beckwith Streets) after having been completely destroyed by fire. The hall had been built in 1899 for the use of 'G' Company.
A few years after the fire, building firm,…

The business of Morrison and Daley on the corner of Fitzmaurice and Gurwood Streets.