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Talkabout, Vol. 6 No. 7
Vol. 6, No. 7 of 'Talkabout', the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College student publication.
Talkabout, Vol. 6, No. 12
Vol. 6, No. 12 of 'Talkabout', the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College student publication.
Talkabout, Vol. 6, No. 17
Vol. 6, No. 17 of 'Talkabout', the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College student publication.
Talkabout, Vol. 7 No. 1
Vol. 7, No. 1 of 'Talkabout', the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College student publication.
Tennis
One of the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College girls tennis team.
Tennis
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College students playing tennis on the campus courts.
Terence Bourke, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College student photos
Terence Dwyer, WWTC Student
Wagga Wagga Teachers' College
The "Winter" Rollerskating Team
Photograph of five rollerskaters dressed for the White Night Carnival at the Wagga Olympia Roller Skating Rink in Kincaid Street on 31 May 1910.
The rollerskaters took part in a costume competition as a team called "Winter".
Pictured in the…
The rollerskaters took part in a costume competition as a team called "Winter".
Pictured in the…
The Axemen at Wagga Showground
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These axemen (or woodchoppers) put on a display of their prowess with an axe for Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Wagga Showground.
The next day, the newspapers reported that a stray wood chip had come flying towards the Queen as she…
The next day, the newspapers reported that a stray wood chip had come flying towards the Queen as she…
The Dame Mary Gilmore Gates
Staff, students and visitors gathered at the entrance to the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College (at the Dame Mary Gilmore Gates in College Avenue) on the occasion of the opening of the E.H. Graham Memorial Gates in Urana Street.
The E.H. Graham Memorial Gates
The E.H.G. Memorial Gates were a gift to the College from the students of the 1958-1959 Session and memorialised the State Member for Wagga Wagga, Mr. Edgar H. Graham, who had died in office the previous year. The gates were installed at the entrance…
The E.H. Graham Memorial Gates
Vice-Principal George Muir spoke at the opening of the EHG Memorial Gates, in the absence of George Blakemore, who was seriously ill at the time.
The Edney family home
Photograph of the Edney family home located on Edward Street (opposite the South Wagga Bowling Club), with members of the Edney family standing out the front.
The EH Graham Memorial Gates
The EH Graham Memorial Gates at the Urana Street entrance to the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College ovals.
The Kiosk at Cotter River, Canberra
From the reverse side of print: "The Kiosk - Cotter River - Canberra. Cars waiting to take competitors out on fishing competition between Canberra & Tumut Clubs. Sund. 28th Nov. 1948. Clear - early morning".
The Murrumbidgee River
Photographic postcard showing the Murrumbidgee River and the Hampden Bridge at Wagga Wagga, addressed to Mrs Melvin.
The Pleasance
This pleasance was situated in a small open area created between lecture classrooms. A small figure, named "Naied", was placed in a small pool of water at one end. "Naied", by K Murray-Jardine, was given to the College by an anonymous donor.