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Wagga Volunteer Rifle Club
A photograph of three men. At some later point in time, the man seated on the left has been identified as James Welsh Edney and the photograph labelled, "Members of the Wagga Volunteer Rifle Club."
Wagga Wagga Bathing Beach
Photograph was taken at Wagga Wagga Bathing Beach at the start of the "Across the River Race Fully Clothed". Won by GL Hanson.
Wagga Wagga Bathing Beach
View of the Wagga Wagga Bathing Beach from the North Wagga side of the river, featuring the finish of the race called "Across the River - Fully Clothed".
Wagga Wagga Caledonian Society
A landscape photograph of fifteen men, members of the Wagga Wagga Caledonian Society. James Welsh Edney identified (front row, second right).
Wagga Wagga City Baths
Wagga Wagga City Baths.
Wagga Wagga Company Bridge
A view of the Wagga Wagga Company Bridge from the west bank of the Murrumbidgee River.
Wagga Wagga Cyclists before Race Day
Wagga Wagga cyclists on morning before a race day, outside of the Post Office on Fitzmaurice Street.
Wagga Wagga Demonstration School
A Wagga Demonstration School (Wagga Wagga Public School) class visit a farm accompanied by Wagga Wagga Teachers' College students.
Wagga Wagga Demonstration School
Students of the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College visit the Wagga Wagga Demonstration School (Wagga Wagga Public School).
Wagga Wagga District Hospital
Postcard photograph showing Wagga Wagga District Hospital, addressed to Mrs Melvin.
Wagga Wagga District Hospital
The Wagga Wagga District Hospital on the corner of Edward and Albury Street (now Docker Street) soon after its construction. The building's official opening was held on 7 September 1910.
Wagga Wagga Drill Hall following fire
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,…
A few years after the fire, building firm,…
Wagga Wagga Fire Brigade
Wagga Wagga Fire Brigade with: GA Smith, P. Spiers (standing), E. Atherton and G. Shaw (seated). With inscription: "To J.W. Edney, ? With compliments. From G.A.S".
Wagga Wagga Fire Brigade
Photograph of the Wagga Wagga Fire Brigade, circa 1940. There are twelve men seated or standing in front of eleven trophies.
Wagga Wagga Fire Brigade Soccer Club
Photograph of the Wagga Wagga Fire Brigade Soccer Club in 1939.
Back Row: C Day, D Carruthers, N Owens, R Phillips, R Lewis (Goalkeeper), R Lonergan, E Barnett, L Phillips.
Front Row: A Carpenter, S Ward, A Hadley, D Lewis (Vice-President), W…
Back Row: C Day, D Carruthers, N Owens, R Phillips, R Lewis (Goalkeeper), R Lonergan, E Barnett, L Phillips.
Front Row: A Carpenter, S Ward, A Hadley, D Lewis (Vice-President), W…
Wagga Wagga Gaol
The Wagga Wagga Gaol, built in the 1860s by Charles Hardy, was demolished in 1919, but had fallen into a dilapidated state after it was condemned in 1916.
A new police station was built on the site (on the corner of Tarcutta and Sturt Streets) in…
A new police station was built on the site (on the corner of Tarcutta and Sturt Streets) in…
Wagga Wagga High School
This photograph depicts some kind of event outside the Wagga Wagga High School on the corner of Macleay and Coleman Street. There is a crowd gathered outside the building which is festooned with Australian flags and Union Jacks.
The building was…
The building was…
Wagga Wagga Police Paddock
The paddock of the police barracks in Wagga Wagga, alongside the Wollundry Lagoon. The location is now the site of the Victory Memorial Gardens.
Wagga Wagga Police Paddock
The paddock of the police barracks in Wagga Wagga, alongside the Wollundry Lagoon. The location is now the site of the Victory Memorial Gardens.
Wagga Wagga Post Office
A hand-coloured photographic postcard showing the Wagga Wagga Post Office in Fitzmaurice Street around 1900.
This postcard is part of a series, presumably by a photographer identified as F.P.H. [Hobbs?]. This particular postcard is labelled: "418.…
This postcard is part of a series, presumably by a photographer identified as F.P.H. [Hobbs?]. This particular postcard is labelled: "418.…