GARY COLQUHOUN - Pictures of the Kingaroy Area from the Distant Past

My Area - Recent Past Pictures Click on the pictures for a larger picture Black and white pictures below, courtesy of my Aunty, Glady Hood. Colour pics below, courtesy of my cousin, Sandra Lincoln, except the "71 Youngman Street "picture, which I took, when I was 28 years old.
Seng's Blacksmith Shop circa 1920

Western side of Kingaroy Street circa 1920

Pearson Early 20th Century

Taabinga Village Dam during 1902 drought	John & Fanny Coulson - Coolabunia Portion 35v Early 20th Century


Looking South at the intersection of Kingaroy and Haly Street Early 20th Century


The Busy Bee Cafe in Kingaroy In the 20's


Kingaroy and Haly Street intersection looking across Haly Street from the 56 Mile Peg near the railway line	Kingaroy and Haly Street intersection looking South

Looking across the intersection of Haly and Kingaroy Streets towards Mt Wooroolin from the Peanut Silos	Eastern side of Kingaroy Street looking North East from the corner of Alford Street


Kingaroy Anglican Church 1939	Kingaroy Post Office 1939

Kingaroy Railway Station 1939

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Victory Celebrations World War II 1945

Ferguson's Sawmill Float - Kingaroy Peanut Festival The sawmill was steam powered - using Traction Engines as seen in the picture circa 1965

Eastern side of the Kingaroy and Haly Street intersection lights looking South before traffic lights were installed circa 1975	Western side of the Kingaroy and Haly Street intersection looking South before traffic lights were installed circa 1975

Looking across Haly Street from the 56 Mile Peg near the railway line circa 1975


Looking across Alford Street from Glendon Street circa 1975


71 Youngman Street Where I spent around 20 years of my life from 1951 1977