Farm [Muntadgin?].
c. 1920 - 1926'Koojarlee' was the name of Alexander McCallum's farm. It was located about six kilometres south of Muntadgin and two kilometres east of Cramphorne.
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- Alex McCallum with Clydesdale horse, Muntadgin. (0km away)
- Draught horse and foal at Koojarlee. (0km away)
- Draught horse at Koojarlee. (0km away)
- Draught horse team at Koojarlee. (0km away)
- Draught horses at Koojarlee. (0km away)
- Draught horses [Muntadgin?]. (0km away)
- Grain crop at Koojarlee (0km away)
- Horses drinking from dam at Koojarlee (0km away)
- Livestock at the dam, Koojarlee. (0km away)
- Pigs at Koojarlee. (0km away)
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Curtin University Library
Curtin University Library
Other items by McCallum, Alexander.
- Pigs at Koojarlee.
- Alex Panton, MLC, and Fremantle Lumpers Union President, William Renton, with his head bandaged as a result of wounds incurred in the Fremantle Wharf riot, May 1919.
- Alex and Bessie McCallum and others on a rail wagon, 192?
- Tom Edwards funeral procession with horse-drawn hearse, Fremantle, 9 May 1919.
- Grain crop at Koojarlee
- Alex McCallum amongst mourners assembling for funeral procession of Tom Edwards, Fremantle, 9 May 1919.
- Sheep at Koojarlee.
- Aden, 1928.
- Workmen at Lake Raeside
- Alex and Bessie McCallum and others in front of a steam locomotive, Merredin to Narembeen railway, July 1924.
- First Collier Government, Western Australia ca 1924.
- Stock dam at Koojarlee
Other items from Curtin University Library
- People in car outside Commonwealth Bank branch.
- House.
- Rocky outcrop, [Mt Buffalo?].
- Group of people on top of rocks [Mt Buffalo].
- Two men on rock, [Mt Buffalo?].
- People climbing monolith, Mt Buffalo.
- Group of people on top of monolith, Mt Buffalo.
- Horse-drawn carriage outside chalet, Mt Buffalo Victoria.
- Group of people on rocks, [Mt Buffalo].
- Chalet, Mt Buffalo Victoria.
- Draught horses at Koojarlee.
- Prime Minister Andrew Fisher laying the foundation stone for the Perth Trades Hall, 8 August 1911.