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SIMON HAMERSLEY & DAVID CAREW-REID

1984
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Overview

Coloured photo of two men dressed in light trousers with brown belts.
The man on the left is Simon Hamersley. He is standing near an open doorway with an olive green door frame and is wearing a light blue shirt with his hands behind his back.
The man on the right, with a moustache, is David Carew Reid. He is wearing a short sleeved check shirt with his right arm behind his back and left hand on his hip.
Bamboo leaves are seen to the left of the photo and other people can be seen in the background.

Historical information

The photo was taken on the occasion of the launch of Drummond's Restaurant in what is now known as Connor’s Cottage, in Piesse Street, Toodyay.
The owners were Simon Hamersley and David Carew-Reid and more than 200 people attended the opening .
Tony Motion, of ‘Buckland’, cut the red ribbon.
The name of the restaurant paid tribute to James Drummond Snr., a respected colonial botanist, who owned ‘Hawthornden’, north of Toodyay. Portraits of Drummond and his descendants lined the walls of the French-style café.
(ref: Northam Advertiser, 12 April 1984, p.20 where this photo was included)

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.1431
Item type
Photographs
Themes
Social History
Width
10 cm
Height or length
15.2000 cm
Inscriptions and markings

Blue biro scribbles on reverse of photo.

Contextual Information

By November 1985 Drummond's Restaurant was under new management.
(ref: Toodyay Herald, November 1985)

Year
1984
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Geotag
-31.550916382423, 116.46562060193

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