TOODYAY CENTENARY PIONEERS

1933
Overview

Black and white photograph.
Fifty-six men and women of local area gathered together for an old colonists reunion for 1933 centenary of Toodyay.
Taken outside the Toodyay Town Hall (now known as the Toodyay Memorial Hall).
Mostly formal wear, variety of styles.

Historical information

Figures listed on plastic sleeve; J. Wroth, E. Masters, T.J. Donegan, W. Donegan, O. Whitfield, T. Hasson, H. Wood, T. Brewis, Mrs. O'Halloran.
The central figure in the front row of the group of pioneers gathered here for the Centenary celebrations is believed to be 90year old Mr Obidiah Bull.
In 1933 the town of Toodyay decided to celebrate its centenary believing the old townsite had been surveyed in 1933. A number of events were planned, the last of which were held on the 24th October 1933. These were the Pioneers’ Dinner and Children’s Dance. The pioneers’ reception in the afternoon was managed by the Toodyay Branch of the CWA. A cake was presented by the CWA and the children of the two Toodyay schools. The Children’s Dance was held in the evening in the Town Hall.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-37-1999.10
Material
Width
32 cm
Height or length
20.8000 cm
Year
1933
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
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