ROBERT AND EWEN MACKINTOSH

c. 1921
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Overview

Faded postcard picture of an early T Model Ford motor car, with two boys sitting on a running board.
Both boys are dressed in short trousers, long sleeved shirts, ties, knee length socks and lace up boots.
According to the inscription, the boys are brothers Robert James Mackintosh and Ewen Donald Mackintosh.

Historical information

The brothers have been photographed at the family property 'Yeranda" at Culham on the running board of one of the first T-Model Fords in the Toodyay district.
On 6 August 1931 when the school bus was on its way to the Toodyay State School from Culham, it collided with a goods train at the Clinton Street rail crossing killing five boys, including 13-year-old Ewen Mackintosh (one of the boys in this photo) and seriously injuring his sister Effie.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.1534
Item type
Width
88 mm
Height or length
138 mm
Inscriptions and markings

Written on the back in blue biro: "Robert James Mackintosh, Ewen Donald Mackintosh, brothers, taken at "Yerankha" or "Yerandha", Ewen Mackintosh's property at 'Culham'. First T Model."

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Shire of Toodyay

Shire of Toodyay

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