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MLS Members Planting at Mt Lawley Railway Station - in 1978

Herbert Stone and his son Lawrence

… perhaps Perth’s First Box Maker ?

Frank Schryver - WA’s First Olympian

John Robinson of Albany

100 Years Ago - April 1925

First Prohibition Referendum held in 1925

100 Years Ago - March 1925

Mount Lawley Post Office Opens

100 years ago - November 1924

Mt Lawley and Inglewood War Memorial

100 Years Ago - October 1924

Walter’s Brook, Mount Lawley

100 Years Ago - August 1924

Primary School students in Mount Lawley

100 Years Ago - March 1924

Edith Cowan loses parliamentary seat

Mathew David Black in WWI

100 Years Ago - February 1924

The Challenge of Watering Gardens

100 Years Ago - 9 January 1924

Windmills - the Woes of Yesteryear

The formation of the Mount Lawley Society in 1977

History of the Forrest Park Croquet Club Clubrooms

100 Years Ago - 2 December 1923

Live Broadcast from the Lyceum Theatre

The Hough Family At War

The Army at Perth College in 1942-1943

100 Years Ago - 22 September 1923

Inspection of Local Park

The Connaughton Family

The Blennerhassett Family

Grocers and Liquor Stores in Mt Lawley, North Perth and Inglewood areas

Onkaparinga and the Lightfoot Family

My Grandmother’s House

35 Wasley Street and The Bredmeyer Family

100 Years Ago – 23 March 1923

Premier on Church Matters

100 Years Ago - 14 January 1923

Water, Worse and Muck

The McLernon Family of 108 Fourth Ave Mt Lawley

From Country Policeman to Inspector (and legend) of the Gold Squad and Deputy Commissioner of Police

The Adam Family of Clotilde Street

Glen Phillips – WA poet, artist and academic

35 Hill View Road: the 15-Year Extension

No 236 Walcott Street – Top House in Menora

The Bowra Family

who lived at 38 Walcott Street from 1925 until 1968

Albany Bell Confectionery Factory

80 Guildford Road Mt Lawley, built 1914

Leonidas Bott

20 First Avenue Mt Lawley (1889 - 1968)

The Battle of Learoyd Street 1930

‘The Practice’

at 693 Beaufort Street Mt Lawley - 1920s and 1930s