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Commercial Hotel, Cowell

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/8

Commercial Hotel, Cowell.

Commercial Hotel, Cowell

c. 1920, Photograph, B 70366

View of the Commercial Hotel in the Main Street of Cowell. The two storey structure is stone and brick.

Franklin Harbor Hotel, Cowell

c. 1920, Photograph, B 70367

View of the Franklin Harbor Hotel in the Main Street of Cowell. The two storey structure is stone and brick, with verandah.

Institute building, Cowell

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/5

Institute building, Cowell.

Hospital, Cowell

c. 1915, Photograph, B 30370

Opening of Nurse's Quarters at Cowell District Hospital.

Institute, Cowell

1932, Photograph, B 33196

Christmas party at the Cowell Institute.

Cowell Institute

c. 1920, Photograph, B 70363

View of the Cowell Institute, a two storey brick and stone building with a galvanised iron roof.

National Bank at Cowell

c. 1920, Photograph, B 70364

View of the National Bank building at Cowell, with a memorial on the footpath in front. The building was later used as a solicitor's office.

c. 1915, Photograph, B 18735/32

COWELL: Eyes and Crowle Ltd. Motor Engineers at Cowell; motor cycle and car outside, with staff.

Cowell Post Office

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/7

Cowell Post Office.

Welcome to Cowell road sign, Cowell

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/10

Welcome to Cowell road sign, Brooks Drive, Cowell

Cowell

1938, Photograph, B 18512/11

Scenes from the "Back to Cowell" Celebrations - McFarlane Bros. delivery cart - horsedrawn.

Cowell

1938, Photograph, B 18512/12

Scenes from the "Back to Cowell" Celebrations - street parade Cowell Brass Band.

Teachers and pupils of Cowell school. A researcher suggests "It looks like there are children of James and Mary Irene Wiseman in the back two rows. 5th from the left in the back row is likely to be Harold James Wiseman and 6th Edgar Ernest (Ern) Wiseman. In the 2nd back row, of the girls, 3rd from the left looks like Edna Irene Wiseman, 4th Dorothy Annie Wiseman (my grandmother), 5th Phyllis Gwendoline (Phyl) Wiseman and 6th Elwyn Nellie (Nell) Wiseman."

Post Office at Cowell

c. 1920, Photograph, B 70362

View of the Cowell Post Office, a small brick and stone building with a galvanised iron roof.

Cowell main street

Clark, Darren, 2012, Photograph, B 73696

A doughnut from a burnout by a car in the main street of Cowell. The photographer describes his reaction, "I had to laugh when I first entered Cowell and saw the doughnut in front of the Commercial Hotel. Every good country town has a burnout in front of the local pub. While I was out fishing with the oyster farmers I mentioned the doughnut to one of the fishermen and he started laughing and said his best mate, testing out his new Holden Ute, had done it. I asked if he had got away with it and Mitch said, No he hadn't because they now have camera in the main street so the police tracked him down and he received a heavy fine."

Cowell Foreshore Caravan Park

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/2

Cowell Foreshore Caravan Park.

Main street of Cowell and Franklin Harbour Hotel

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/4

Main street of Cowell and Franklin Harbour Hotel.

Silo art, Cowell

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/11

Silo art, Cowell.

Franklin Harbour Hotel, Cowell

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2020, Photograph, PRG 1766/13/12

Franklin Harbour Hotel, Cowell

Cowell

c. 1932, Photograph, B 8276

[General description] The driver and (probably) his offsider pose with a motor lorry and its trailer which are laden with wool bales. The Franklin Harbour Hotel, licensee Ms. Julia Ann George, is seen in the background. [On back of photograph] 'Motor lorry at Cowell with wool from Thurlga Station (about 88 miles from Cowell) / 1932 /Reproduced in Chronicle, September 8, 1932'.