Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/61
Krischock Studio photograph of '"Skinny Joe" an Italian born contract olive picker for many seasons at Stonyfell!"
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/62
Douglas Slape (right) and Bert Tunn (left)
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/63
Department of Lands photograph of a young man working on equipment in the Stonyfell Olive Company mill
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/64
Interior shots of Stonyfell Olive Mill
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/65
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/66
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/67
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/68
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/69
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/70
Stonyfell Olive Plantation
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/71
?, Peter Dwyer, Jas. Renfrey, Geo. Wilson, Redvers Baden Bradshaw, Chas. Bradshaw, 'early crushing' about 1900
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/72
Photograph by K.L. Coffey of Joseph Crompton, eldest grandson of firm's founder, receiving the insignia of Chevalier of l'Ordre du Merite Commercial in 1952
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/73
Mr. George Wilson. A member of staff of Crompton & Sons Ltd. 1879-1949
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/74
Mr. Moses McLachlan. The first Crompton clerical employee engaged by Joseph Crompton about 1866. He later became the Group's first accountant. He immigrated to Australia in 1858, married Elizabeth Hewett in 1866, retired about 1906 and died in 1920
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/75
'Olive picking at the Stonyfell Olive Co. plantation at Stonyfell Burnside (some time prior to 1914, probably 1900)'
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/76
George Wilson, employee of Cromptons, with a pair of horses
Crompton & Sons, 1900-1990, Manuscript, BRG 156/6/77
Alan Crompton at his desk in August 1990.