Small black and white image of three women sitting on a seat in an outdoor area."Mrs Jack Magee ? / Mrs Barr / Mag Gorman".annie megee, mrs barr, mag gorman

Copy of black and white photograph of Peter Stapleton and Mag Gorman cycling over the railway line on the Glenelg Hwy in Linton near Fraser St. Houses and shedding in the background. Original photo taken in 1956, copy made in 2014.peter stapleton, mag gorman

Mary Teresa Gorman (née Scolari) and daughter Margaret Teresa Gorman at their home on Carngham Rd (Snake Valley Rd) Linton.Black and white copy of original photograph of two ladies standing in an open gate. Both wearing dark dresses and frowns, with their arms crossed. A house is in the background.mary teresa gorman (née scolari), margaret teresa gorman, carngham rd linton

Margaret Teresa (Mag) Gorman, 1904-1997, was a daughter of Timothy Gorman and his wife Mary (née Scolari). She was a noted card player and enjoyed fine crochet work. She never married, instead devoting much of her life to looking after her mother. Mag's sister Lily Eileen Gorman was born in 1896 and died in 1975, age 79.Black and white copy of original photograph, which shows two young women dressed in coats and hats sitting on an outdoor bench. A garden enclosed by chicken wire is behind them. This photograph was taken at the Melbourne Zoo, 18th November 1923.mag gorman (margaret teresa gorman), lily eileen gorman

This is one of several copies of the photograph of Miss Barry's cantata group in the LDHS collection. This copy of the photograph was in Mag Gorman's collection. None of the children are identified on this copy of the photograph.Black and white photograph of large group of children in costume outside Linton State School. Photo is mounted on dark grey card.linton state school, school concert, miss barry's cantata group

Two identifications of this building have been made: 1. The copy of the photograph in the LDHS collection was donated from the estate of Mag Gorman, and was identified as the Catholic Church at Berringa, which was moved after the gold mining days to Willowvale, where it burnt down in the bushfires of 1944. 2. The same photograph is on p. 249 of Joan Hunt's book "Springdallah", where it is identified as St Mark's Church of England, Happy Valley. This building was later moved to Skipton (1913) and then again to Carranballac (1924) (see "Centenary History of St Paul's - Linton, p. 25.)Black and white post card photograph of a wooden church, with trees and a post and rail fence around it. Two possible identifications: Catholic Church at Berringa or St Mark's Church of England, Happy ValleyStamped on reverse: "T.W.Nelson, Linton".catholic church berringa, catholic church willowvale, st mark's church of england happy valley