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Linton and District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Three buildings in Sussex Street, Linton, 1982
... Max Standish Antiques shop...Black and white photograph showing three buildings in Sussex Street, Linton in 1982: on right, an antiques store run by Max Standish (the building was formerly Nicol's bakery); centre, the Bennett family home constructed in 1928; on left, the former Shepherd family greengrocery store, which at the time was still lived in by Ted Shepherd....Linton and District Historical Society Inc 69 Sussex Street Linton 3360 goldfields Max Standish Antiques shop Bennett family home Shepherd's greengrocery and confectionery store Black and white photograph showing three buildings in Sussex Street, Linton in 1982: on right, an antiques store run by Max Standish (the building was formerly Nicol's bakery); centre, the Bennett family home constructed in 1928; on left, the former Shepherd family greengrocery store, which at the time was still lived in by Ted Shepherd. ...Black and white photograph showing three buildings in Sussex Street, Linton in 1982: on right, an antiques store run by Max Standish (the building was formerly Nicol's bakery); centre, the Bennett family home constructed in 1928; on left, the former Shepherd family greengrocery store, which at the time was still lived in by Ted Shepherd.max standish antiques shop, bennett family home, shepherd's greengrocery and confectionery store -
Linton and District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Former Nicol's Bakery Building, Sussex Street, Linton, 1988
... ... Max Standish...James Nicol bought the bakery late 1860s - operated as a bakery until 1972, Ray Wilson being the last baker. Max Standish purchased the building and opened an antique shop 1973-1983. ...James Nicol bought the bakery late 1860s - operated as a bakery until 1972, Ray Wilson being the last baker. Max Standish purchased the building and opened an antique shop 1973-1983. ...Built early 1860 as a bakery by Mr Winstanley. James Nicol bought the bakery late 1860s - operated as a bakery until 1972, Ray Wilson being the last baker. Max Standish purchased the building and opened an antique shop 1973-1983. Currently in private ownership. Photograph taken in 1988.Colour photograph of white painted single fronted building with pitched roof and verandah over footpath, and trees behind.nicol's bakery, buildings, mr winstanley, james nicol, ray wilson, max standish -
Linton and District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Timber Stack for Charcoal Burning
... Scarf who lived at Madden's Flat was said to be a charcoal burner (Source - Bill Grigg Snr in interview with Max Standish - typescript in Grigg family file.)...Scarf who lived at Madden's Flat was said to be a charcoal burner (Source - Bill Grigg Snr in interview with Max Standish - typescript in Grigg family file.) ...It is not known where this photograph was taken. James(?) Scarf who lived at Madden's Flat was said to be a charcoal burner (Source - Bill Grigg Snr in interview with Max Standish - typescript in Grigg family file.)Black and white copy of original photograph which shows a more or less circular stack of timber. The stack appears to have been made from the thinner branches of trees. It is understood that the timber may have been stacked in this way prior to being burnt for charcoal, which was the main source of fuel used in blacksmith's forges.timber stack, burning pile, charcoal burning, wood
