Dinny (Dennis) Dwyer met nursing sister Lieutenant Majorie Barnett in 1944 when she was nursing him. He had broken his neck in a truck accident. Their budding relationship quickly ended when the army sent Driver Dwyer to Melbourne to complete his rehab. Each went on to lead full but separate lives, getting married and having children, until the early 1990's when Dinny managed to track Marjorie down. A whirlwind telephone courtship ensued, followed by a wedding to be held in Castlemaine.A large newspaper clipping consisting of a title, four columns of text and three colour photos. The large photo shows an older couple outside a cottage, the smaller photos are of the same couple, but individually and when they were much younger.'NC9 Oct. 1994' [blue ink, along top] 'Oct. 1994 - ' [blue ink, reverse side, along top]ww2, wwii, world war two, army nurse, marjorie stream, catholic, anglican, brisbane, atherton t, atherton tablelands, barker's creek, lismore, new south wales, st mary's church, queensland

Home being constructed on the corner of the Glenelg Highway and Geelong Road, Linton, for Basil and Marjorie McDonald - Basil being the builder. The house was built on the site formerly occupied by the Victoria Hotel.Black and white photograph of a shed and house under construction with frame and pitched roof. Light streaming across photo."Taken from across the road on the corner 1954"buildings, houses, basil mcdonald, marjorie mcdonald