W. Williams Saddlery, first shop established c. 1876 near Cricket Club Hotel, High St CharltonCopy from 1891 Lithograph. Sepia tones. W. Williams Saddle Collar & Harness Maker. Three men in front of shop; one holding a horse, two in aprons. Text at bottom of picture reads "W. Williams, Saddle & Harness Maker, High Street"Rider & Mincer Lithosw. williams, saddlery

W. Williams Saddlery corner of High St and Williams Ave (now John Curtin Drive) c. 1910. W. Williams took over saddlery near Cricket Club Hotel c. 1878 and moved to Cnr Williams Drive in 1910.Copy of original Sepia photograph of W. Williams shop. A man and a boy outside shop wearing aprons. Young boy standing outside shop on LH side of photo, possibly another man behind tree on LH side.williams, saddlery

Photo taken by R. Brownjohn in 1988 of three shops in the centre of High St, Charlton. Arundell's shoe shop, former Stock & Station Agency and Williams Saddlery (later Bullocks Grocery). The buildings were later demolished to become the Traveller's RestColour photograph of Vic Arundell's Shoe Shop, and former W. Williams Saddlery shop. For Sale sign over centre building. car parked in left of photo. East Charlton Hotel in background on RH side of photo.arundell's shoe shop, williams saddlery, bullocks grocery

Charlton High Street centre 1988. Vic Arundell's Shoe Shop, Stock & Station Agent and former W. Williams Saddlery (later Bullock's Grocery). Buildings latr demolished to become the Traveller's Rest. Williams St renamed John Curtin Drive.Colour photograph of Vic Arundell's shop and former W. Williams Saddlery on the corner of High St and Williams St. For Sale sign over the middle building. White ute parked in front of Arundell's. Another ute parked at side of buildings.high st, vic arundell's shoes, w.williams saddlery, bullocks grocery

Arundell's Shoe Shop and Dalgety's Agency , centre of High St Charlton, north side c. 1987. Corner of High St and Williams Ave (now John Curtin Drive). Right hand building built by William Williams as a saddlery c. 1910. Arundell's Shoe Shop formerly ANA Boot and Shoe Shop established by John Arundell in 1901. The shop was sold by Vic Arundell in 1980 and closed. Next door was John Watson's Stock & Station Agents which later became Dalgety's. The end shop was the saddlery and then Bullock's grocery 1930's to 1970's. In 1957 became Charlton's first self service store. Became Australian Estates late 1970s. The shops were later demolished to make way for the Traveller's Rest. Part of a streetscape series taken in 1987 for the Charlton Shire.Colour photograph of three single-storey shops with corrugated tin verandahs. Signage on the buildings reads Arundell's SHOE STORE and ESTATES. Partially obscured by tree in front of the buildings. A red station wagon is parked on the LH side of the picture and a boy on a bicycle on the RH side. arundell, dalgety's, williams saddery, john watson stock & station agent, bullock's grocery, australian estates