Langi Willi Homestead, Pittong, circa 1911
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Langi Willi pastoral station was one of several grazing properties owned by the Russell family of Carngham. After the death of Philip Russell, the property was inherited by his son George Russell.
Small sepia photograph of large two-storey residence.
On back: "Langi Willi / Pittong"
