Kiangah, Fords House, Hill 66 c1966
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Kiangah was owned then by Bill Ayres who sold it to his son-in-law Reg Northrope in Nov. 1966. Jack Kilby built it with a keel of spotted gum. Fords house was destroyed by fire in the late 1980's
Digital coloured photo of fishing boat Kiangah. Fords houseat the New Works and Hill 66 in the background
