Uploads from State Library of Queensland, Australia, tagged hats, with geodata

Five women at the races, Brisbane, 1938

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 21:40:02 -0800

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Description: Group of women at the races, all wearing hats, gloves and stylish dresses. They are Ms Cosmet?, Ms Chaplain, Ms Goffrey, Ms Connor and Ms Betty Johnson. (Description supplied with photograph). It appears to be a windy day, with all women holding on to their hats.

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Five young women pose on the beach at Woody Point, Redcliffe, 1919

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 21:39:46 -0800

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Woody Point, Redcliffe, Queensland

Description: The five girls, all wearing straw sunhats are lying on the beach smiling at the photographer. Caption: 'All in the joke', Woody Point, Redcliffe, 1919. Family (Wilson) Dath. (Description supplied with photograph)

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Checking the form guide at Ascot races, Brisbane, 1933

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 22:06:47 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Description: Barrister Tom McLoughlin's wife and a Melbourne friend, Mrs F. Siemons, were deep in the throes of working out the winner of the next race when Truth's cameraman made this study at Ascot races yesterday. (Description taken from: Truth, Sunday 03 December 1933, p. 4.)
Mrs McLoughlin is probably in the centre and Mrs. Siemons is probably on the right. (Description supplied with photograph.)

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Wearing a wonderful hat is Mrs C. Lumley Hill possibly of Esk, ca. 1905

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 20:41:58 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Esk, Queensland

Description:

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Portrait of Liela and Florence Saunders, wearing gorgeous frilly hats, ca. 1908

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 20:41:58 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Ipswich, Queensland

Description: Portrait of two young girls, Liela and Florence Saunders, ca. 1908. Both of the girls are wearing dresses with ruffles, and large, frilly hats tied under their chins with a big bow. One of the girls is posed on a rocking horse, the other is on a high, single-person cart and carrying a handbag. The portrait was taken by F. A. Whitehead of Ipswich.

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Charles and Edmund Rawson sitting on the steps of The Hollow

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:20:47 -0800

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Mackay, Queensland

Description: Edmund Rawson is on the left reading the paper while Charles is sitting on the top step smoking a pipe. Both men wear hats and sport 'mutton chop' whiskers.

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Orr Family

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:29:57 -0800

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Spring Hill, Queensland

Description: Orr sisters of Spring Hill. Young women wearing fashionable hats and clothes. Molly Orr is on the right, in a white dress.

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Posing in fancy dress beneath a large movie poster, Bundaberg, ca. 1930

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 16:02:55 -0800

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator:Unidentified

Location: Bundaberg, Queensland

Description:Two young ladies dressed in Mexican costumes and a gentleman dressed as a cowboy are posing beneath a poster advertising the movie Rio Rita.

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Group of men and women having a tea party at the Mackay showgrounds, Queensland, 1906

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 19:51:14 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Photographer: Unidentified

Location: Mackey, Queensland, Australia

Description: A group of men and women (friends and family of Albert Cook) having tea in cups and saucers, around a car in the Mackay showgrounds in 1906. The women are dressed in frilly blouses and hats, and long day skirts. The men are dressed in pants, jackets, shirts, vests, ties and hats.

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Children's tea party at Marlborough, Queensland, 1900-1910

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 19:40:22 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Photographer: Unidentified

Location: Marlborough, Queensland, Australia

Description: Children's garden tea party at Marlborough, Queensland, 1900-1910. Three girls sit at a table set with a tablecloth, tea and cake. The girl on the right sits on a cushion. All of the children are well-dressed and wear large hats. They sit near a garden border fenced with wire.

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Campbell family taking tea in the garden at Donatello, ca. 1920

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 19:28:32 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Photographer: Unidentified

Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Afternoon tea in the garden, Gympie, ca. 1907

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 19:08:42 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Photographer: Unidentified

Location: Gympie, Queensland, Australia

Description: Tea in grand style in the garden of a Gympie resident. A man and five women are formally dressed and the women are wearing fashionable hats. The hostess is holding a silver cake stand. The garden furniture is wicker and the small portable table is covered with a linen cutwork cloth.
Gympie is a city in south-eastern Queensland, situated on the Mary River about 162 kilometres north of Brisbane. Gympie is the centre of an important dairying and agricultural district. In the early days timber was a significant industry.
In 1867 James Nash found nuggets of gold in the bed of a dry gully in the district and a spectacular gold rush commenced. Gympie was originally called Nashville after the discoverer of the gold. In 1868 the name was altered to Gympie, an aboriginal term for the stinging trees found in the district. The discovery of gold proved the salvation of Queensland as, at that time, the colony was passing through financial difficulties. The largest mine was the Scottish Gympie which worked at levels from 650 to over 800 metres deep, and had underground roadways exceeding 50 kilometres in length. In 1909 fifty-one mining companies were operating. A huge nugget of pure gold, called the Curtis nugget was found in the Gympie district. It weighed about 18 kilogrammes. The gold petered out in the 1920s. (Information taken from: The Australian Encyclopaedia and Explore Australia, 2003, Sydney Australia, Penguin Australia

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Card players in Centenial Place, Brisbane

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 21:39:53 -0800

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Description:Five men, wearing suits and hats, playing cards in Centenial Place in Brisbane.

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Two women picking a winner at the races, Brisbane, 1933

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 22:06:58 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Description: Miss Mercia Doran and Mrs J. Dean were intent on picking winners when pictured at the Q. T. C. Cup meeting. (Description taken from: Truth, Sunday 12 November 1933, p. 23.)

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Head and shoulders portrait of a young woman, 1900-1910

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 21:28:47 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Description: Young woman photographed wearing an unusual, wide-brimmed, straw hat on top of her hair which is piled high on her head. Her outfit consists of a gingham jacket with slightly puffed sleeves, worn over a blouse with a jabot (frill of lace) pinned at the neck with a small brooch. Photograph taken at Rodway Studio, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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Woman seated in a chair at Cooktown, Queensland, 1880-1890

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 21:28:47 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Cooktown, Queensland

Description: Studio portrait of a woman wearing a dress buttoned up the front with a fitted waistline, long sleeves and a high neckline. She is wearing jewellery including a brooch, pendant and earrings.

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Sisters Florrie and Lilla Steindl, Bundaberg

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 15:07:23 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Bundaberg, Queensland

Description: Portrait of sisters Florrie and Lilla Steindl taken in a studio in Bundaberg. The sisters are dressed in similar clothing, both wearing long dresses and hats.

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Advertisement for women's felt hats from Finneys' department store, 1941

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:55:13 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Creator: Unidentified

Location: Queensland, Australia

Description: Hats advertised include: Navy Felt Model with coloured pheasant feather; Large Brown Felt hat with white tailored bows and bandeau; Black Model with leopard brim; Two-tone Felt in black and kasha, with soft veiling; Black Felt Model, designed for a Pompadour coiffure; and a Moss Green Felt hat with brown chenille veiling.

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Tea in the garden at Tir-Na-H-Ouge, in the Blackall district, ca. 1905

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 20:28:29 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Photographer: Unidentified

Location: Blacklall District, Queensland, Australia

Description: Group of elegantly dressed men and women, accompanied by a dog, taking tea in the garden.

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Tea break near the beach on Fraser Island, Queensland, ca. 1911

nobody@flickr.com (State Library of Queensland, Australia) — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 20:16:49 -0700

State Library of Queensland, Australia posted a photo:

Photographer: Unidentified

Location: Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia

Description: Group of men, women and children drinking tea and snacking on cakes in a grassy area near the beach on Fraser Island, around 1911. Included in the group are residents from the Sandy Cape Lighthouse.

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