Plenty of coal dust - but a happy place to live. No 1 oval at briquetting factory. School excursions (by train) to railway station - as did the circus - which paraded by our home to the oval. 6 o'clock closing when the happy drunks used to stagger up the road to their camp and sometimes found them in our front yard in the morning. The big explosion in the factory when Mr Stack was killed. Learning to swim in latrobe River prior to the big flood, which washed away the swing bridge access to Brown Coal Mine, now Yallourn North. Outside toilet...Marj
A very friendly place to live. I remember the coal dust and not to touch the washing on the line until it was dry...Thelma
Immediate Neighbours: Milner; Brewer; Turner; Stack; Boyes; Johnson; Rusden; O'Shannesy; Kirsten
Nearby Neighbours: Miss Hersey; Renwick; Beulke; Wells; Dunlop; Grubb; Williams; Powell