Byron Bay Pictures – Photo Gallery
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- Robert Grant: We lived in Byron Bay for about 12 months, I think...
- Helen O'Connor: I love these photos and wondered if prints are ava...
- manfred: It is one of the amazing holiday destination and...
- Graeme Kendrick: I was born in 1945. My grandfather worked in build...
- Jill: I remember the meat works in 1954 when I was just ...
We lived in Byron Bay for about 12 months, I think it was about 1964
or so. I always liked the place used to visit during the early 1970′s I remember seeing Billy Thrope perform at a concert. The place has changed so much, way too many people there now but it’s alawys great to see the place.
Robert
I love these photos and wondered if prints are available. My mother was born in Byron Bay in 1920 and will be celebrating her 90th birthday in August. She nows lives in Sydney but has asked for all the family to celebrate with her in Byron this year.
It would be wonderful to get a set of prints as a gift for for.
I look forward to your response.
Regards
Helen O’Connor
Mobile 0412 117 550
I was born in 1945. My grandfather worked in building the lighthouse. My father, Claude was the winch driver that pulled the whales from the water to the flat top, to be carted to the station 1 K away
A reef off the coast of the Bay is named after my brother Neville.
I spent many hours in the 50′s watching the butter churns at norco under Theo Gray, the chief butter maker. Also watching cattle being slaughted at A W Andersons, with Mr Phelps being the slaughterman.
I also watched the crains sink to the ocean floor at the jerttys end during 1954 cyclone at around 5am on that unforgetable day
I remember the meat works in 1954 when I was just a kid, and my parents and I were on a camping trip. The smell was dreadful, and we carried flies in the car for hours later. The beautiful light house with its crystal light, which was hand lit at that time, more than made up for the smell. It was so beautiful.
Some of my ancestors had a coachbuilding business in Byron in 1902
Old photograph’s always have such character. I love the history represented here, wow 1894, don’t you just love camera’s! Great shot!!!
Great pictures. Looks like the kind of place you would want to live.
Neil