Tales of the Towers

Day Dawn Freehold Consolidated Mine - staff photo 1899

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Item Typephotograph (photocopy)Date1899ContentMen employed at the Day Dawn Freehold Consolidated who broke the Australian record for Shaft Sinking - 137 feet for four weeks work in November 1899.

Top Row l-r: George Varrie (carpenter) Frederick Oates, Alexander Lemin, Innes (?) McLean, Richard Huddy, William Brown, William Parsons, Edward Christopher Bulley, Richard Edgar, Benjamin Jones, Joseph Giezandanner.

2nd top row l - r: H. Pfeiffer, Robert Clark, Alfred Edwards, August Harm (shift boss), William Trembath, (shift boss), John Caitskill (machine Hon.), William Dixon (machine man), James Berryman (machine man), Thomas Evans, Joseph Hoskins, Patrick Walsh.

Front l-r: Walter Maidment, Dennis Dwyer, John Oates (manager) A. B. Bright (director) John N. Millett (director) Frederick Pfeiffer, esq (chairman of directors), Thomas Rice (director), William White (director), Frederick Boyes (engine driver), William Frazer (engine driver), Peter Smith (engine driver) Danny Smith.

Original purportedly in Zara Clark Museum.DigitisedYesMaterial DescriptionWITH looseleaf materials in folder in clear file pockets containing printed and photocopied papers.Identifier9725.4349

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