Holloway Family, Oliver Street Harbord

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Record number40092Date1925DescriptionHolloway family in Oliver Street, Harbord strolling to see the turning of the first sod of Tramway to Freshwater. Charles W Holloway and family came to live in Freshwater in 1893. They bought land between Soldiers Avenue and Wyndora Avenue and called their farm Lilydale. C.W. Holloway held the ribbon for the opening of the first tram to Harbord in 1925.
L-R Betty Holloway with mother Alice Holloway (nee Flew. Baby in pram is Alice's daughter Mavis Holloway. In the middle in black is Annette Holloway's mother Florence Keen. The little child is Bruce Holloway with his mother Annette Holloway. MenuPlace | Suburbs F-K | Freshwater/Harbord (N.S.W.)Service | Transport | TramsCommunity | People | Clothing and DressSourceHollowaySubjectsHolloway familyChildren's clothingBaby carriagesTramsNew South WalesHarbordCostumeNew South WalesHarbord (N.S.W.)KeywordsOliverPhysical descriptionPhotograph; Slide; Digital Image 400 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies.

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