Dee Why Post Office, Dee Why

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Record number40955Datec 1915DescriptionConducted from Hopping's Store. Robert Hopping was officially appointed the first Dee Why Post master in 1917, though Miss Amy Egan was the first post mistress from 1915. The first public telephone in Dee Why was on the verandah of the store. This photo shows Mina and Olive Hopping, third and forth from the left. The other girl is Vera Hall whose brother ran a buggy from the post office to Dee Why Beach.MenuPlace | Suburbs C-E | Dee Why (N.S.W.)Place | Built Environment | Buildings and HousesCommunity | BusinessesSourceAustralia PostSubjectsDee Why Post Office (N.S.W.)Horse-drawn vehiclesNew South WalesDee WhyCostumeDee Why (N. S.W.)KeywordsDee Why Post Office
Horse-drawn Vehicles
Postal Services
Shops
Women
ChildrenPhysical descriptionPhotograph; Digital Image 400 DPI Last edited by: Penny Morse

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