The 32ft Koorooloo was part of the Pittwater scene up until the 1970s, owned by the Douglas Family

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Record numberMV-342Date1932DescriptionThe Koorooloo replaced the Alpha in 1930. It was scrapped due to its aged timbers in the 1970s. Thomas Douglas handed his son Doug ownership during WW2. The RMYC Broken Bay Branch in its obituary reporting Doug's death in 1981 stated that he became a member in 1926 which made him virtually a foundation member. Later he became a life member in recognition of his services.
Photo includes Phoebe (Cuth's wife and Donald and June's mother), June Douglas and Donald Douglas.MenuPlace | Suburbs L-M | Mona Vale (N.S.W.)SubjectsClothing and dress 1930sBoats and boatingDouglas FamilyChildren's clothing - c1930Women's clothing -c1930Mona Vale (N.S.W.)Physical descriptionPhotograph; Digital Image 300 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 Library Local Studies.

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CollectionDouglas Family of Mona Vale

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The 32ft Koorooloo was part of the Pittwater scene up until the 1970s, owned by the Douglas Family