Robert Woodhill grew up in Austinmer and his cousin Peter Cuninghame visited during school holidays. They remember the freedom of childhood when they played on the escarpment and at the beach. Robert and Peter both worked in the Illawarra and raised families in Austinmer, where they continue to enjoy living.
Listen to Robert and Peter’s Interview
Robert and Peter’s audio interview can be downloaded here.
Keywords
Alfred Meredith Woodhill – Woodhill & Co. – Molly Treloar – Summer Holidays – Cubby Houses – Escarpment – Austinmer Kiosk – Pit Ponies – King’s Theatre – Terry Walker – Austinmer Jetty – Austinmer Mine Railway – Glastonbury Gardens – Miss Allen – Roxie Mossop – Tennis – Eva Raynor – Thirroul Railway Yards – Cintra house – Wigram Road – Austinmer Street – Oak Tree – Creative Corner – Oak Tree Mural
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The Woodhill house, cabin, and tennis court – Austinmer Street (1938)
The Woodhill house, cabin, and tennis court – Austinmer Street (1961)
The Woodhill house, cabin, tennis court, and oak tree – Austinmer Street (1978)
The Woodhill house, cabin, and oak tree – Austinmer Street (2016)
Cintra – Wigram Road, Ausinmer
Painting the Oak Tree mural
Robert Woodhill
Painting the Oak Tree mural
Painting the Oak Tree mural
Peter Cuninghame
Cintra – Wigram Road, Ausinmer
P20223 – Margo Fairlie-Cuninghame (in white dress), David Fairlie-Cuninghame (baby, born June 1937, and Peg Woodhill with son David Woodhill at Austinmer Beach – circa 1938?
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