Ride-On Elephant

Toy

Ride-along elephant delights youngsters

How many children have delighted in a ride aboard this flying elephant? The ride-along elephant entertained children at the Jim Berry Pharmacy in Geraldton’s city centre during the 1970s. For three 20c coins, youngsters could climb aboard and experience a rollicking ride. The elephant still works today.

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Chapman Valley Historical Society

Heaven for vintage farm machinery enthusiasts

Farm machinery and vintage motors enthusiasts will find themselves in heaven at the Chapman Valley Historical Society Heritage Centre. This massive and lovingly tended collection features trucks...

Address:

15 East Terrace
Nanson WA 6532
Australia

Tel:

0427 203 058

Email:

chapmanvalleyhs@gmail.com

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Purse

Nut bag

Chapman Valley woman Maude Gould fashioned this small handbag with nuts from a tree known locally as a ‘button tree’. It’s possible she received the nuts from a local gentleman who travelled the...

Outfit

Hot pink lace ensemble

Chapman Valley local Pam Batten wore this striking hot pink lace ensemble as a 22 year-old strutting her stuff at the Army Ball at Ascot in 1972. Her mother handmade the outfit especially for the...