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Transcription of a letter from William Shakespeare Hall to his brother Frank Hall, with notes by H. Margaret Hall.

Katie and Garrick's home, 19 Richardson Street, West Perth.

Newspaper clipping from the West Australian of 8 December 1910, about the wedding of Aubrey and Helen Hall.

This image was published in the Australian Women's Weekly; see 1943-04-24 Australian Women's Weekly clipping, nurses inc Rae Hussey.

Letter from Edith Wilson to her son Murray at 75 OTU in the Middle East.

Six telegrams written to Margaret Wilson from her husband Murray on his return to Australia from Japan in 1945, and a couple from other people as well.

Typewritten letter from Harold Aubrey Hall to the Liberal Party of Australia. These scans were taken from a photocopy of the original, the location of which is unknown.

An airgraph letter Jean Agnew in Australia to her brother Murray Wilson serving with the RAAF in the Middle East.

The front of the house at 8 Outram Street, West Perth, in the 1940s.

The Fascine in Carnarvon, with reflective water and the palm trees in a row and the bolts on the timber visible in the foreground.

Extract from birth entry, reg. no. 11591/69, Anderton Ernest Frank Hall, born 12 June 1869 in Cardup Western Australia.

A sheep at Andover station after been shorn of a 14 lb fleece in 1916 or 1917.

A wind pump at Andover station after being destroyed by a cyclone in about 1917.

Passenger list for the arrival in the USA of SS Aorangi from Syndey to Honolulu, departed 31 May 1928. On board were brothers Charlie and Bob Wilson, travelling to the US on business.

Aubrey Hall and Aubrey Lamond at a water tank on the Carnarvon-Perth road.

Aubrey and Helen Hall, two unknown young men, Aubrey's brother Ernest, and maybe Connie (if it is, that would date this more accurately, as she was born in 1912). Maybe in Cossack, maybe Roebourne.

Black and white photographic portrait of Aubrey Hall looking to the left.

Small sepia oval-shaped portrait of Aubrey Hall with a moustache and wearing a bow-tie and looking to his left.

Aubrey Hall Cossack in a typical north west suit every day suits were usually khaki.

Ruskin Studio, Perth.

Oval-shaped sepia photo of Aubrey Hall in profile, with a corrugated iron background. The photo was given to Helen Margaret Wilson (née Hall) by Dora Roughan in 1969.

Photo of Aubrey Hall and another man, riding two horses and leading a third.

This print is a copy of one of the ones in Set of photos of Aubrey Hall with caravan in Como, which is where the date of 1957 comes from.

Aubrey Hall standing by his caravan, probably in Como. Verso is blank.

H.A.H. with two very juvenile members of the mob.

Sheep & rain coat over arm.

Sept 39^[?] .