The show of grapes at the fourth annual Coogee Agricultural Show was dominated by Coogee gardener Charles Trebley, who displayed twenty different varieties and won a special prize. The grapes were...

Pumpkins at the 1901 Coogee Agricultural Show, sitting on the verandah outside the Agricultural Hall. The main entrants for pumpkins in that year were A.A. Anderson and Messrs. Bray & Pearse.

Displays of fruit and vegetables grown by Coogee market gardeners, entered for prizes at the 1901 Coogee Agricultural Show. The produce sits on long wooden trestle tables running the length of the...

Mr. J. Sowden's pony won the jumping competition at the seventh annual Coogee Agricultural Show in 1904. The show was held at the Agricultural Hall on what is now Cockburn Road, about a mile south...

In the mid-1970s the Town of Cockburn grew concerned with preserving its heritage. In 1975 the first meeting of the Historical Society of Cockburn took place, and they became heavily involved in...

Azelia Ley Homestead showing front entrance. Glass covered verandah on the right.

Front view of Azelia Ley Homestead in Manning Park in the early 1980s, before it was restored and turned into a museum.

Azelia Ley Homestead in sad state of repair.

Azelia Ley Homestead Museum in Manning Park, fully restored and kept up by the City of Cockburn in collaboration with the Cockburn Historical Society. Taken in 2017.

The Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall was funded by the local community, wanting to commemorate the soldiers of the district who fought in the First World War. After five years of fundraising they broke...

The Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall was funded by the local community, wanting to commemorate the soldiers of the district who fought in the First World War. After five years of fundraising they broke...

By late 1924 the Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall committee was nearing its fundraising goal. It needed a final big event to round up enough funds to begin building the hall that would commemorate the...

Aerial photograph of the Hamilton Hill and Coolbellup housing developments viewed from the coast looking east, taken on 18 October 1965. Cockburn Road runs parallel to the bottom of the frame...

Aerial photograph of the Hamilton Hill and Coolbellup housing developments viewed from the Bibra Lake area looking west to the coastline. Closest to the camera is the newest Coolbellup development,...

Edward Thomas Pomeroy Troode originated from Plymouth, England, and arrived in Western Australia in 1853 to join the Convict Department. In 1855 he was transferred to the Customs at Fremantle...

A tiny hut along the Robb Jetty coastline built of corrugated iron, wooden fruit cases, and other bits of 'flotsam' as reported in the Sunday Times, 29 March 1953. A verandah is made from another...