Mt Glorious Gathering believed to be at “Gentle Breezes” about 1914.
Thomas Lindsay is second from right with hands in pockets. The man at the far right in a suit is P.J. Leahy, who operated a sawmill near where the Maiala National Park picnic area is now. (Noel Snowdon Photo).
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Thomas Lindsay c1914 (Noel Snowdon photo).
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Thomas Lindsay standing in front of his house “Gentle Breezes”, probably soon after it was completed in 1909. (Noel Snowdon photo).
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A later photograph of Lindsay’s house “Gentle Breezes” (Noel Snowdon photo).
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Bullock team at Mt Glorious, the driver believed to be Charles Patrick (Patrick Family photo).
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Charles Patrick standing on logs on a wagon. (Patrick Family photo.)
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Mt Glorious road in the 1920s. This road is now known as The Goat Track. (Courier-Mail photo.)
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Charles and Alice Patrick. (Patrick Family photos).
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Lindsay’s Album
The following photographs
were taken by a Mr Hay, of Brisbane, at Easter 1928. He visited Mt
Glorious, apparently as the guest of Thomas Lindsay, and assembled the
photos he took into an album which he gave to Thomas Lindsay. Lindsay
later gave the album to Alice Patrick and it is now part of the Patrick
Family collection. The photographs were provided by Mrs Liane
Dobson, whose husband is the grandson of Dorothy Dobson (nee Patrick).
The identification of the waterfalls as being on the former Clover Lea property is by Peter Gibbons, whose father established the Clover Lea farm and who later ran the farm himself. Clover Lea farmhouse has been converted into the present (2010) Mt Glorious Restaurant, on the sharp bend turning into Mt Glorious village. The farm formerly extended down beside Lindsay road.)
The blocklines are exactly what the photographer wrote on the photographs.
Mt Glorious from
road. (4 miles distant.)The identification of the waterfalls as being on the former Clover Lea property is by Peter Gibbons, whose father established the Clover Lea farm and who later ran the farm himself. Clover Lea farmhouse has been converted into the present (2010) Mt Glorious Restaurant, on the sharp bend turning into Mt Glorious village. The farm formerly extended down beside Lindsay road.)
The blocklines are exactly what the photographer wrote on the photographs.
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Mt Samson from slopes of Mt Glorious.
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The clearing, Mt Glorious – from road.
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Looking north from Mt Glorious - (Mt Samson in distance.)
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Looking Sth. east from Mt Glorious.
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6 – Dwyer’s Lookout, Mt Nebo (from Mt Glorious Road).
7 -- Picnic Spot – Mt Glorious.
(Note: This picnic spot is said to be on the hill at the tight bend where Mt Glorious road turns into the Village.)
8 – A “peep-through”, Mt Glorious.
9 – Monkey Vine Falls, Mt Glorious.
(Note: The man in the white shirt and waistcoat is Thomas Lindsay. Others in the photograph unknown. Monkey Vine Falls is on what was the Clover Lea
farm.)
10 – Mt Glorious Road, leaving Mt Nebo.
11 – Mantle Falls, Mt Glorious.
(Note: Again, the man in the white shirt and waistcoat is Thomas Lindsay. Others unknown. Mantle Falls is on what was the Clover Lea farm.)
12 – Lindsay Falls, Mt Glorious.
(Note: Again Lindsay is in the white shirt and waistcoat at the top of the falls. Other unknown. Lindsay Falls is also on what was the Clover Lea farm.)
13 – Weeping Falls, Mt Glorious.
(Note: The falls are also on the former Clover Lea farm. The man in the photograph is unknown.)
14 – Junction of Dwyer’s and Mt Glorious Rds.
(Note: People in the photograph unknown.)
15 – Pioneer’s Slab Shack, Mt Glorious.
(Note: This is actually Thomas Lindsay’s “Gentle Breezes”.
16 – Gibbons’ Falls, Mt Glorious.
(Note: The falls were also on the Clover Lea farm. Man unknown.)
17 Looking towards Western Scrub from Mt Glorious.
18 – Looking east, Mt Glorious. (Easter Saturday morning 1928.)
19 – Gibbons’ Passion-Fruit Vineyard, Mt Glorious.
(Note: The Gibbons family operated the Clover Lea farm.)
20 – Mt Glorious Road winding around Mt Nebo.
21 – View from pioneer’s slab shack, Mt Glorious.
(Note: The “pioneer’s slab shack” was Thomas Lindsay’s home “Gentle Breezes”.
22 – Scrub road, Mt Glorious.
(Note: The road is unidentified, and the person in the photograph is unknown.)