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The Co-operative Store, West Wallsend, NSW, 29 August 1895
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CreatorRalph Snowball
InformationImage shows a small group gathered outside the West Wallsend cooperative store. The cooperative sold groceries, drapery, crockery, boots & shoes. The sign above the door reads "Unity is strength. The peoples hive". West Wallsend Co-operative Society Store was established in July 1891. It first operated from premises lent by the local doctor, which was also the doctors surgery. New premises, were built in 1893. The premises were enlarged in 1895. A new two story building was built in 1906. The image ASGN0744-B35 shows the 1906 building being constructed.Date29th August 1895
InformationImage shows a small group gathered outside the West Wallsend cooperative store. The cooperative sold groceries, drapery, crockery, boots & shoes. The sign above the door reads "Unity is strength. The peoples hive". West Wallsend Co-operative Society Store was established in July 1891. It first operated from premises lent by the local doctor, which was also the doctors surgery. New premises, were built in 1893. The premises were enlarged in 1895. A new two story building was built in 1906. The image ASGN0744-B35 shows the 1906 building being constructed.Date29th August 1895Relates to
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Ralph Snowball, The Co-operative Store, West Wallsend, NSW, 29 August 1895 (29th August 1895), [ASGN0558-B23]. Living Histories, accessed 22/09/2026, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/45292