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Views of Belmont Past & Present - John Milliss - 28 August 1989
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SummaryInterview by Suzanne Campbell in 1989 with John Clifford Milliss about the history of the Belmont area, NSW.
John was born in 1923 in Sydney, has lived in Belmont for the past 62 years. Lived at the end of Hill Street, near Bryant's coalmine, worked as a 'paper boy' for Bob Jackson.
John reflects on the businesses that used to be in Belmont, such as the Melvic theatre, transport and general issues including improvements to the town.
SubjectMilliss, John CliffordBelmont (N.S.W)TransportationMelvic TheatreBusinessPersonCampbell, SuzanneMilliss, John CliffordInterview logDate Created28th August 1989Location[1] IdentifierA6964(ii) _Milliss
John was born in 1923 in Sydney, has lived in Belmont for the past 62 years. Lived at the end of Hill Street, near Bryant's coalmine, worked as a 'paper boy' for Bob Jackson.
John reflects on the businesses that used to be in Belmont, such as the Melvic theatre, transport and general issues including improvements to the town.
SubjectMilliss, John CliffordBelmont (N.S.W)TransportationMelvic TheatreBusinessPersonCampbell, SuzanneMilliss, John CliffordInterview logDate Created28th August 1989Location[1] IdentifierA6964(ii) _Millissloading google map....
Views of Belmont Past & Present - John Milliss - 28 August 1989, [A6964(ii) _Milliss]. Living Histories, accessed 25/04/2025, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/76822