Yes with the guitar

Jeanie Peters lived in Harrison St when I was a child. She taught lots of local children the piano. She also loved her garden. She lived on the corner of Fergusson and Harrison Streets.

She used to come into the Cafe where I worked for her lunch every day

Like Carol Arnold Jeanie Peter was my grandmother's cousin. Great photo. She died in 1973 in Colac.

Ross Murrihy did she teach you?

The girl second from right was my aunt, Jean McErvale, from Chocolyn. The man beside her is Gordon Love, who she later married. They, with other members of the McErvale family, were mentioned frequently in the Camperdown Chronicle in relation to musical performances. There is more information about this family in my book “Golden Days at Chocolyn” which your society holds. P161-164

My mother Jessie Fisher is on left next to miss peters, who taught 3of my siblings piano later.

Jane Finney Peter (Jeanie) was my grandmothers cousin. From memory she ended up getting really bad arthritis in her hands which made playing the piano very difficult.

The gentleman up the back looking at the left side of the photo looks familiar?????

As youngsters in Camperdown in the 60s and 70s we all knew of Jeanie (we thought it was Jenny) Peter's driving around town in her Mini.I thought she was the Piano teacher at Camperdown High.She lived to an old age I think 95.

We always took a cushion so we could see better, those were good days !!!

Some wonderful movie nights there

Beautiful memories

When I was very young we used that entrance opposite the Hampden Hotel. You would have to wait in a long queue till you got to the ticket office where Miss Doris Roberts who also worked in the office of John Hay and Co. Camperdown would sell you your tickets. You would proceed to your seat accompanied by the usherette. Everyone stood for the National Anthem. Interval was a mad scramble where 3d or6d bought you a very large bag of mixed lollies. One shilling and you could accompany that with a bottle of Tarax. Fond memories.

Oh Wow, wow wow!!!

I loved getting to be part of this! Thank you so much to the CDHS for allowing me to access this collection. My job here was mostly to take notes while learning from Merran Moir about the bagpipes and the history of pipe bands around the region! There is so much music of all types in this region and it has been such a privilege to learn about it while I'm here.

Great work CDHS for getting the experts at work on the job.