Talks about some of the businesses and houses that existed on the ‘right’ side (east side) of Morawa back when that side of town was the only side of town.

This item contains a link to the PDF of the book “Memories of Morawa” containing recollections of his time in Morawa written/edited/published by Joe W. Harris sometime around the late 70s or early 80s.

MORAWA, previously Morawa Central, previously South Merkanooka, previously Morowa, and before that possible Mowara.

The History of Morawa District: This posting provides access to the full text of this book including the black and white images contained in the book.

This is my 10th 'page' in this series about Morawa and P. H. Lodge & Sons and it kind of wraps up the first set. I am planning to do a second set of ten and I hope to get around to putting those together shortly.

This article is a summary of all of the goods and services provided by P. H. Lodge & Sons ... as best I can remember them all anyway.

The second part of a two part story about how P. H. Lodge & Sons was the hub from with the town of Morawa emerged.

Part one of two parts focusing on the time when P. H. Lodge bought the original building from Mr. Moore.

Some pictures posted on FB by the Morawa Visitors Centre that I decided to try and ‘enhance’.

The day Morawa rattled. When Skinny Hern blew up the railway station.

The ‘famous’ camel team in front of P. H. Loge & Sons and trying to work out what is written on the headboards of the shop.

Back before there was Bankcard and then other credit cards there was The Ledger.

P. H. Lodge builds his Morawa house alongside the shop.

The time that there were an estimated 50,000 troops based in and around Morawa.

A little story about the ‘right’ side and the ‘wrong’ side of the town of Morawa.

2022: Morawa Station and Prater Park circa Oct 1982

2022: HMV poster from the back wall of P. H. Lodge & Sons store.

2022: ‘Bottom end’ of the main street of Morawa circa 1982

2022: Winfield Street, Morawa. Circa 1975 and 1982.

2022: Front of P. H. Lodge & Sons just prior to it being bulldozed.