Spit Junction
- Betty Alexander - interviewed by Brian Leckey, 6 February 1992
Subject: Traffic, Spit Junction
Brian Leckey. What do you think have been the greatest changes in Mosman in the long time that you’ve been here?
Betty Alexander. Well for the worst, the traffic.… - Betty Alexander - interviewed by Brian Leckey, 6 February 1992
Subject: Shops & Shopping, Spit Junction
Betty Alexander. I remember when Norman the jeweler first opened; they came from when Mr Norman was on Avenue Road; a funny little shop that looked more like a house… - Dallas Dyson - interviewed by Eve Klein, 6 August 2001
Subject: The Depression, Spit Junction
Eve Klein. Now we’re talking about the 1930s and you were then about 12 years old. Did it affect your schooling?
Dallas Dyson. Yes.
Eve Klein. In which way?
Da… - Nancy Phelan - interviewed by [talk at Mosman Library], 28 June 1990
Subject: Spit Junction
…but as I got a bit older I began to become a little restless and I began to realise there was another side to life in Mosman, another character of Mosman.
Now th… - Peter Lovell - interviewed by Trish Levido , 6 January 2010
Subject: Fishing, Spit Junction
Peter Lovell. Fish, yes, off the wharf.
Trish Levido. Was fishing different then to what it would be now?
Peter Lovell. The fish were plentiful. I had a mate, R… - Peter Lovell - interviewed by Trish Levido , 6 January 2010
Subject: Business, Spit Junction
Trish Levido. Did your father buy the Lovell’s business?
Peter Lovell. No, he bought Minty’s, a general drapery store on the corner of Spit and Military Road, dire… - Peter Lovell - interviewed by Trish Levido , 6 January 2010
Subject: Business, Spit Junction
Peter Lovell. He looked at quite a few stores in Randwick, Sutherland, and Gladesville. I remember going out to look at them. But that one was close to home, we were… - Peter Lovell - interviewed by Trish Levido , 6 January 2010
Subject: Business, Spit Junction
Peter Lovell. I’d be often seen riding down Military Road on my pushbike with a pair of blankets sitting on the handlebars. We were delivering and we also had a butt… - Peter Lovell - interviewed by Trish Levido , 6 January 2010
Subject: Business, Spit Junction
Peter Lovell. We also used to do neckbands for people that did knitting who couldn’t put the bands on, or if it was a cardigan they couldn’t do the casting of the bu… - Peter Lovell - interviewed by Trish Levido , 6 January 2010
Subject: Spit Junction, Business
Peter Lovell. No, I just took it for granted because I had several mates at school that also owned businesses up there and that was the normal thing for them. There… - Peter Lovell - interviewed by Trish Levido , 6 January 2010
Subject: Spit Junction, Business
Trish Levido. Did you like the whole idea of Bridge Point development?
Peter Lovell. Yes, we pushed very hard for that because without Bridge Point Spit Junction w…
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