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Valentines Day 14th February

Updated: Mar 20, 2023

Valentine’s Day is celebrated on the 14th February and can sometimes lead to proposals of marriage. Proposals can be made in lots of way, on bended knee, hot air balloons, planes towing banners or just a romantic dinner.


We have included some photographs of weddings that took place through the decades here in Mundaring.


Mundaring District Museum is hosting an exhibition “What the Frock” at “The Old School” 7225 Great Eastern Highway Mundaring. Among other pieces, we have some vintage wedding gowns on display. Pop in and have a look.


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Frederick and Agnes Jacoby 1897



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Wedding of Sussana Lauffer and Guiseppe Lori in 1906



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Wedding of Peggy Barrie and Colin Welsh in 1947



This was a typical post war wedding where due to rationing, coupons were needed to purchase materials for the wedding outfits. Often the wedding attire was everyday clothes which had some small embellishments to make them special. Colin was a wood carter for the pumping stations at the Mundaring Weir and their house was a converted cow shed owned by the Goldfields Weir Hotel.

 
 
 

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Mundaring and Hills Historical Society 

Mundaring Station Master's House

3060 Jacoby Street

Mundaring 6073

Western Australia

08 9295 0540

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Monday & Friday 9.30am to 4.00pm

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Mundaring District Museum

Old Mundaring School

Great Eastern Highway

Mundaring 6073

Western Australia

08 9295 0540

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Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 4.00pm

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