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One of the first trucks and mail run in Strathcedar

ArtefactsBy Janine RobertsDecember 18, 2018

One of the first trucks in Strathcedar was a 1926 Chevrolet with a wooden cab. It was purchased by Royden Robert Newell and wife Florence, and was used to take their cream cans to the Wingham Factory…

A Chevrolet truck, a fence and a way to the Wingham Show

ArtefactsBy Janine RobertsDecember 18, 2018

In the early 1900s the owners of one of the first trucks in Strathcedar, was Royden and Florence Newell. This truck was used for the mail run…

The old red shed and a tornado

BuildingsBy Janine RobertsDecember 18, 2018

One of the few buildings that survived the march of time on the Strathcedar property that had been owned by Royden and Florence Newell in the 1900s was the house and the old red shed…

A sawmiller and beef farmer

PeopleBy Janine RobertsDecember 18, 2018

When Trevor Newell inherited 160 acres in 1974 from his parents Royden and Florence Newell, at Strathcedar on the Mooral Creek Road, it was going back to tea tree scrub and weeds…

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