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Dillon Homestead in the Taipo Valley about 1960 .

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DescriptionDillon Homestead in the Taipo Valley about 1960. Photos taken by Alf and Hazel Ure. People would drive up to view Mrs Dillon's rose garden.Date of Photo1958Map^[1]External LinkDillons homestead DOCContributorMurray Thomas

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Location (city or town)Taipo Valley.PersonMrs DillonLandmark (Place)Dillons homestead, Taipo Valley

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Date Created1st November 2024CommentsRobin McKenzie
We went in there as kids on packhourses mid 1950s with our parents. I remember them milking a black cow tying it's leg so it wouldn't kick while being milked. Took dad back there by helicopter for his 80th birthday.

Paul Robin
Powerful image of a hard working couple.

Andy Bone
Love this spot ...fantastic photo. Don't see the old tractor for crossing the slip. Or windmill. Maybe later years

Peta Jones
My Dad took one of them too in 1958...it's a favourite of mine. Would loved to have met them. He'd written Mrs Dillon and Bert Wilkinson on the slide.

Alan Holland
Spent a lot of time in there there was still preserves on the shelves and the walls were papered with newspapers dating back to old metal wheeled tractors .
Great old range with a brass tap from the wetback very ornate

Yvonne Anisy
Had an idea, maybe completely wrong, that “Mrs” Dillon was an honorary title given as she acted as a midwife in the district for many years but was actually a sister looking after her two unmarried brothers. Also that the brothers prospected as well as farmed and paid in gold when they came to town.

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Dillon Homestead in the Taipo Valley about 1960 .

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