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It is great to have a blog for Collingwood history. Let’s hope we get lots of great discussion going here and sharing of stories.
I am new to the society but wish to say this is a great addition to a fine site and a wonderful Society.
Looking forward to some great reading in the blog.
Well Done
At your convenience, it would be appreciated if you could advise me where I could locate a photo of the Don Billiard Room in Johnston Street, close to the intersection of Hoddle Street, during and after the second world war. My husband’s late mother leased the Hamburger store next to the billiard room.