Portrait of David Carnegie taken in Scotland in 1909, one year before emigrating to Australia. David was a Major in the Permanent Army, fought in the Boer War and continued his Army career in Australia at Victoria Barracks. David served in the Australian Army during WWI, serving in the Middle East and then remained in the permanent army until his retirement in the early 1950s. He relocated from Sherwood to Settlement Road, The Gap in 1925.
David Carnegie
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Connie and Lee Carnegie
Connie Carnegie with young Lee and Whisky the dog, photographed around 1954 from 72 Chaprowe Road looking to the South West toward Mount Cootha before the TV towers were constructed.
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