Train station, streetscape, airstrip, flying doctor, flower garden, and hosptial at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway.

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133343PD: Train station at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963.
133344PD: Main street at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: Two tall towers to right of centre are 'wind lights' that recharge batteries to supply electricity to the township. Cook is 90 miles from the
133345PD: Airstrip at Cook hospital, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: Airstrip is marked out with white painted halves of old car tyres.
133346PD: Flying doctor at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: This plane is based at Ceduna and visits Cook once a month on the last Monday and holds a surgery. The children in the picture are from the
133347PD: Flower garden at Cook hospital, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: The two sisters save all the water they use from washing patients and laundry so they can have a garden. Fence is made from old railway sleepers, as protecti
133348PD: Hosptial at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: On shelf is special radio and aerials used to speak to the Flying Doctor in Ceduna, which the sisters do nine times each day. Two sisters are on

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Train Station, Streetscape, Airstrip, Flying Doctor, Flower Garden, And Hosptial At Cook, Trans-Australian Railway.

133343PD: Train station at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963.

133344PD: Main street at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: Two tall towers to right of centre are 'wind lights' that recharge batteries to supply electricity to the township. Cook is 90 miles from the

133345PD: Airstrip at Cook hospital, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: Airstrip is marked out with white painted halves of old car tyres.

133346PD: Flying doctor at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: This plane is based at Ceduna and visits Cook once a month on the last Monday and holds a surgery. The children in the picture are from the

133347PD: Flower garden at Cook hospital, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: The two sisters save all the water they use from washing patients and laundry so they can have a garden. Fence is made from old railway sleepers, as protecti

133348PD: Hosptial at Cook, Trans-Australian Railway, between 1958 and 1963. Information supplied from donor: On shelf is special radio and aerials used to speak to the Flying Doctor in Ceduna, which the sisters do nine times each day. Two sisters are on