Name: Suzanne McIlveen by Campbelltown Library
Duration: 37 min 37 s
Description: Living in Ingleburn since she was a small child of five, Suzanne chats with Andrew Allen about its people and what everyday life was like growing up in the forties and fifties. Suzanne also relays other recollections from before her lifetime.

Living in Ingleburn since she was a small child of five, Suzanne chats with Andrew Allen about its people and what everyday life was like growing up in the forties and fifties. Suzanne also relays other recollections from before her lifetime.

Suzanne McIlveen

Born 1930 in Binnaway, Gloria shares what life was like getting up to milk their cow and working on the railways.

Gloria Hoad

Neil and Robin Hansen talk of their family heritage, driving, making a phone call and life at Campbelltown high school.

Neil and Robin Hansen

Special guest host Zoe Ross sits down for chat with comic book artists Marcelo Baez, Karen Beilharz and Matt Lin to talk about their love of the art, how they became involved in the industry and some bonus recommendations.

Rated "G" for geeky

Born in Harris Park to Doris and Roderick, Bob would move to Lorikeet Avenue at a time when there were only three other houses. He talks of his life as a fireman and love of trains, trams and wildlife. Bob would become involved in the McGarvie Smith institute in Ingleburn.

Winch Bob

Campbelltown has a long, interesting and sometimes strange history. This podcast uncovers stories that contribute to its quirky reputation. From the legend of Fisher’s Ghost to Campbelltown’s own “Saving Private Ryan” war story, Curious Campbelltown will take you on a journey of discovery into the town’s colourful past.

Suzanne McIlveen

Campbelltown Library

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