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Whether over here or over there, what will the weather be in Edinburgh or Rome.
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Featured Photo's Chianti, Tuscany Grand Canal (Venice) Manarola (Cinque Terre) Scotland (Loch Maree) Clyde Auditorium Royal Mile Many of the above photo's can be found on www.freefoto.com Click on the thumbnail to enlarge - remember to press Back on your browser to return to this page. Here are some early photographs..... Italian Dance 1930 Orkney Chapel WWII 1950's Ice Cream Van Happy customers - Ice Cream Van
Send A Postcard using some of the Photos featured above!
Readers Submission's Stevie Rodgers (Australia) June 2001 The above photographs have been kindly sent in by Stevie Rodgers a third generation Scots Italian now living in Australia. The early van belonged to his grandfather Leonello Giovannetti (featured) who originated from Barga but plied his trade in the Ardrossan and Saltcoats area between the '50s and '70s. The van for those of you who remember was a familiar sight on Ardrossan North Shore during the summer. (Click to enlarge) Many thanks Stevie for your contribution.
Prof. Julian Frullani (Italy) January 2002
Prof
Julian Frullani, currently working in Florence has been kind enough to forward
me these interesting photographs.
This photograph on the left features Julian's father William Frullani with a Morris ice-cream van, ca. 1935. Julian tells me it was still is use in 1960 when he drove it himself ! (Click to enlarge)
This photograph on the right features Italian
immigrants in Gatehouse-of-Fleet ca. 1915
living in Swan Street. The older man in the photograph is Giulio
Frullani who worked in the copper mines
at Castramont, near Gatehouse.
A few years later he opened his fish and chip
shop.
He was interned on the Isle of Man with
his brother during the war years. He
thankfully was not involved in the Arandora Star
disaster. (Click to enlarge)
'Ha.penny a poke.' The exert on the left was featured in The Galloway News during the 1950's but features a photograph that is dated 1916. Click on the picture to enlarge it and read the article. (Don't forget to press Back on your browser to return to this page.) |