In 1917, the Presbyterian Church held the monthly parade of the 15th Troop of the West Australian Maylands Boys Scouts, under scout master, D. Campbell.

WAYJO (WA Youth Jazz Orchestra) is now based at Maylands Hall. See our WAYJO Flickr Album for digitised images and other digitised information.

In the 1920s,  the Maylands branch of the Ugly Men’s Association held dances in the Masonic Hall including their popular old-time dances and a steamer dance. In 1931, the Maylands

In 1961, Maylands became part of the Shire of Perth. in 1971, the Shire of Perth (including Maylands) became the City of Stirling. See our Shire of Perth Flickr Album for

The Returned Soldiers and Sailors Imperial League of Australia (RSSILA) – later simplified to the Returned Services League (RSL) – formed after World War I to represent the interests of

The Royal Australian Airforce (RAAF)  connections with the Maylands Aerodrome are honoured in plaques at Aerodrome Park in Maylands. Although there were no RAAF bases in Western Australia until 1938

The Maylands Rowing Club held a carnival dance at the Masonic Hall in 1934. For more information See the information and images in our Maylands Rowing Club Flickr album

In the 1930s, the Maylands Homing Club (a pigeon racing club) held its meetings at the Maylands Masonic Hall. The Maylands Homing Club’s 1936 social was held in the Masonic

A plaque at Maylands Aerodrome Park states ‘In 1957, ANA was absorbed by Ansett Transport Industries to form Ansett-ANA, which in turn became Ansett Airlines in 1968′. See our Ansett Airlines

Our Frank Colquhoun collection includes images relating to the Air Beef Scheme: MHS/FC 385. Photograph. 1951. Hudson Fysh of QANTAS and Horrie Miller of MMA at Glenroy Abattoir in the