30s

1933-36 Ting Hammond’s Ford convertible at Yallingup

In 1933 Thomas ‘Ting’ Hammond purchased approx. one hundred acres of land at Yallingup in front of the historic Caves House Hotel site owned then by the state government. He built rental cottages and grew oats on the land.

Ting and his wife Silvia ‘Dorrie’ Doreen (nee Burkett) bought up their sons the late William ‘Garth’ and Graham ‘Jack’ on Yallingup hill.

Ting was a Dental Surgeon and had an effective medical suite with dental surgery and denture manufacturing workshop at the big house on Yallingup hill.

The following photos of Ting with his circa 1933 Ford convertible at Yallingup campsites are courtesy of the Hammond family.

Editor: Ting’s wheels may be a 1933 Ford Model 40 Cabriolet Convertible.

1933-36 Ting with his Ford convertible at Canal Rocks campsite. Hammond family pic.

1933-36 Ting with his Ford convertible at Yallingup Hill campsite. Hammond family pic.

Thanks to the Hammond family for sharing these vintage Yallingup images.

Related content.

Hammond family farm Yallingup hill family history published 23 August 2017.

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