The July Jigsaw Puzzle
Geelong Town Hall in the mid-20th Century Once again Don Paterson has selected an iconic local image for all the jig-saw enthusiasts! / (more…)
Geelong Town Hall in the mid-20th Century Once again Don Paterson has selected an iconic local image for all the jig-saw enthusiasts! / (more…)
For the June Jigsaw Don has selected this icon image of bus made in Geelong by Humble & Sons. It was built with a 2 cylinder De Dion Bouton engine from 1905. For those wanting (more…)
Don has selected this iconic image of Moonlight over Cunningham Pier in Corio Bay. The image is courtesy of Visit Melbourne. (more…)
Geelong Industries 1891 Jigsaw Don Patterson has selected another iconic image for this month’s jigsaw puzzle. It has a Barwon River theme, taking you from upstream at the Barwon Paper Mills, down river via the (more…)
Don has selected a solid gold paperweight presented to Dame Nellie Melba by the citizens of Coolgardie, Western Australia for our first jigsaw puzzle of 2026. You can read the full story online on page (more…)
For the last Jigsaw Puzzle of the year, Don has selected an early photograph from the corner of Fitzroy and Corio Streets in about 1862. It captures the reality of the post-gold rush Geelong, with (more…)
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Don has selected another iconic image from Geelong’s history for this month’s jigsaw; The Edina at full steam in the Bay. (more…)
Tourquay Surf Beach Don Patterson has provided yet another iconic photograph that captures the spirit of an Australian summer as experienced in the late fifties and early sixties. Enjoy the challenge of this Jigsaw! (more…)
Don Patterson has onced again sourced an iconic photograph to incorporate into thus month’s jigsaw. This Tourist Poster features a view of Eastern Beach, taken not long after the area’s re-development in the early 1920s. (more…)
Don Patterson’s May Jigsaw Puzzle is another intricate one. (more…)
Don Patterson has selected a fabulous lady’s “day dress” that looks it has come straight from the Bright & Hitchcocks’ catalogue! It is typical of the clothing from the period 1865 – 1870. (more…)