Longstaff Collection

Miss Betty Mills
A portrait oil painting of a blond, curly haired young woman tucked in her bed, her name is Miss Betty Mills. Date: circa 1925

Sir John Henry MacFarland, M. A. LL. D
A portrait oil painting of Sir John Henry MacFarland, M.A. LL.D. the Chancellor of the University of Melbourne, seated in his gold trimmed black robes. Date: circa 1924

Henry Lawoson
A portrait oil painting of Australian writer and bush poet, Henry Archibald Hertzberg Lawson, renowned for writing great short stories, such as The Drover's Wife, and The Loaded Dog. Date: 1900

Mrs Reginald Broomfield
A portrait oil painting of Mrs. Reginald Broomfield, wearing a fine black coat and hat, with pink floral adornment. Date: circa 1921

Captain Ralph Longstaff, M. C
A portrait oil painting of Captain Ralph Longstaff, father of the artist, wearing military uniform with a proud posture and expression. Date: circa 1921

Mrs John H. Connell
This portrait painting shows Mrs John H. Connell, seated from a side on angle, wearing a grey, patterned gown, holding a fan. Date: circa 1918

Edward Knox, Esq
A portrait oil painting of Australian industrialist, Edward William Knox, founder of the Colonial Sugar Refining Co. originally based in Cantebury and Chippendale, Sydney. Date: circa 1922

Shaun Longstaff Scotland & Dundee High School 09 March 1998 Date: 09 March 1998

Shaun Longstaff, Arwell Thomas Wales V Scotland, Five-Nations 09 March 1998 Date: 09 March 1998

1922 British Mount Everest Expedition - the first mountaineering expedition with the express aim of making the first ascent of the worlds highest peak

The 1922 British expedition to Mount Everest. First row, from left: George Mallory, George Ingle Finch
MOUNT EVEREST EXPEDITION. The 1922 British expedition to Mount Everest. First row, from left: George Mallory, George Ingle Finch, Tom George Longstaff, C. Geoffrey Bruce, Edward L

Sir John Longstaff - Australian Artist
Brother Brushes - Portrait drawing by Phil May of Sir John Longstaff (1862-1941) - Australian Artist, painter, war artist and a five-time winner of the Archibald Prize. Date: 1901

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"Longstaff: A Tapestry of Lives and Adventures" In the quaint village of Longstaff, a place steeped in history and charm, lies a tapestry woven with intriguing stories. Among its threads are the lives of remarkable individuals who have left an indelible mark on this idyllic community. Miss Betty Mills, known for her benevolence and warm heart, dedicated her life to caring for others. Her acts of kindness resonated throughout Longstaff, leaving an enduring legacy. Sir John Henry MacFarland, M. A. LL. D. , was a scholar whose intellectual prowess shone brightly. His contributions to academia were renowned far beyond the borders of Longstaff. Henry Lawson's artistic genius captivated all who beheld his masterpieces. The strokes of his brush breathed life into canvases that now adorn galleries worldwide. Mrs Reginald Broomfield was a pillar of strength within the community. Her unwavering support and compassion uplifted those around her during times both joyous and challenging. Captain Ralph Longstaff, M. C. , exemplified bravery on the battlefield as he fearlessly led his comrades through treacherous conflicts. His courage earned him respect not only from his fellow soldiers but also from grateful nations. The elegance and grace exuded by Mrs John H. Connell made her presence captivating wherever she went. Her refined demeanor added an air of sophistication to every gathering she attended. Edward Knox Esq. , with his sharp wit and astute business acumen, played a vital role in shaping Longstaff's economic landscape. His entrepreneurial spirit brought prosperity to many local ventures. Within the town's art gallery hangs "Portrait of a Woman, " an enigmatic masterpiece that has puzzled art enthusiasts for generations. Its allure lies in its ability to evoke myriad emotions within each viewer's soul. A mysterious figure known only as "Lady in Black" roams the cobblestone streets at twilight—a symbol of Longstaff's enigmatic charm.