Port Moresby recent comments:

Thanks wchapman. If you're getting things right, that's ok by me. Now dragging out my road map to find where Armit St is.

Thanks Kay for the pickie. Now we know what it's all about.

Konekid, The building in the 2 newer photos is on the corner of Douglas & Armit street and not on the corner of Hunter & Macgregor street were you had it. So I have moved it to the corner of Douglas & Armit street.

I was born in PM in 65 and went to KPS till grade 6 in '77 then moved to Perth and have missed it sooooo much. I remember Mr Krilly and a few of the others like Miss Vaughn (G6), Mrs Kooth(?), Mrs Foster (G3), Mrs Carrier (G4). I remember hanging around the tuckshop waiting for the tuckshop ladies to refill the salty plum jar so we could get the powder from the bottom. I also remember going home with my shirt pocket stained red from the saltyplums and buttons torn off my shirt from red rover on the oval. I clearly remember that bell and the store rooms in between each room that had the new books, pencils and rubbers.

Thats were Francis Plays Tennis...

Thanks Kay

If I can recall there's a monument of the famous fuzzy wuzzy angel helping the oz soldier. Area's normally used for the anzac day celebration...

Not so bad at all.

I swam in this pool in the early 80's through to the early 90's, great memories!

I was in POM from 11may05-3july08. My daughter was in EastBoroko school,which she loved very much along with her teacher Ms.Nanai Vegofi and Ms.Sharon Hales who is headmistress.We are back in India now but we misim PNG tumas. Long live PNG we Love you. Mi filim good now.Trupla. dr.chavan and family

Good Job Konekid.

Thank you Konekid for adding Picture.

In 2004 I was told the place was riddled with white ants as well.

You're right. I often wondered if I had remembered the site correctly. You have confirmed that. Thanks.

Thank you Chey.

Slated for history layer.

The end wall of my second Picture is where the Papua New Guinea Coat of Arms used to proudly hang.

Before it became the Parliament house. It was the Main Hospital in Port Moresby. My Wife was born there in 1955. On my last trip to POM (2008)I went there and took Pictures. I would like to add them here. Is that possible ?

Are you Prof. John Gawi, who was at Cambrige Mass in 1975? This is Prof. Sang-Myon Rhee at Seoul National University in South Korea.