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This photograph shows Louis Whyte from Geelong and friends on Lorne Beach in 1920 holding two redwood timber surfboards. In the background can be seen the Lorne foreshore.
One of the earliest group photographs of surfers in Victoria. The surfboards and surfers are believed to be the first in Victoria.
Black and white photograph
