Historical information
Brought from Skye, Scotland, in 1850's by Malcolm McLeod, an early Orbost pioneer, and donated by his granddaughter, Margaret McLeod. The tapestry was worked by Miss Grace Cameron. This was possibly a repair job done when acquired by the donor.
Grace Cameron was the daughter of John Cameron who selected the first land on the Snowy River flats.
Significance
The McLeods and Camerons were early Orbost pioneers. This chair has aesthetic significance and reflects the needlework skill of Grace Cameron.
Physical description
Wooden rocking chair with chair cane It has a tapestry back with a floral design. Wire has been placed around the legs for support.
