Ithacan picnic
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The seven women and little girl are lining up to begin the 75 yard women's race at the Ithacan Society's annual picnic, which took place at a picnic ground on Melbourne's rural fringe sometime in the 1930s. There annual picnic was a very popular outing amongst club members.
A sepia photograph of seven ladies and a little girl standing in a line with a man on each side. There are trees and bushes growing behind the group.
