Photograph, Clare Gervasoni, Entrance to Merino Downs, Henty, 2015, 22/12/2015
Entrance to Merino Downs, Henty, 2015
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Merino Downs was the property of early squatters the Henty brothers. Pentonvillian Exile George Ind worked for the Henty's at Merino Downs after his arrival at Portland in 1845. The Henty daughters were witnesses to his marriage.
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Colour panoramic photograph of land around Merino Downs, Henty, Victoria