Historical information
These photographs are of Lake Kerferd and the Pavilion. There are no people in the first image but in the second image there are a man and women sitting on the railing of the pavilion. The Pavilion sits in a picnic ground and there are a few trees around it.
Significance
Lake Kerferd is significant to Beechworth and the surrounding area because it was the main source of water for the community. In addition, it is also significant because this photograph indicates that it was a popular picnic spot during the beginning of the twentieth century.
Physical description
Sepia rectangular postcard printed on paper
Inscriptions & markings
2960.1- Obverse:
Pavilion and Lake Kerferd, Beechworth / Published by R Warren / M.5311/
2960.1- Reverse:
POST CARD / Correspondence / Address Only /
2960.2-Obverse:
Picnic Grounds, Lake Kerferd, Beechworth / Real Photo Series / M.5949/
2960.2-Reverse:
Published by the Valentine Publishing Co Pty (indecipherable) Queen St (indecipherable) /
Valentines / Real Photo Series/
Subjects
References
- Beechworth: A Titan's Field by Carole Woods ISBN/ISSN: 0 949905 25 9 Lake Kerferd