Photograph, Detail of Handmade Tiles on Public Toilet Block, Linton
Detail of Handmade Tiles on Public Toilet Block, Linton
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Image courtesy of Linton and District Historical Society Inc.
The tiles were made by Linton Primary School pupils and members of the community as part of the Press Mould Tile Project 2001-2002. See Registration no. 2019-184 for more information.
Physical description
Colour photograph which shows handmade tiles used to clad the Linton public toilet block near the Shire offices in Sussex Street. The tiles depict stock animals, wildlife and historic themes, such as gold mining.