Afternoon tea on the lawn 1920

Afternoon tea on the lawn 1920

The genteel art of afternoon tea on the lawn was not forgone by our early settlers. Here (left to right) Barbara Anderson, her niece Jean Marshall, and sister-in-law Mrs. Jean Marshall, friend Peggy Corbett and husband Dave Anderson. Circa early 1920s.

Collection: Date: c. 1920s Contributor: Marshall Anderson

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    Berry Farm – Walton Bridge Estate

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    Looking down on the “Berry Farm” from the hill behind fish creek, circa 1944. Opposite waterworks road is the site of The Gap Village shopping centre. The spot marked xx is the original Paten property. “Berry Farm – Walton Bridge Estate” was the first residential estate in The Gap, opening 14th Jan, 1956.

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