Large group of Lodge men

This image shows a large group of approximately two hundred men and five women posing for a photograph in front of a large brick building. Everyone is very well dressed and most of the men are wearing regalia around their necks. Four archways on the building can be seen behind the group. Four windows can be seen on the ground floor and eight windows on the first floor. Electricity wires stretch from the foreground to the bricks on one of the archways. A small post is in front of the group on the footpath beside a gutter. A wooden bridge is across the gutter on the right-hand side of the image. A gravel road with loose stones, is in the foreground. The photographers details are embossed in silver on the bottom of the mounting board. The mounting board is glued onto a piece of white cardboard which is slightly wider the the board.

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OBJECT TITLE / NAME

Large group of Lodge men

MEDIAImage

PHOTOGRAPHERToska Studio Shepparton. N. “Col.” Colliver Gold Medallist.

COLLECTIONHastings-Western Port Historical Society

REG NO.P375

HISTORY

Nothing is known about this group. (They are not the Loyal Orange Lodge).

DESCRIPTION

This image shows a large group of approximately two hundred men and five women posing for a photograph in front of a large brick building. Everyone is very well dressed and most of the men are wearing regalia around their necks. Four archways on the building can be seen behind the group. Four windows can be seen on the ground floor and eight windows on the first floor. Electricity wires stretch from the foreground to the bricks on one of the archways. A small post is in front of the group on the footpath beside a gutter. A wooden bridge is across the gutter on the right-hand side of the image. A gravel road with loose stones, is in the foreground. The photographers details are embossed in silver on the bottom of the mounting board. The mounting board is glued onto a piece of white cardboard which is slightly wider the the board.

SUBJECTS

Clubs and associations, Groups (people), Men