GM02182
Dwyer and Mackay
Large crowd standing around the rim of empty reservoir
watching water emerging from a large pipe. Marquee, bunting and flags by official group. Occasion was the first water to come to the Goldfields from the pipeline. SirJohn Forrest and Lady Forrest in attendance.
| Medium Format: | 16.5x21.6 cm. / 6.5x8.5 inch |
|---|---|
| Condition: | Good |
| Medium: | Unknown B&W |
| Keywords: | largecrowdstandingrimemptyreservoirwatchingwateremergingpipemarqueebuntingflagsofficialgroupoccasiongoldfieldspipelinesirjohnforrestladyattendance |
| Accession Number: | 252 |
| Registration Number: | GM02182 |
| Location: | Kalgoorlie |
| State: | WA W |
| Creator: | J.J. Dwyer |
| Original Legal Broker: | Museum of the Goldfields - MOG; Golden Mile Museum |
| Cataloguer: | Pam Moore |
| Month Taken: | 1 |
| Day Taken: | 24 |
| Year Taken: | 1903 |
Notes
See 'The Mile that Midas Touched' p.65
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