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Nine decades ago: Anzac Day at New Norfolk in the 1930s
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Nine decades ago: Anzac Day at New Norfolk in the 1930s
THESE four images from Anzac Day services at New Norfolk in the 1930s come from the priceless historical record that is the photographic archive of the late J.J. “Joe” Cowburn. Mr Cowburn’s family were long-term owners of the Bush Inn Hotel and he was the Mercury newspaper’s resident reporter at New Norfolk from the 1920s to the 1960s. Union rules in those days prohibited city-based newspaper reporters from taking photos, which was the responsib…
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