THIS beautiful portrait is believed to have been taken by local freelance photographer Archie Blanch and has ‘Nabiac wedding’ handwritten on the reverse.
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However, there are no names to identify the members of the wedding party and the Advocate is hoping you can help.
The photo is amongst the Great Lakes Museum’s collection of family and wedding portraits that are being digitised in preparation for uploading to the clickHistory Great Lakes database.
It is a joint project between the Great Lakes Library and museum and volunteers are working to build a permanent online database of local history images which will be launched this November.
Amongst the museum’s extensive collection of over 8000 images are a number of partially documented photographs including this week’s mystery wedding party group portrait.
If you recognise the faces or can help to date the photograph, museum volunteers would love to hear from you.
You can visit them online at: www.clickhistorygreatlakes.wordpress.com or contact the Great Lakes Museum on 6554 6275 (from Tuesday to Thursday from 10am to 2pm).
