パワーハウスミュージアムのインスタグラム(powerhousemuseum) - 8月12日 15時59分

We didn't know exactly where or when this photo was taken, however someone sent us a clue! On 23/11/1889 a sketch of this photo appeared in a Sydney Mail article titled 'Tobacco Growing at Gocup in the Tumut Valley' (search it on Trove). We did know the photo was by Kerry & Co. and the newspaper notes the sketch as "Drawn from photos by Kerry and Jones". It looks like a match - how cool is that! FYI tobacco growing started in Australia during the early years of colonial settlement. Commercial tobacco farming no longer occurs in Australia.
This photographic negative was published by the Sydney firm Charles Kerry & Co. and is part of the Powerhouse Museum's Tyrrell collection which contains over 2,900 glass plate negatives by Kerry & Co.
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Object statement: Glass plate negative, full plate, 'Loading Tobacco for Market', Kerry and Co, Sydney, Australia, c. 1884-1917

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