An exceptional Australian photograph album dating from Easter 1921, containing 126 original black-and-white photographs documenting an extensive journey through Victoria.

The album includes photographs of Walhalla, Taralgon, Kilcunda, Phillip Island, Mount Dandenong, Beaumaris, Mentone, Melbourne Botanical Gardens, the Grampians, Maryborough and Wangaratta, providing a fascinating visual record of Victoria in the early 1920s.

The collection includes a number of small panoramic photographs, with each image individually captioned. Particularly interesting for its coverage of Victorian towns, landscapes, tourist destinations and everyday scenes during the interwar period.

A substantial and highly collectable piece of Australian photographic and social history.