CreatorSev AppletonTitleThe Old BuoysDate2000DimensionsH: 250cm x W: 160cmSpecific Place[1] Accession Number211.2018Access AdviceFor research purposes only. No reproduction without permission of City of Coffs Harbour.
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Exhibition Label
On plaque:
These mooring buoys link Woolgoolga with a past era - the cedar getters, the teamster, the timber trade - an era commencing after the building of the first Jetty in 1884 - Standing on the site of a railway line which brought timber from Corindi and Woolgoolga Creek, the buoys are a symbol of a once busy port - the town's lifeline - a mecca for overseas and coastal shipping.
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Two buoys originally from the Woolgoolga Jetty, painted by artist Sev Appleton. Located on the corner of Wharf and Beach Streets, alongside Woolgoolga Caravan Park.
Photographs 211.2018-p15 to 211.2018-p22 were taken 23 November 2020
