From:Milton Ulladulla Historical Society

Name/TitlePhotograph, convex, crayon coloured, of William Samuel Garrad

About this objectCrayon photograph (painted photograph) of Milton resident William Samuel Garrad c.1915

MakerUnknown maker

Date Made1915

Period1910s

Place MadeUnknown

Medium and MaterialsPhotographic print, pastel crayons

Subject and Association KeywordsReligion and Belief

Subject and Association KeywordsPeople and Families (including births, weddings, deaths)

Subject and Association KeywordsArt and Design

Subject and Association KeywordsDairying

Subject and Association DescriptionWilliam Samuel Garrad (1844-1927) was a wealthy farmer at ‘Wickham Hill’ estate, Milton, owning nearly 1000 acres in 1885. The farm at Wickham Hill is still owned by one of his descendants. Garrad and his wife Jane (née Simmons) were ardent supporters of the Salvation Army and funded the land purchase and build of the Salvation Army Hall in Milton (now part of South Coast Skin Cancer Clinic).
Garrad Lane, Milton is named for WS Garrad.

Object Typeartworks

Object number146