Dam being constructed on the Lehman's property near Beachmere in the 1940s

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Reference numberCLPC-P1935

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TitleDam being constructed on the Lehman's property near Beachmere in the 1940sDescriptionThis dam supplied water to the Beachmere township when the water supply was low. Albert (Wally) and Myrtle Lehman arrived at Beachmere in 1934. They had one of the first general grocery stores in the area, but in the 1940s and 1950s Albert (Wally) and Myrtle Lehman had a farm near the present (2017) bridge over King John Creek on Beachmere Road. They were one of 4 families originally living in Beachmere, the others being the Kunde, Lowe and Wruck families.Date1940sCollectorMorrison, CaroleRecord typePhotographFormat typeDigitalOriginal format colourSepia

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Geo coords^[1]Geo addressBeachmere,4510,Australia Last edited by: Barbara Freeman

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CollectionCaboolture Library Photographic Collection

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PlaceBeachmere (Qld.)PersonLehman, Albert (Wally)Lehman, MyrtleMorrison, CaroleSubject (keywords)dams & reservoirsearthmoving equipmenttractorsdam constructionconstruction (events & activities)water supplyconstruction & demolition workersgroups (people)Park or ReserveA & M Lehman Park, Beachmere (Qld.)

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Access restrictionsRestrictedRestrictions on useRestrictions varyConditions of useYou may print, copy or download images for private research. This image may be reproduced for non-commercial purposes with acknowledgement. [e.g. Image courtesy of City of Moreton Bay, reference number CLPC-P0001] High resolution copies are unavailable for this image. For permission to use this image for commercial purposes contact local.history@moretonbay.qld.gov.au.

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