TitleWilliam Johnson, 13 years, Ipswich, 1906Date Created10 November 1906PhotographerLaura Jane Taylor (1857- )Benjamin Hurst Taylor (1857-1916)StudioI.X.L. Studio
DescriptionWilliam Johnson served in Gallipoli and was the son of F. W. Johnson who owned a coach works in Ipswich. He would go on to own the coach works in 1920 and the firm would begin dealing in motor cars. Johnson was the Managing Director of 4IP radio station that was owned and operated by the Ipswich Broadcasting Company Pty. Ltd which opened in September 1935. Johnson would form this company after other failed attempts to be granted a licence. Benjamin Taylor or his brother, Horace, set up a studio in Ipswich from 1886 to 1888 with Arthur Mouland. Five years passed before Benjamin established a studio under his own name. References (online)Information taken from; Safier, Marcel, 'Early photographers of Ipswich, Queensland',2006, retrieved 17 July 2008
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