DescriptionOwing to the popularity of music in Queen’s Park on Saturday afternoons, two band stands, or rotundas, were erected. This rotunda is now the entry to the Nature Centre. This photo appeared in The People, Products, and Industries of West Moreton, Queensland, in 1899. 5000 of the 10,000 copies of the book, printed by the Queensland Times, were sent to England as part of an immigration scheme to attract new residents to the area. It is thought that Taylor photographed all or most of the images appearing in the 120 page publication.
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