DescriptionWilliam Law lived in Goodna and was an Alderman with Moreton Council from 1920 to 1926. After his father passed away he inherited his Blacksmith business which he moved to a residence in Goodna. Mr Law was a well known smithy to the Cob and Co coaches travelling through this area at the time. William Law was also President of the School of Arts, and a member of the Queensland Pastoral and Agricultural Society and the Goodna branch of the Oddfellows. He was also a Goodna Cemetery Trustee.References (offline)Queensland Times 20-03-1930
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