Enjoy this talk about the history of the design of the Lawn mower. Written and researched by Volunteer Paul at the MDC. Narrated by Visitor Services Officer Saul.

Volunteers are at the heart of our community. Both on-site and virtually, these passionate, generous and skilled individuals contribute to a Museum that fosters connection and curiosity.  These virtual talks provide access to the Museum collection and are designed to inspire conversations and evoke memories.

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Image: object no: 97/5/1, Victa 'peach-tin prototype' lawn mower, power rotary, with a two-stroke Villiers petrol engine, metal, designed by Mervyn Victor Richardson, made by Mervyn Victor Richardson, 81 Bray Street, Concord, New South Wales, Australia, New South Wales, 1952