In December 1913, Andrew Stenhouse (1) presented the City of St Kilda with seats and marble topped tables for the convenience of picnickers under the trees at the Shakespeare grove (2). Shakespeare Grove runs behind Luna Park, between Acland Street and Marine Parade. Where are these marble topped tables now?
The avenue of cypress trees in Shakespeare Grove in the foreground, beside Luna Park.
The Palais Theatre is next to Luna Park.
Luna Park, St Kilda, c. 1946. State Library of Victoria Image H2009.12/54
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(1) Andrew Stenhouse (1836-1918) was involved with the timber industry in Melbourne, New Zealand and Broken Hill and in 1914 donated the statue of Captain Cook, which stands in Catani Gardens, St Kilda.
