ESCAPE TO ELTHAM Rainbow River Ð 25 Years of LGBT Tradition and Ritual in Art drives spikes on the railroad

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ESCAPE TO ELTHAM Rainbow River Ð 25 Years of LGBT Tradition and Ritual in Art drives spikes on the railroadESCAPE TO ELTHAM traces the family of John and Anna Lane who lived in Shanagolden in County Limerick during the early and middle parts of the 1800s. They lived during a time of conflict and famine. This story follows the movements of their son, Richard, and daughter, Anne, who migrated to Australia. The marriage of Anne to Tobias Butler and Richard's life establishing his farm on the Yarra River in the 1850s are explored. Marriage, children, deaths