THE FALLS TEAHOUSE
The Falls Tea House was built around 1930 by a local builder Alex Jessop. Much thought and planning went into the original design.
The timber was milled by the Jonsson brothers, who had a mill in the Beatrice River area. Most of the timber used was oak which was planed by hand. White beech was used to construct the front verandah, which was scrubbed weekly. The home was built on the original selection and the surrounding land used as a dairy farm ever since.
The timber was milled by the Jonsson brothers, who had a mill in the Beatrice River area. Most of the timber used was oak which was planed by hand. White beech was used to construct the front verandah, which was scrubbed weekly. The home was built on the original selection and the surrounding land used as a dairy farm ever since.