World Surfboard Championships, Manly Beach

Spectators pictured in a Ford Zephyr ute on the final day of the World Surfboard Championships at Manly Beach in Sydney's north on 17 May 1964. A crowd of 60,000 gathered on Manly Beach to watch Phyllis O'Donnell and Midget Farrelly become the first world surfing champions. The event was recognised by competing countries as being the first official world surfboard title. Photographed by Frank Burke for The Sydney Morning Herald in 1964.

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