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Kodak employees enjoyed playing a wide range of competitive and recreational sports and activities during the 20th Century.
One of these activities was darts, according to two photographs which depict the Kodak Dart Club. Judging by the photographs in the Kodak Australasia Heritage Collection, the club was active in the early 1950s and members seemed to be men only.
