'Butcher's Corner vs. Brisbane Corso'
I was unable to find the history of the place name “Butcher’s Corner”, however in this case it seems more likely it stems from there having been an actual butcher, and not being one of the many massacre sites of Croqland.

A limited edition art print from the '100 Views of Croqland'-series of drawings and collages on 1930's/1940's military maps of Queensland. Prints are of highest archival quality and come with either black or white mat and backing board.

'100 Views of Croqland' is a series of works from the Croqland Suite of works, which is based on the idea of a gargantuan crocodile being the entire world, in a physical and mythologically metaphorical sense, as well as manifesting associated ancient, crocodilian qualities in contemporary Australian society.