Katanning Aboriginal Reserve, Western Australia - very early 1900s
1900 - 1909 · Kaye, (Aussie~mobs), a "passionate collector and preserver of vintage photographs, especially those taken in Australia." · Australia & New Zealand
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Written on reverse: ."These are the home buildings, the first from left to right..1. girls bedroom.2. girls and boys dining and kitchen.3. boys bedroom now used schoolroom until large school is finished.4. ration shed and at the back of ration shed is the bake oven and two large boilers where we make soup each day and at the back of kitchen and dining room, there are a very large work room with sewing machine in it and so you can guess we are well occupied..Love from A. Lock"..Miss Lock was the missionary to the aborigines in the district.
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1900 - 1909
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Kaye, (Aussie~mobs), a "passionate collector and preserver of vintage photographs, especially those taken in Australia."
- Context
- Katanning Aboriginal Reserve
- Western Australia
- Aboriginal protectionism
- Annie Lock
- Indigenous Australians
- Aboriginal people
- assimilation policy
- curriculum
- Noongar
- Aboriginal Protection Acts — In Depth
- Stolen Generations
- History of Western Australia
- Missionary work in Australia
- Katanning Aboriginal Reserve, Western Australia - very early 1900s
- sehr frühe 1900er Jahre Katanning Aborigine Reserve, Westaustralien
Copyright info
Australia: For non-government photographs: if taken before 1 May 1969, copyright expires 50 years form the year taken. For government works, in or before 1969, copyright expires after 50 years.
