Aboriginal camps at Bootra Station

PXB 1693

fonds

ca. 1880 - 1900

Graphic Materials, Photographs

412654

Photographs - 3 albumen photoprints - 13 x 21 cm. on cardboard mounts 18 x 25 cm. or smaller

1. [Aboriginal men, some with weapons, stand by a river while others, mostly women and children, watch from the opposite bank]
2. [A group of Aboriginal men, women and children are gathered in a clearing in bushland, some with weapons and tools. One male wears a kingplate]
3. [Aborginal men, women and children are gathered around a campsite in the bush]

"Bootra Station was near White Cliffs in far west NSW, 200 miles west of Bourke. It was owned by Charles Elphingstone Stirling Tayler" -- information supplied by donor