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1902

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A black and white safety film image depicting a man, two children and a goat cart.

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cwa-org-11-EG-N-054-033A-P

Item type

Material

Cellulose Acetate

Width

35 mm

Height or length

25 mm

Themes

Keywords

Eastern Goldfields, Western Australia

Place made

Western Australia
Australia

Year

1902

Eastern Goldfields Historical Society

Eastern Goldfields Historical Society

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A young girl sits on a goat cart, holding the reigns. An holder girl holds the goat's harness and a man stands behind them, leaning on the doorway of a wooden building.

Goats (and rabbits) arrived in Australia with the First Fleet in 1788 and spread with settlers throughout the country. The original goats were a varied and hardy herd capable of utilising harsh Australian pastures to produce milk and meat, and as in this image, to be childhood companions.

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