412345
- TitlePanorama of Fitzroy Vale Station near Rockhampton, 1904 / by Melvin Vaniman
- Call numberDL Pg 28
- Level of descriptionitem
- Date
1904 - Type of material
- Reference code412345
- Issue CopyDigitised
- Physical DescriptionPhotographs - 1 platinum photoprint - 38.5 x 118.8 cm.
- General note
Caption "A Different Perspective" exhibition - Despite several years of drought, the Central Queensland Meat Exporting Company still managed to run 2827 cattle on their property Fitzroy Vale.
Nearby Canoona, on the Fitzroy river, experienced Australia's most insane gold rush in 1858. On a mere rumour, 30000 southerners rushed north, eventually to be shipped back destitute by their respective governments. The field was a 'duffer'.
Digital order no:a113015 - Topic
- Place
- Exhibited in
A different perspective: Vaniman, the acrobatic photographer - State Library of New South Wales (9 July - 14 October, 2001)
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