Shearing the Rams, Tom Roberts, 1890
Camping out, Victoria, 1920/30s, by Lindsay G. Cumming
Working For a Selector, James Alfred Turner, 1886
2nd 25th Infantry Battalion, Darwin, 1940
The Foundation of Perth, George Pitt Morison, 1929
Bridesmaid and two flowergirls enter the church, St. Marks, Darling Point, 1930s by Sam Hood
School sports relay race, Goulburn St. versus Lansdowne Crescent, Hobart, 1953
Prospector's Hut, Ballarat, 1850s by Henry Hainsselin
Swagmen standing under trees, outback Queensland, 1905
The Pioneer, Frederick McCubbin, 1904
Miss Grant, by Alpha Studios, Victoria, 1926
Victoria Square, Adelaide, 1901
Approaching Storm with Bushfire Haze, Hans Heysen, 1913
Soldiers march down Bourke Street, Melbourne, prior to departing for the battlefields of World War I, 1914
'Watering cattle at Mount Kosciuszko', probably at Blue Lake, New South Wales, 1900
Some of the first vehicles across the (Sydney Harbour) Bridge, 1932 by Sam Hood
>>4843001Not sure yet how I feel about this thread...
Royal Visit, Sydney, 1954.
The Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 1880, by Joseph Reed
Western Australia tourism poster, 1936
Soldier and dog, departure of the 6th Division for the Middle East, January, 1940 by Sam Hood
Captain Cook's landing at Botany, A.D. 1770 Sydney Australia Aboriginal
Art students, E Phillips Fox, 1895
Anzac artwork from the cover of The Queenslander, 1935
>>4843008imagine being there, marching off to die in a spray of lead to secure the profit margins of the angloid ZOGfucking miserable
Sunshine and Shadow, Hans Heysen, 1904
Hurdlers, Empire Games, Sydney, 1938 by Sam Hood
Cabinet manufactured by W. H. Rocke & Co. Melbourne and decorated by painter John Mather, 1880
Sydney Harbour Bridge opening celebrations poster, 1932
Wet weather in Melbourne, 1953
A Map of the City of Hobart, 1927
Interior of Thomas Shipway's blacksmith shop with two men working on the anvil, Clarendon, South Australia, 1896
Australian Beach Pattern, Charles Meere, 1940
Collins Street, looking west from the corner of Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, 1916
Man and young boy boxing, Queensland, 1900s
Early town plan of Adelaide according to Colonel William Light’s original plan for the city. Light arranged the city in a grid with public squares and surrounding parkland. His plan for the city and its development became known as ‘Light’s Vision’. 1839
Young ladies dressed in costume at the Teachers Training College Brisbane, 1930
The original plans for The Public Library, Melbourne, 1850s
Altarpiece, Sacred Heart Church, Beagle Bay, WA, built 1917
Tommy McRae - Spearing the kangaroo
an entire continent bereft of culture. almost impressive.
Down on His Luck, Frederick McCubbin, 1889
William Henry Corkhill - Photograph of a painting of a young girl playing a violin, c. 1900
Outdoor mass, St Patrick's College, Manly, 1934
Happy St George Day, 1876 Sydney Sovereign featuring Queen Victoria and St George with the dragon
>>4853145jealousy isn't a good look
A reader in the Reading Room, Mitchell Building, State Library of New South Wales, 1943
Bernays Family Photograph, Queensland, 1909
Murray Street, Hobart, c. 1892.
Beverley Ussher & Henry Kemp - Beach, Schiess and Company, Burke Street, Melbourne, c. 1905
>>4843008>>4850566>2nd 25th Infantry BattalionLooks like they garrisoned Palestine, then fought the Vichy French in Syria, then came back to kill Japs. They acquitted them honourably, and defeated the various enemies arrayed against them.
The Face tree, Burke's head carved on a tree trunk near the depot, Cooper's Creek, Queensland, 1916
>>4855280Australians.
>>4855294Truely haunting photo. >Australian soldiers in a forest destroyed by war, Battle of Passchendaele - Belgium - October 29th 1917
This unsigned 1911 plan for a Neutral Bay cottage is possibly the oldest architectural drawing in North Sydney Council's collection. The house features the high-pitched terracotta roof, tall chimneys and decorative timber work characteristic of the Queen Anne English Revival style from the Federation-era.
>>4855317Belgium... fucking BELGIUM....
Fireplace mantle detail showing Celtic Queen Boudicca at ‘Kelrose’200 Miller St, North Sydney, built around 1900
An invitation to meet Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York in celebration of the opening of the first Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, 1901
>>4855326its mental
>>4843008defend the bank of the new south wales, ladsyour wives and girlfriends will wait
do you think world history would be any different if Europeans never colonized Australia? I really think it would be 100% unchanged. for such a large country/continent, Australia has really contributed nothing, even relative to substantially smaller European countries. interesting.
>>4856149Just say you're jealous, it's quicker
>>4856175Please summarize the top 5 impacts Australia has had on the course of world history. and be very specific.
Sergeant Clement Edward Hill, 3rd Light Horse Regiment of the Australian Army, South Australia, 1915
The Letter, Frederick McCubbin, 1884
>>4856176>>4856180I actually agree. this mans ability to sit on a horse while simultaneously holding a gun would qualify as a top 5 accomplishment for Australia.
>>4856176We raised the average IQ of the planet by several points by genocide shitloads of Abos.
>>4856208yeah that tracks. killing a technologically inferior culture is probably one of Australia's biggest accomplishments. quite impressive
>>4856176Single-handedly won the second boer war, ww1, ww2
>>4856176democratic electionshttps://www.britannica.com/topic/Australian-ballot
>>4856189The Light Horse Cavalry rode from the canal to Damascus, clearing the land of Ottoman forces and rule. The cavalry were the first Allied forces to enter Damascus. The Allies capturing Damascus led to Ottoman surrender and the singing of the Armistice of Mudros.
Violinist Peta Lowe at the University of Adelaide's Elder Conservatorium, 1976, photograph by Douglas McNaughton.
When was the Australian accent first identified as such?
Professor Thomas Johnston, James Marr and Frank Hurley in a cabin on board the Discovery, c. 1930, photograph by Frank Hurley.
The Stock Exchange, Collins Street, Melbourne.
Wes Colquhoun and Fred Phair talking to the girls at the ball in the Soldier's Memorial Hall, Drouin, Victoria, 1944
Flinders Street Station, Melbourne, 1914
Unley boys football team, Adelaide, 1914
The 1938 Australian Florin featuring the Coat of Arms, equal to 20 cents.
Arnott’s Famous Biscuits, Full page ad, Australian Women’s Weekly March 1941. William Arnott opened his first bakery in Morpeth, New South Wales in 1847
Union Hotel, corner of Pacific Highway and West Street, North Sydney, 1914
Young farm girl, South Australia, late 1800s
Skinners Family Hotel, Corner of George and Hunter Sts, Sydney, 1849 above, 2017 below
The 'Wattle Painting' of Queen Elizabeth II by Australian artist Sir William Dargie, 1954. The year of her first visit to Australia, the first time a reigning monarch had visited Australia, and a year after her coronation.
Dilhorn House, Federation Queen Anne style, Perth, built 1897
Two women by the billy over a fire, 1915 by Rex Hazlewood
The Buffalo Ranges, Nicholas Chevalier, 1864
