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Mr John King’s Station (1861)
'A work that reveals many layers on closer inspection, including the dark and suppressed history of war, massacre and dispossession associated with the European settlement of the region.'
Remembering Snake Ridge Station
Looking at the transition from the pastoral estate to the "Selection Era"
Until the emergence of an identifiable ‘wheat belt’ after 1870, both the landscape and cultural economy of Victoria were dominated by livestock farming (pastoralism). The succeeding age, the “Selection Era” was characterised by the gradual supplanting of the pastoralist by the farmer.
Further engagement
