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Disillusioned settlers arrive home from Australia . The first of the considerable parties of Victorian settlers who are returning to England after struggling with conditions in Australia for ten years , arrived back in London . Among them was Mr Charles Hame Dixon with his wife and eight children . Mr Dixon gave up a good position to settle in Australia where he lost his entire savings . Photo shows , Mr Chales Dixon and his family and other returned settlers being welcomed on arrival at Waterloo station , London , on the SS Hobson by boat train . 29 March 1934 Stock Photo

RM2BW37BK–Disillusioned settlers arrive home from Australia . The first of the considerable parties of Victorian settlers who are returning to England after struggling with conditions in Australia for ten years , arrived back in London . Among them was Mr Charles Hame Dixon with his wife and eight children . Mr Dixon gave up a good position to settle in Australia where he lost his entire savings . Photo shows , Mr Chales Dixon and his family and other returned settlers being welcomed on arrival at Waterloo station , London , on the SS Hobson by boat train . 29 March 1934

Australia settlers home Victorian period Stock Photo

RMDF30YK–Australia settlers home Victorian period

2 112432 Victorian settlers unloading their drays from the train at Dalby, 1919 Stock Photo

RMKHGCKY–2 112432 Victorian settlers unloading their drays from the train at Dalby, 1919

Their descendants by artist Samuel D. Ehrhart approx. 1862-1937. Illustration shows Dutch settlers in 'New Amsterdam' (New York) chuckling over drink at the shades of their future descendants (Victorian women, dandies, stern-looking members of the D.A.R., women golfing, and the automobile). Stock Photo

RM2A5YPRY–Their descendants by artist Samuel D. Ehrhart approx. 1862-1937. Illustration shows Dutch settlers in 'New Amsterdam' (New York) chuckling over drink at the shades of their future descendants (Victorian women, dandies, stern-looking members of the D.A.R., women golfing, and the automobile).

Settlers in Canada observing the Sabbath Stock Photo

RMD86603–Settlers in Canada observing the Sabbath

19th CENTURY ENGLISH SETTLERS IN SOUTH AFRICA on their trek north from Cape Town Stock Photo

RMBA82E1–19th CENTURY ENGLISH SETTLERS IN SOUTH AFRICA on their trek north from Cape Town

Ohio , USA - An 19th century engraving showing the murder of Mary Saunders , a young new settler , attacked by Indian tribesmen after visiting another settlers cabin (Smith family) where she had travelled unaccompanied to visit her young female friend. Stock Photo

RM2K2HN18–Ohio , USA - An 19th century engraving showing the murder of Mary Saunders , a young new settler , attacked by Indian tribesmen after visiting another settlers cabin (Smith family) where she had travelled unaccompanied to visit her young female friend.

A Settler's Shanty, , Lumbering, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving Stock Photo

RMRYD7CY–A Settler's Shanty, , Lumbering, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

Caged prisoners in a transport ship on the way to Australia, 19th century. Between 1788 and 1868, approximately 162,000 convicts were transported from Britain to various penal colonies in Australia. Stock Photo

RMRN01KJ–Caged prisoners in a transport ship on the way to Australia, 19th century. Between 1788 and 1868, approximately 162,000 convicts were transported from Britain to various penal colonies in Australia.

An old engraving of an ‘emigrant mill’, designed to be used by American pioneer settlers on the trails west. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. The hand-operated mill was clamped to a waggon. The waggon train and tents at a campsite are seen in the background. A mill is a device that breaks solid materials into smaller pieces by grinding, crushing, or cutting. Stock Photo

RM2DCKTYF–An old engraving of an ‘emigrant mill’, designed to be used by American pioneer settlers on the trails west. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. The hand-operated mill was clamped to a waggon. The waggon train and tents at a campsite are seen in the background. A mill is a device that breaks solid materials into smaller pieces by grinding, crushing, or cutting.

australia Aborigine montage settlers horse break tame ox wagon dingo kangaroo travel explore cameo Stock Photo

RMA3T2H9–australia Aborigine montage settlers horse break tame ox wagon dingo kangaroo travel explore cameo

RMEX6WW4–Their descendants by artist Samuel D. Ehrhart approx. 1862-1937. Illustration shows Dutch settlers in 'New Amsterdam' (New York) chuckling over drink at the shades of their future descendants (Victorian women, dandies, stern-looking members of the D.A.R.,

A memorial stone, Pilgrims Rock, at the New Zealand port of Lyttelton said to commemorate the spot where the First Canterbury Settlers came ashore. Stock Photo

RF2P92J0X–A memorial stone, Pilgrims Rock, at the New Zealand port of Lyttelton said to commemorate the spot where the First Canterbury Settlers came ashore.

Grand white Victorian old Masonic Hall, built in 1866, located at 10500 Lansing Street in Mendocino, California, USA. Stock Photo

RMD9PPGT–Grand white Victorian old Masonic Hall, built in 1866, located at 10500 Lansing Street in Mendocino, California, USA.

visiting the Museum of Hurricane with an old covered waggon of the early settlers Stock Photo

RM2HNR3NP–visiting the Museum of Hurricane with an old covered waggon of the early settlers

A late 19th Century view of the harbour and Town Hall built in the 1880s and a classic example of fine Victorian Gothic architecture in Great Yarmouth, aka Yarmouth, a seaside town in Norfolk, England. It has been a seaside resort since 1760 and rose to prominence when a railway built in 1844 gave visitors easier and cheaper access and triggered an influx of settlers. Stock Photo

RMTAGR3X–A late 19th Century view of the harbour and Town Hall built in the 1880s and a classic example of fine Victorian Gothic architecture in Great Yarmouth, aka Yarmouth, a seaside town in Norfolk, England. It has been a seaside resort since 1760 and rose to prominence when a railway built in 1844 gave visitors easier and cheaper access and triggered an influx of settlers.

Farm life in Canada early settlers eating the first kettle of green corn as published in 1880 Stock Photo

RMAR9R6W–Farm life in Canada early settlers eating the first kettle of green corn as published in 1880

New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to NZ Stock Photo

RMW2C8WG–New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to NZ

Wealthy British or European Women and Australian Aborigine Maid or Servant Travelling an Ocean Liner or Early Passenger Ship from England to Australia (Engraving, 1888) Stock Photo

RMM4XH1X–Wealthy British or European Women and Australian Aborigine Maid or Servant Travelling an Ocean Liner or Early Passenger Ship from England to Australia (Engraving, 1888)

Victorian style house,Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania,USA,North America Stock Photo

RMB660Y2–Victorian style house,Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania,USA,North America

Australian settlers, Victorian period, hand coloured photo Stock Photo

RMKYCGP9–Australian settlers, Victorian period, hand coloured photo

Attacking native positions during the Kaffir War 1852 Stock Photo

RMHWPGF4–Attacking native positions during the Kaffir War 1852

Whit Victorian Farmhouse near Wascom Texas, USA. Stock Photo

RMB4F8YR–Whit Victorian Farmhouse near Wascom Texas, USA.

pretty old Victorian houses Akaroa South Island New Zealand Stock Photo

RFM94K1T–pretty old Victorian houses Akaroa South Island New Zealand

New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to New Zealand Stock Photo

RMR3N9RP–New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to New Zealand

Rai Valley Cottage near Nelson, New Zealand Stock Photo

RM2X93JF2–Rai Valley Cottage near Nelson, New Zealand

Interior of a Settler's Cabin, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving Stock Photo

RMRYD7F2–Interior of a Settler's Cabin, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

A Victorian family in Quebec, Canada. Stock Photo

RM2RGDR7N–A Victorian family in Quebec, Canada.

RMDDJK8E–INTERIOR OF A SETTLER'S CABIN, CANADA, NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGRAVING

The statue of a Victorian couple with a small girl set in the grounds of the former 1820 Settlers Monument in Grahamstown which was gutted by fire in 1995 Stock Photo

RMARGYG1–The statue of a Victorian couple with a small girl set in the grounds of the former 1820 Settlers Monument in Grahamstown which was gutted by fire in 1995

A Victorian bathing jug on an old chair in a Basotho home, exemplifying the influence of European settlers on their culture. The Basotho are a group of people from a cluster of tribes united under King Moshoeshoe I (Moo shway shway) during the early 1800’s who settled in the Orange Free State and on into the mountainous area now known as The Kingdom of Lesotho. Free State, South Africa. July 9, 2009. Stock Photo

RM2H17JB4–A Victorian bathing jug on an old chair in a Basotho home, exemplifying the influence of European settlers on their culture. The Basotho are a group of people from a cluster of tribes united under King Moshoeshoe I (Moo shway shway) during the early 1800’s who settled in the Orange Free State and on into the mountainous area now known as The Kingdom of Lesotho. Free State, South Africa. July 9, 2009.

RF2P92J4H–A memorial stone, Pilgrims Rock, at the New Zealand port of Lyttelton said to commemorate the spot where the First Canterbury Settlers came ashore.

Early American Puritan settlers under armed guard to protect them from Indians as they walk across the snow to attend church - from a painting by George Henry Boughton, (1867) Stock Photo

RMKX5X46–Early American Puritan settlers under armed guard to protect them from Indians as they walk across the snow to attend church - from a painting by George Henry Boughton, (1867)

RMK72RX6–New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to NZ

Victorian era timber weatherboard and corrugated iron roof cottage built in the 1880's. It is representative of homes in the Pambula area of the time Stock Photo

RM2F9P6N5–Victorian era timber weatherboard and corrugated iron roof cottage built in the 1880's. It is representative of homes in the Pambula area of the time

Faed Thomas - Scottish Settlers in North America - British School - 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2CF15WR–Faed Thomas - Scottish Settlers in North America - British School - 19th Century

Donkin Street houses in Port Elizabeth Stock Photo

RFBRW4F9–Donkin Street houses in Port Elizabeth

This is a beautiful example of the influences that more modern settlers have had on the Basutu Culture. A Victorian steel bed with proper bedding sits in this bedroom. In a building with separate rooms some of these houses eventually had coal stoves. The floor, however, is still traditional and made from a mixture of mud and cow manure. With the trademark Basutu designs on the walls the Basutu people's love for bright colours is a very evident. The overall effect is a nice blend of ideas and influences between the old and new. Free State, South Africa. 09.07.09. Stock Photo

RM2A6N04C–This is a beautiful example of the influences that more modern settlers have had on the Basutu Culture. A Victorian steel bed with proper bedding sits in this bedroom. In a building with separate rooms some of these houses eventually had coal stoves. The floor, however, is still traditional and made from a mixture of mud and cow manure. With the trademark Basutu designs on the walls the Basutu people's love for bright colours is a very evident. The overall effect is a nice blend of ideas and influences between the old and new. Free State, South Africa. 09.07.09.

Driving Horses to the Stock-Yard, 1850. British settlers in Australia. 'The horses are hardy, and perform long, nay surprising journeys, during which they are not supplied with any provender, except what they pick up when turned out to grass, after the day's labour is over...The horses are sure-footed, which is very lucky, for they are frequently obliged, when after cattle, to gallop up and down most dangerous places, amongst stones, rocks and fallen timber, literally at full speed...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1850. Stock Photo

RM2HT656W–Driving Horses to the Stock-Yard, 1850. British settlers in Australia. 'The horses are hardy, and perform long, nay surprising journeys, during which they are not supplied with any provender, except what they pick up when turned out to grass, after the day's labour is over...The horses are sure-footed, which is very lucky, for they are frequently obliged, when after cattle, to gallop up and down most dangerous places, amongst stones, rocks and fallen timber, literally at full speed...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1850.

Australia Settlers wool shed Victorian period Stock Photo

RMDF66A7–Australia Settlers wool shed Victorian period

Observer Hotel on George street in the historic Rocks area of Sydney city centre,Australia Stock Photo

RMK28JWG–Observer Hotel on George street in the historic Rocks area of Sydney city centre,Australia

Catholic church of the former mining site and popular film location Silverton in Outback New South Wales, Australia Stock Photo

RFCT2WMP–Catholic church of the former mining site and popular film location Silverton in Outback New South Wales, Australia

RFM94K27–pretty old Victorian houses Akaroa South Island New Zealand

RMR3N9RM–New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to New Zealand

RM2X93JDX–Rai Valley Cottage near Nelson, New Zealand

RFRK4BKT–Old Petrie Station

Engraving of a group of aborigines attacking settlers in Victoria, Australia. From the Picturesque Atlas of Australasia Vol 2, 1886 Stock Photo

RMP71NM3–Engraving of a group of aborigines attacking settlers in Victoria, Australia. From the Picturesque Atlas of Australasia Vol 2, 1886

RMDDM2BK–A SETTLER'S SHANTY, , LUMBERING, CANADA, NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGRAVING

An unusual drawing of a death scene amongst a family of settlers as part of a wagon train across the American plains during the 1800's. Stock Photo

RM2E2BG4N–An unusual drawing of a death scene amongst a family of settlers as part of a wagon train across the American plains during the 1800's.

MASSACRE OF SETTLERS BY INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA, US, USA, 1870s engraving Stock Photo

RMDDPRGR–MASSACRE OF SETTLERS BY INDIANS IN NORTH AMERICA, US, USA, 1870s engraving

RF2PD7K0B–A memorial stone, Pilgrims Rock, at the New Zealand port of Lyttelton said to commemorate the spot where the First Canterbury Settlers came ashore.

RMDDJTFM–A SETTLER'S SHANTY, , LUMBERING, CANADA, NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGRAVING

RMK72RFM–New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to NZ

Settler's First Home the Far West.-Drawn W. A. Rogers, US, USA, Engraving 1880 Stock Photo

RMRYAB3X–Settler's First Home the Far West.-Drawn W. A. Rogers, US, USA, Engraving 1880

Historic old timbered 19th century cottage in Akaroa, a small historic town on the Banks Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2B28Y81–Historic old timbered 19th century cottage in Akaroa, a small historic town on the Banks Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand.

RMDDW7A2–SETTLER'S FIRST HOME THE FAR WEST.-DRAWN W. A. ROGERS, US, USA, ENGRAVING 1880

RMB2W0TF–Historic homestead

INCIDENTS IN A SETTLER'S LIFE IN AUSTRALIA, 1883: 1. Robbing a Bee's Nest. 2. A Kangaroo at Bay. 3. Our New Chum Stock Photo

RMEDRRN9–INCIDENTS IN A SETTLER'S LIFE IN AUSTRALIA, 1883: 1. Robbing a Bee's Nest. 2. A Kangaroo at Bay. 3. Our New Chum

Australia A settler's bark hut Victorian period Stock Photo

RMDF30YC–Australia A settler's bark hut Victorian period

Digital Image - Bert Lawrey, circa 1900, Digital copy of original photograph of Bert Lawrey in a uniform, circa 1900. This is part of a collection of family photographs that relate to 'The Uplands' homestead. The Lawrey family were early settlers in the Kinglake area and lived in 'The Uplands' homestead from the late 1890s to 1950. The chimney from 'The Uplands' forms part of the Victorian Bushfires Collection. 'The Uplands' was Stock Photo

RM2A2WDX8–Digital Image - Bert Lawrey, circa 1900, Digital copy of original photograph of Bert Lawrey in a uniform, circa 1900. This is part of a collection of family photographs that relate to 'The Uplands' homestead. The Lawrey family were early settlers in the Kinglake area and lived in 'The Uplands' homestead from the late 1890s to 1950. The chimney from 'The Uplands' forms part of the Victorian Bushfires Collection. 'The Uplands' was

Settlers, New Zealand, early 1900s Stock Photo

RM2H3N3X5–Settlers, New Zealand, early 1900s

RFM94K2K–pretty old Victorian houses Akaroa South Island New Zealand

RMR3N9RT–New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Dunedin, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, gallery of Victorian-era settlers to New Zealand

RM2X93JF0–Rai Valley Cottage near Nelson, New Zealand

Bushing It - Camped for the Night, 1850. British settlers in Australia. '...the Settlers Bushing it, and camped for the night, having wearied themselves with the chase of the kangaroo. This is one of the emigrant's delights...seated before his large fire-place in the dim twilight of evening, with outstretched legs, the little 'black pipe' is made to do 'good service and true'; his eye watches the curling pyramids of smoke, as they gracefully ascend to his thatched roof; with every whiff he feels himself better, his thoughts are revelling in the fairy realms of imagination; when all his romanti Stock Photo

RM2HT656P–Bushing It - Camped for the Night, 1850. British settlers in Australia. '...the Settlers Bushing it, and camped for the night, having wearied themselves with the chase of the kangaroo. This is one of the emigrant's delights...seated before his large fire-place in the dim twilight of evening, with outstretched legs, the little 'black pipe' is made to do 'good service and true'; his eye watches the curling pyramids of smoke, as they gracefully ascend to his thatched roof; with every whiff he feels himself better, his thoughts are revelling in the fairy realms of imagination; when all his romanti

RFCT2WKG–Catholic church of the former mining site and popular film location Silverton in Outback New South Wales, Australia

Traditional blue lamp Police station sign in The Rocks, historic area of Sydney,Australia Stock Photo

RMK2W3BF–Traditional blue lamp Police station sign in The Rocks, historic area of Sydney,Australia

A late 19th Century view of the beach in Great Yarmouth, aka Yarmouth, a seaside town in Norfolk, England. It has been a seaside resort since 1760, providing also a gateway from the Norfolk Broads to the North Sea as well as a longstanding fishing port. As a tourist centre, Yarmouth rose to prominence when a railway built in 1844 gave visitors easier and cheaper access and triggered an influx of settlers. Stock Photo

RM2FNWH6P–A late 19th Century view of the beach in Great Yarmouth, aka Yarmouth, a seaside town in Norfolk, England. It has been a seaside resort since 1760, providing also a gateway from the Norfolk Broads to the North Sea as well as a longstanding fishing port. As a tourist centre, Yarmouth rose to prominence when a railway built in 1844 gave visitors easier and cheaper access and triggered an influx of settlers.

An old engraving of Salt Lake City, Utah, USA in the late 1800s. It is from an American history book of 1895. Salt Lake City is the capital and most populous city of Utah. Salt Lake City was founded in 1847 by early pioneer settlers led by Brigham Young who were seeking to escape persecution they had experienced while living farther east. Centre is Salt Lake Utah Temple, home to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, located at Temple Square, and opened in 1893. Right is domed The Salt Lake Tabernacle, also known as the Mormon Tabernacle. Stock Photo

RM2RGG3H2–An old engraving of Salt Lake City, Utah, USA in the late 1800s. It is from an American history book of 1895. Salt Lake City is the capital and most populous city of Utah. Salt Lake City was founded in 1847 by early pioneer settlers led by Brigham Young who were seeking to escape persecution they had experienced while living farther east. Centre is Salt Lake Utah Temple, home to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, located at Temple Square, and opened in 1893. Right is domed The Salt Lake Tabernacle, also known as the Mormon Tabernacle.

A late 19th century view of the remains of Cromwell's bridge in Glengarriff, County Cork, Ireland. Originally built with five arches all that remains is one semicircular arch on the southern bank of the river. The bridge was probably built by the English settlers who first settled in Glengarriff in the 17th century. Oliver Cromwell , who recaptured Ireland from 1649 to 1653 and to whom the bridge refers by name, was never in Glengarriff himself. Stock Photo

RM2GDWTJ8–A late 19th century view of the remains of Cromwell's bridge in Glengarriff, County Cork, Ireland. Originally built with five arches all that remains is one semicircular arch on the southern bank of the river. The bridge was probably built by the English settlers who first settled in Glengarriff in the 17th century. Oliver Cromwell , who recaptured Ireland from 1649 to 1653 and to whom the bridge refers by name, was never in Glengarriff himself.

pilgrim father first Sunday America mayflower settlers 1620 Plymouth event USA priest men women children founders first pray tha Stock Photo

RMA4W9K0–pilgrim father first Sunday America mayflower settlers 1620 Plymouth event USA priest men women children founders first pray tha

A Victorian family in Quebec, Canada. Date: 1890s Stock Photo

RM2RAAEEJ–A Victorian family in Quebec, Canada. Date: 1890s

St.James Parish House,Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania,USA,North America Stock Photo

RMB664HM–St.James Parish House,Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania,USA,North America

RF2B28Y7X–Historic old timbered 19th century cottage in Akaroa, a small historic town on the Banks Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand.

Victorian office at the historical fur trading post and interpretive museum at Fort Edmonton Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Stock Photo

RMS2R93Y–Victorian office at the historical fur trading post and interpretive museum at Fort Edmonton Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Blacksmith hammering iron fresh from the forge Stock Photo

RFKFFYE7–Blacksmith hammering iron fresh from the forge

Settlers Caught in a Snow Storm, Early American Engraving, 1895 Stock Photo

RMRB5EKA–Settlers Caught in a Snow Storm, Early American Engraving, 1895

Crysler Dry Goods and Groceries Stock Photo

RFKFFYE3–Crysler Dry Goods and Groceries

Digital Image - Eric John Brady, circa 1920, Digital copy of original photograph of Eric John Brady, circa 1920. This is part of a collection of family photographs that relate to 'The Uplands' homestead. The Lawrey family were early settlers in the Kinglake area and lived in 'The Uplands' homestead from the late 1890s to 1950. The chimney from 'The Uplands' forms part of the Victorian Bushfires Collection. 'The Uplands' was destroyed Stock Photo

RM2A2WFCH–Digital Image - Eric John Brady, circa 1920, Digital copy of original photograph of Eric John Brady, circa 1920. This is part of a collection of family photographs that relate to 'The Uplands' homestead. The Lawrey family were early settlers in the Kinglake area and lived in 'The Uplands' homestead from the late 1890s to 1950. The chimney from 'The Uplands' forms part of the Victorian Bushfires Collection. 'The Uplands' was destroyed

RM2H3N3X4–Settlers, New Zealand, early 1900s

RFM94K1K–pretty old Victorian houses Akaroa South Island New Zealand

Gum tree scrapers, New Zealand, Victorian period Stock Photo

RM2GMABBA–Gum tree scrapers, New Zealand, Victorian period

RM2X93JEY–Rai Valley Cottage near Nelson, New Zealand

The Canterbury Colonists - scene at Gravesend [in Kent], on Monday, 1850. Settlers bound for New Zealand. A dinner was given '...in the fields adjoining Wate's Hotel...the hotel itself not being able to accommodate so large a party...a regular fair appearing to have sprung up on the spur of the moment...this first squadron for the new colony consists of four vessels, the Sir George Seymour, the Cressy, the Charlotte Jane, and the Randolph, which will convey about 600 passengers out to their new homes'. The settlement was to be peopled '...by those who are of one faith - members of the English Stock Photo

RM2J3H7M8–The Canterbury Colonists - scene at Gravesend [in Kent], on Monday, 1850. Settlers bound for New Zealand. A dinner was given '...in the fields adjoining Wate's Hotel...the hotel itself not being able to accommodate so large a party...a regular fair appearing to have sprung up on the spur of the moment...this first squadron for the new colony consists of four vessels, the Sir George Seymour, the Cressy, the Charlotte Jane, and the Randolph, which will convey about 600 passengers out to their new homes'. The settlement was to be peopled '...by those who are of one faith - members of the English

RFCT342R–Catholic church of the former mining site and popular film location Silverton in Outback New South Wales, Australia

RMK2W3C9–Traditional blue lamp Police station sign in The Rocks, historic area of Sydney,Australia

360 degree panoramic view of The Frank Kimball House in National City, California

RF360°2BEWKC5–The Frank Kimball House in National City, California

Hedge Wattle (Acacia Paradoxa) was used by early settlers to keep their stock in - and thieves out! It has large, sharp thorns to deter animals. Stock Photo

RF2G7FY4B–Hedge Wattle (Acacia Paradoxa) was used by early settlers to keep their stock in - and thieves out! It has large, sharp thorns to deter animals.

A late 19th century view of Shipquay Place in Derry City, aka Londonderry City, the second-largest city in Northern Ireland. The name Derry is an anglicisation of the Old Irish name Daire meaning 'oak grove'. The old walled city lies on the west bank of the River Foyle, and the photograph shows (left) the City Walls built in 1613–1619 by The Honourable The Irish Society as defences for early 17th century settlers from England and Scotland. Stock Photo

RM2GE7W0G–A late 19th century view of Shipquay Place in Derry City, aka Londonderry City, the second-largest city in Northern Ireland. The name Derry is an anglicisation of the Old Irish name Daire meaning 'oak grove'. The old walled city lies on the west bank of the River Foyle, and the photograph shows (left) the City Walls built in 1613–1619 by The Honourable The Irish Society as defences for early 17th century settlers from England and Scotland.

jik khokand Persian Iranian origin east Iran. Afghanistan, Tajikistan Uzbekistan China Fārsī Fārsīwān Dīhgān village settlers fu Stock Photo

RFAMH8DK–jik khokand Persian Iranian origin east Iran. Afghanistan, Tajikistan Uzbekistan China Fārsī Fārsīwān Dīhgān village settlers fu

Hedge Wattle (Acacia Paradoxa) got its name from early settlers using it to keep their stock in - and predators out! See the thorns on the stem. Stock Photo

RF2HW530Y–Hedge Wattle (Acacia Paradoxa) got its name from early settlers using it to keep their stock in - and predators out! See the thorns on the stem.

Front of St.James Parish House,Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania,USA,North America Stock Photo

RMB6612X–Front of St.James Parish House,Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania,USA,North America

RF2B28Y84–Historic old timbered 19th century cottage in Akaroa, a small historic town on the Banks Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand.

Historic Victorian Style Stewart House 1885 at Elgin Heritage Park, near Crescent Beach, Surrey, BC, Canada. Stock Photo

RFC1RCDD–Historic Victorian Style Stewart House 1885 at Elgin Heritage Park, near Crescent Beach, Surrey, BC, Canada.

ENGLISH IMMIGRANTS to Canada in 19th century are shown trekking inland, facing hardships and finally starting to farm Stock Photo

RMBA82E4–ENGLISH IMMIGRANTS to Canada in 19th century are shown trekking inland, facing hardships and finally starting to farm

INCIDENTS IN A SETTLER'S LIFE IN AUSTRALIA, 1883: 1. Robbing a Bee's Nest. 2. A Kangaroo at Bay. 3. Our New Chum: ' reimagined Stock Photo

RFRATEEJ–INCIDENTS IN A SETTLER'S LIFE IN AUSTRALIA, 1883: 1. Robbing a Bee's Nest. 2. A Kangaroo at Bay. 3. Our New Chum: ' reimagined

RFKFFYE1–Printing Press

Digital Image - John (Jack) Lawrey, circa 1914, Digital copy of original photograph of John (Jack) Lawrey, circa 1914. This is part of a collection of family photographs that relate to 'The Uplands' homestead. The Lawrey family were early settlers in the Kinglake area and lived in 'The Uplands' homestead from the late 1890s to 1950. The chimney from 'The Uplands' forms part of the Victorian Bushfires Collection. 'The Uplands' was destroyed Stock Photo

RM2A2WGEP–Digital Image - John (Jack) Lawrey, circa 1914, Digital copy of original photograph of John (Jack) Lawrey, circa 1914. This is part of a collection of family photographs that relate to 'The Uplands' homestead. The Lawrey family were early settlers in the Kinglake area and lived in 'The Uplands' homestead from the late 1890s to 1950. The chimney from 'The Uplands' forms part of the Victorian Bushfires Collection. 'The Uplands' was destroyed

RMER94NW–Their descendants

Engraving of Winnipeg in 1873. From an original engraving in the Girl's Own Paper magazine 1883. Stock Photo

RMMP5YFA–Engraving of Winnipeg in 1873. From an original engraving in the Girl's Own Paper magazine 1883.

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