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NameSecond Dispossession: NSW Rail and the Aboriginal Protection Board
DescriptionHistorian John Maynard notes that from the late 19th Century into the early 20th Century, Aboriginal people who had been allocated land to turn into productive farms had their land taken and were removed again. The expansion of railways may be related to this 'second dispossession'. This multilayer combines sites of the Aboriginal Protection Board, also known as Aboriginal Welfare Board with railways to consider possible correspondences.
Subject indigenous, aboriginal, history, aboriginal protection board, land rights
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ContributorDr Bill Pascoe
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Added2023-04-14 15:16:23
Updated2023-04-14 15:31:56
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NSW Railway stations 1130 Placename 2023-04-14
Aborigines Protection/Welfare Board Project: NSW Aboriginal reserves, stations, camps & homes (1883-1969) 400 Other 2023-11-24
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