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Family encampment at Nudgee Waterhole, 1937

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Romanies arrived in Australia with the first fleet in 1788 from England. Very few were actually identified as Romanies as they travelled under the nationality of the country they came from. Centuries of persecution had made them very cautious and secretive about their true cultural identity. It’s highly likely that this family in the photo from Queensland, which was taken around the turn of the last century, was from the Machwaya group. This group came to Australia from Serbia via Greece and travelled the country in horse drawn vans looking for seasonal work such as fruit picking, farm work, cane cutting, mining, laboring, blacksmithing, horse handling, leather work, metal work, timber mill work and tree felling. Source including the same photo: www.oocities.org/romani_life_society/indexpics/MagApr08.pdf

Crowd by caravans

  • Grifos said:
    Great photograph and topical too with the ongoing Dale Farm situation
  • last page said:
    So sad to see how they look. They look devastated. Caravan of Gypsies.
  • Michiel2005 said:
    Looks like a scene from a musical.
  • mesosolutions said:
    These are definitely Gypsies.
  • kenneth mayhew said:
    This was a publicity shot for 'The Romany' a 1923 British silent adventure film directed by Floyd Martin Thornton and starring Victor McLaglen, Irene Norman and Harvey Braban. The 'extras' behind the front three actors were real Romany families and their waggons etc.

Irish gypsies in Anglesey

  • Andrey Timofeev said:
    Cool! )
  • LH2O_LA said:
    Amazing documentary take.
  • Philippe Hernot said:
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