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Una Dodd from Camping trips on Culburra Beach by Max Dupain and Olive Cotton

Tram on Merthyr Road in New Farm, Queensland, ca. 1909

Feeding the chickens in a Brisbane suburban backyard in New Farm, Brisbane, ca. 1923

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    New Farm is the land of the Turrbal people. The Turrbal people are the traditional owners of most of Brisbane, with their land reaching as far up as North Pine River and as far south as Logan River. New Farm was, shockingly enough, farming land tended to by convicts from the Moreton Bay Penal Settlement. New Farm became Brisbane’s second major farm, established in 1839 to replace the South Brisbane farming area. Therefore, New Farm was once upon a time literally a new farm. The farming area (which would later become New Farm Park) was bordered by two main thoroughfares. The roads were later named Brunswick Street and Merthyr Road. European families settled on sub-divisions around these thoroughfares. While it wasn’t unheard of to find an English, Irish, or Scottish family residing in New Farm, the majority of immigrants were of Italian descent. To this day, Italian culture continues to be a massive influence on the suburb. You’ll find everyone seems to know each other and they’ll drop what they’re doing to have a chat over coffee, cheese, and cured meats. Source: huttonandhutton.com.au/new-farm-a-history/