A community survey of Australia : rainfall, railways and cities / prepared by A....
A community survey of Australia : rainfall, railways and cities / prepared by A.I.M. Frontier Services
About this objectThese slides are part of the Australian Inland Mission Collection, held by the National Library of Australia. The AIM (also known as The Australian Presbyterian Mission) was a movement established by Rev. John Flynn to evangelise rural and remote Aboriginal communities. It ran from 1912 into the mid-Twentieth Century. Their collection comprises of 1) slides, made mostly from photographs missionaries took their remote outposts in the Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland and 2) commercially manufactured slides, which were shown to indigenous communities. Read more here: https://www.nla.gov.au/selected-library-collections/australian-inland-mission . The image associated with this entry has been harvested from Trove, where it was cropped around the photograph, rather than the glass plate's perimeters.
MakerAustralian Inland Mission Frontier Services
Formatstandard glass slide
Date Made1920-1929
Collection(NLA) Australian Inland Mission
Credit LineNational Library of Australia, Canberra.
Object Type Object numberHL.NL.17365062
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