a multicultural Research Library
Making multicultural Australia
Fijian-Indian gardens: replacing lost farmlands - Narendra Singh (1)
Helen Armstrong and Museum of Brisbane.
The story of Indian-Fijian migration to Queensland and of the family of Narendra Singh, and photographs showing some of the extensive range of vegetables they grow.
Created:
2005
Date Added:
19 May 2006
Source:
Museum of Brisbane: Text: Helen Armstrong, Photographs: Jo Grant
Format:
jpg (JPEG Image);
File size:
42 KB
Dimensions:
400x400
Transcript
No transcript for this image.
View other images on Immigration
Cane cutters, Childers 1917- “White Australia” pineapples label
- Polish community float, date unknown
- A meeting of new immigrants in the 1970s - Whole Image
- Northumberland and Durham Association, c1916
- Drawing by child in detention - 1
View other Promotional Images
- Bordertown
- Italian gardeners: artisans and farmers - Angela Catanzaro (1)
- Fijian-Indian gardens: replacing lost farmlands - Narendra Singh (2)
- Fijian-Indian gardens: replacing lost farmlands – Narendra Singh (1)
- Multicultural Arts - tracing its images of development (slide 11)
- Somali gardens: starting again - Asli Arab (2)
Visit the multicultural Library for other documents, video, audio and images.