Ophir Diggings, New South Wales
The description accompanying this image states:
In the foreground are some native women from the Lachlan tribe, who have latterly arrived in great force to camp near the whites at Ophir, and many of them are doing a profitable trade by cutting bark and minding horses for the diggers.
Six views of the gold field of Ophir, at Summerhill and Lewis Ponds Creeks . George French Angas, lithograph. Sydney : Woolcott and Clarke, 1851
Accession number: RARELTEF 769 AN4
From the State Library of Victoria's Rare Books Collection.
