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The Bachelors accomodation on the emigrant ship, Indus, 1

The Bachelors accomodation on the emigrant ship, Indus, 1


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The Bachelors accomodation on the emigrant ship, Indus, 1

Engraving showing the quarters occupied by single men on the emigrant ship Indus, 1872. The men are shown playing music to pass the time on the long voyage from Britain to Australia

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This engraving, titled 'The Bachelors' Quarters on Board the Indus, 1872,' offers a fascinating glimpse into the living conditions and pastimes of single male emigrants aboard the Indus during their long voyage from Britain to Australia. The image, published by ILN (Illustrated London News) on December 7, 1872, depicts a lively scene of men playing music to pass the time as they sailed across the vast expanse of the ocean. The Indus, an emigrant ship, carried hundreds of passengers seeking new opportunities in Australia. The single men, shown here, occupied separate quarters from the married men and families. The cramped and dimly lit space, with its bare walls and minimal furnishings, underscores the challenging living conditions endured by these emigrants. Despite these hardships, the men found ways to make the best of their situation, as evidenced by their musical performance. Music played an essential role in the daily lives of emigrants, providing a much-needed source of entertainment and morale boosting during the long and monotonous journey. The men in this engraving appear to be playing various instruments, including a violin, a flute, and a banjo, creating a lively and upbeat atmosphere in their quarters. This historical image offers valuable insights into the experiences of emigrants during the late 19th century, providing a glimpse into their daily lives and the ways they coped with the challenges of their long voyage to a new land. The men's determination to make music and enjoy themselves, despite their cramped and difficult living conditions, serves as a testament to their resilience and resourcefulness.

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