Historical Connections
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Historical Connections
The wheat journey
In 1935, a wheat grower near the inland town of Wagga Wagga harvested a crop. A horse-drawn wagon carried sacks to the railway station. A train took the wheat to Sydney, where workers loaded it onto a ship. The ship carried the wheat to another country. In the other direction, ships brought tools and cloth to Sydney. Trains and carts then helped carry these goods inland. Roads, railways and ports connected people in different places, although the journey could take days and weather could cause delays.
- Sydney had a port where ships could load the wheat.
- Wagga Wagga had no roads.
- The wheat had to be turned into tools.
- Ships could travel along the railway.
- Horse-drawn wagon
- Train
- Ship
- Sydney to overseas buyer
- Farm to railway station
- Inland town to Sydney
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