The Ration Shed Museum The Ration Shed Museum i(7151922 works by) (Organisation) assertion
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1 form y separately published work icon Honouring the Boys from Barambah 2015 8815721 2015 single work film/TV

'Honouring the Boys from Barambah is a 17 minute film which tells the amazing story of the contribution of our small community (Cherbourg, formerly known as Barambah) to the Great War of 1914-18.'

'It pays tribute to the bravery of our Black Diggers and shows the community’s efforts to pass on the spirit of the Anzacs to the younger generations. It touches on issues such as racism and enlistment, the hardships of returned Indigenous servicemen, personal stories of war and service, and it honours the individual stories of the Boys from Barambah.' (Source: MFS website)
1 “Boys From Barambah” – Our Black Diggers from WW1 The Ration Shed Museum , 2015 single work review

'On the Tuesday the 21st of April, a yearlong project finally came to fruition and we launched “The Boys from Barambah” project. '
1 1 y separately published work icon The Boys From Barambah : The Story of the Black Diggers of Barambah-Cherbourg of World War 1 Mark Newman , Sally Lawrence , Philippa Scarlett , Mark Newman , Sally Lawrence , Philippa Scarlett , ANZAC 100 Boys from Baramabah Committee , Robert Langton (illustrator), Murgon : The Ration Shed Museum , 2015 8815127 2015 biography

'The centenary anniversary of World War 1 gives us the opportunity to reflect and honour all Australian servicemen and women, and finally give our Indigenous servicemen the recognition they deserve. The essence of the Boys from Barambah project is to help our community (in Cherbourg and the South Burnett) and the wider Australian community to remember and celebrate those Barambah/​Cherbourg men who served in WW1, and acknowledge the commitment and strengths they showed to overcome the difficulties encountered. It is important to us to pass on the spirit of the Anzacs to the younger generations of Indigenous and non-Indigenous children.' (Source: TROVE)
1 1 y separately published work icon On the Banks of the Barambah : A History of Cherbourg from the Ration Shed Museum Mark Newman , Lesley Williams , Jo Besley , Robyn Hofmeyr , Robert Langton (illustrator), Tanya Schneider (editor), Murgon : The Ration Shed Museum , 2013 7151942 2013 selected work

The book 'covers the time from Cherbourg's origins as a refuge on the banks of the creek in south-east Queensland, to life under the Aboriginal Protection Act, up to the town today.' (Source: Koori Mail 2014)
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