In the Australian goldrush, people wore the same types of clothing as that worn elsewhere, according to the traditions of the time. Diggers (miners) wore loose-fitting clothes, trousers held up by braces, and long sleeved shorts with the sleeves rolled up. Sturdy leather work boots were an absolute necessity. They usually wore a wide-brimmed hat.
Women who came to the goldfields tended not to work the claims, but even if they did, they did not wear trousers. Women on the goldfields wore the same working clothes as ordinary lower-class city women, and farmers' wives. They wore long skirts which covered their ankles, and long sleeves to their wrists. They had lace-up or button-up bodices and boots.
1551
The Australian gold rush started in 1851.
Yes but they were expensive.
No. The Australian goldrush began in 1851.
To mine for gold.
people travlled by horse or by alking any method they could use
No one. The Australian goldrush did not start until 1851.
There are a couple: These are all about the Australian Goldrushes.
The Victorian goldrush, look it up.
Train, walking, Cobb & Co Coaches, horse and buggy
The Australian goldrush began in 1851 and continued for several decades.
The Australian goldrush started in 1851 and continued right up until the 1870s.