Passing Down Their Acres is a tribute to those early pioneers who came across the Great Dividing Range and settled in the district of thirty-one thousand acres, twenty miles south of Tamworth, New South Wales. Their stories cannot be told without first acknowledging the original owners of this land, exploration by the British and the squatters who opened up the inland for farming and grazing. Additionally, the establishment of the Australian Agricultural Company, with the purpose of improving merino sheep for fine wool production, bringing its own immigrant workforce to the Colony, is an important piece of Gowrie's history.
Relayed by descendants of the original settlers or, 'Current Crop', their stories are often amusing, sometimes tragic, but always, the character of these generations of hard-working Australian farmers is evident. May they long be remembered as the 'Good Farmers of Gowrie'.
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