In 1831 the Ngambri area was granted to John McPherson, who built the homestead Springbank and the name Ngambri was possibly used by these early European settlers to refer to the Aboriginal people who lived there.
The name Ngambri was possibly used by these early European settlers to refer to the Aboriginal people who lived there. In 1831 the Ngambri area was granted to John McPherson, who built the homestead Springbank.
In 1831 the Ngambri area was granted to John McPherson, who built the homestead Springbank. The name Ngambri was possibly used by these early European settlers to refer to the Aboriginal people who lived there.
In 1831 the Ngambri area was granted to John McPherson, who built the homestead Springbank. The name Ngambri was possibly used by these early European settlers to refer to the Aboriginal people who lived there.