Riverina Midwives From The Mountains To The Plains

Biography & Memoir History Australiana

Riverina Midwives From The Mountains To The Plains by M Gaff Smith is a 2004 non‑fiction trade paperback that explores the history of midwifery across the Riverina region of Australia. The book blends biography, medical history and family life, offering a detailed look at childbirth practices and community health in a rural setting.

Drawing on local records and personal accounts, Smith presents a vivid portrait of the women who delivered generations of families, making the work a valuable resource for readers interested in Australian history, medical nursing and family memoirs. Its clear narrative is suitable for both young adults and adult audiences seeking insight into regional health services and social history.

The copy is in solid condition with a tight binding, clean and tidy pages, and no dog‑ears. The front paper bears a gift inscription, and the book comes from a smoke‑free home, adding to its overall appeal.

This title is a fitting addition for collectors of biographies, Australian history and personal development works, as well as for anyone researching midwifery, pregnancy and community health in the early 20th century.