Victor Harbor

Newland Memorial Congregational Church, Victor Harbor

c. 1919, Photograph, PRG 280/1/17/552

The premises of Newland Memorial Congregational Church, Victor Harbor, South Australia.

Part of Victor Harbor showing the post and telegraph office, railway, and the "Austral Hotel"

1914, Photograph, PRG 280/1/8/177

Part of Victor Harbor showing the post and telegraph office, railway, and the "Austral Hotel".

People, Victor Harbor

Kaines, Jack A. P., 1917, Photograph, PRG 1638/1/21

A group of people at Victor Harbor: Ray, Jean Clarkson, Richard, (?) Clarkson, Miss Minchin, and Ran.

Group of people, Victor Harbor

Kaines, Jack A. P., 1921, Photograph, PRG 1638/2/180

Group of people, possibly a family, in front of rocks at Victor Harbor. The bluff is in the background.

Four men at Victor Harbor

Kaines, Jack A. P., 1924, Photograph, PRG 1638/5/25

Four men sitting on rocks at Victor Harbor. They are all dressed in suits.

Settler's Cottage, Victor Harbor

Verco, Ethel Victoria Diamond, 1966, Photograph, PRG 1681/19/6

View of Settler's Cottage at Victor Harbor, from the beach.

Headstones at Victor Harbor Cemetery

Gunn, Lynne, 2016, Photograph, B 74761

View of Victor Harbor Cemetery with headstones of Wagner, Ephriam Tripp and Sarah Last in the distance. South Australian Births Deaths and Marriages Register's Death Index lists the spelling as Ephraim.

Headstones at Victor Harbor Cemetery

Gunn, Lynne, 2016, Photograph, B 74760

Headstones of Wagner, Ephriam Tripp and Sarah Last at Victor Harbor Cemetery. South Australian Births Deaths and Marriages Register's Death Index lists the spelling as Ephraim.

Horse drawn tram, Victor Harbor, South Australia

Evans, Jim, 2001, Photograph, B 74281

Horse drawn tram on the causeway at Victor Harbor, South Australia.

Victor Harbor, South Australia

Evans, Jim, 2007, Photograph, B 74286

Two Silver Gulls (Chroicocephalus novaehollandiae) on a lifebuoy box at Victor Harbor, South Australia. A fishing boat is anchored in the bay.

Horse drawn tram, Victor Harbor, South Australia

Evans, Jim, 2001, Photograph, B 74280

Horse drawn tram on the causeway at Victor Harbor, South Australia.

Horse drawn tram, Victor Harbor, South Australia

Evans, Jim, 2007, Photograph, B 74282

Horse drawn tram on the causeway at Victor Harbor, South Australia.

Group at Victor Harbor

c. 1895, Photograph, B 74718

A small group of two men and two women sitting on rocks overlooking the ocean at Victor Harbor, South Australia. The women are wearing dresses with puffy sleeves and frilled collars and straw hats. One of the women is reading a book, or possibly drawing the ocean view.

Street parade, Victor Harbor

Laube, Alexander, 1959, Photograph, B 75509

Neptune Service Station truck float driving in a street parade on Ocean Street, Victor Harbor. The Mayor W.W. Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins are standing on a platform on the left near Bell's menswear and hardware stores (Ryan, proprietor). The Mount Breckan tower is on the right skyline. Deane Galpin was the proprietor of Neptune Service Station.

Street parade, Victor Harbor

Laube, Alexander, 1959, Photograph, B 75513

Avondale Milk Bar float in a street parade on Ocean Street, Victor Harbor.

Street parade, Victor Harbor

Laube, Alexander, 1959, Photograph, B 75514

Paint store float in a street parade on Ocean Street, Victor Harbor. The vehicle has an advertisement for Syn Trim.

Victor Harbor Oval and Bruce Grandstand

Laube, Alexander, c. 1959, Photograph, B 75517

A crowd at the Victor Harbor Oval, near and in the Bruce Grandstand. Peggy Laube is in a striped dress holding the hand of Christine Laube. Michael Laube is in a grey pullover and shorts at the left.

St. Augustine's Anglican Church, Victor Harbor

Hutchinson, Orlando Bingham, c. 1900, Photograph, B 76313/7

Produced from a glass plate negative (16.6 x 12 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features St Augustine's Anglican Church at Victor Harbor, prior to the addition of the tower.

Aerial photographs of the city of Victor Harbor : McCracken

Jones, Daryl, 2007, Photograph, B 75912/1-11

Aerial views of McCracken in the city of Victor Harbor, South Australia, including views of the Hindmarsh River and river mouth, Victor Harbor R-7 School, Adare Camp and Caravan Park, McCracken Country Club, Hayborough Beach, Kleinigs Hill Lookout, and surrounding fields and orchards.

c. 1930, Photograph, B 77553

Coastal view along Victor Harbor, showing the jetty and Granite Island on the far left, and 'The Bluff' in the distance, with the railway line in the foreground.

Causeway, Victor Harbor

Adcock, Thomas, c. 1900, Photograph, B 78627/7

Stereograph image of the causeway between Victor Harbor and Granite Island, looking from the Island back towards the mainland. Several small groups of people stand on the causeway.

Victor Harbor

c. 1870, Photograph, B 13323

Victor Harbor, Crown Hotel on the right. The two storey stone building on the right is surrounded by waste land. Opposite stands the Victor Harbour Hotel which existed from 1863 and was sometimes identified as Port Victor Hotel. The Crown Inn existed from 1865 and was also known as The Crown or Crown Hotel.

Victor Harbor

1878, Photograph, B 3193

[General description] View of Victor Harbor taken from Seaview Road looking down towards Granite Island and the ships waiting to load wool. The photograph was taken in May 1878 and shows the tramway shed and the timberyard. [On back of photograph] Victor Harbour May 1878. See "Advertiser" 2 July, 1925. The ships in the bay waiting to load wool are the Queen of Nations, the Lady Douglas, the Glenaras and the Decapolis.

Police Station, Victor Harbor

c. 1909, Photograph, B 8085

Police Station, Police Point, Victor Harbor. Note on the back of the photograph state "The part on the right said to have been built 1838-40. Demolished (whole building) in 1912. In use as a police station at the time. Putting green was on the site in 1932". Police Point was the point of land leading to the Causeway at Victor Harbour on which stood the Police Station from 1840. It was eventually demolished in 1912. In 1863 the Alexandra Bridge and the Hindmarsh Bridge over the Inman River were opened thus giving easier access to Police Point and aiding settlement.