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Farina
Race Club Committee members - raced on racetrack in a small salt pan 2-3 miles from Farina. Standing, left to right: Jackson Brilla (stockman); Bobb Moffat (Starter/Ganger); Perry May (Assistant Post Master at Farina); Vern McIntosh (Oversear at Wichelina); A. Bosworth (Manager Mount Nor'West Station); Bill Darmody (Hotel Keeper Parchilna). Seated: Percy Proven (Record English fight of over 100 rounds); 'Buffalo' Bill Arnold (Mount Lyndhurst); Roy Kain (Bookeeper); Dick Arnold and his daughter (Storekeeper Maree); ?
Transcontinental Hotel, Farina
FARINA: Premises of the Transcontinental Hotel at Farina, South Australia.
Exchange Hotel, Farina
FARINA: Local residents standing outside the premises of the Exchange Hotel at Farina in South Australia.
Bell Bros. general store, Farina
Premises of Bell Bros. general store in Farina, South Australia.
Exchange Hotel, Farina
Exchange Hotel, located in Farina, South Australia, on the right when Frederick J. Rodley was the publican (1921-1922), with three other smaller buildings to the left.
Farina South Australia - Glass plate negatives
Farina glass plate negatives
Camel train, Farina
Camel train, loaded with wool coming into Farina.
Post Office at Farina
FARINA: Premises of the post office at Farina where local children play by a post and rail fence.
Boring machinery at Farina
FARINA: Boring machinery at Farina.
Farina
Storekeeper's premises, (J.W. Manfield) at Farina. Farina was a railhead at the edge of the desert near Marree. It was settled in 1878 and grew to its peak in the late 1880s when it sported an underground bakery, two hotels, bank, two breweries, store, church, five blacksmiths, school and brothel. It is now a ghost town. The photograph shows theowners and workers outside the saddlers and the General Store of Mr JW Manfield. The saddlers are holding their tools of trade and large leather saddle bags. The store is also an agency for forwarding and receiving goods.
Farina
Panoramic view of Farina, man and his horse in the foreground. (Sweet Adelaide 935) Farina was settled in 1878 and was the railhead for a time before the railway line was extended to Maree. Farina sits on the edge of the desert within the Lake Eyre Basin near the commencement of the Oodnadatta and Birdsville Tracks. In the background of the photograph tents, stone buildings and a hotel can be seen.
Aboriginal people at Farina
FARINA: A group of four Aboriginal people sitting with a dog outside their dwelling at Farina; left to right: Lizzie; Lucy; Cramner; Jimmie Tart.
School children at Farina
FARINA: A group of school children and a teacher identified as W. Bosch, photographed outside their school building at Farina, South Australia.
Railway accident at Farina
FARINA: Railway accident involving a locomotive at Farina.
Church, Farina
Church of England - interior view of Church. Note; any reproduction to include "Photograph by Mrs. A.M. Hopewell".
Aboriginal family, Farina
FARINA: Aboriginal family and "playmate" at Farina. Note - Any reproduction to include "Photograph by Mrs. A.M. Hopewell".
School at Farina
FARINA: Premises of the school at Farina, with a partial view of the schoolmaster's residence.
Police station, Farina
FARINA: Premises of the police station at Farina, South Australia.
Farina railway station
FARINA: Group of men standing on the platform of the Farina railway station.
Cattle train, Farina
A group of men stand beside a cattle train at Farina train station in 1898.
Hotel at Farina
Premises of the hotel and a cottage at Farina, South Australia.
Cottage accommodation at Farina
Cottage accommodation used by the hotel for boarders at Farina in South Australia, a soft topped motor car is parked outside.
Interior of the Anglican Church at Farina
Interior view of the Anglican Church at Farina. The photographer was positioned in the aisle, looking towards the altar, with chairs visible on both sides, and two lamps suspended from the ceiling.
Township of Farina, 1897-98
Photograph of buildings on either side of a wide dirt road, with a few people in view. A building on the left bears a sign which reads 'J.Napier & Co. General Merchants. Agents. Saddlers'. Caption reads 'Farina 1897-98'.
Farina
Farina township, in varying stages of repair. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/100.
Farina
Street scene at Farina between 1897 and 1898. This town was settled in 1878 as a railhead before the railway was extended to Maree. It was originally called "The Gums" or "Government Gums". The town reached a peak population in the late 1800's. It had two hotels,underground bakery, bank, two breweries, store, church, five blacksmiths, school and brothel. A sign on one of the building suggests it was owned by J Napier and Company General Merchants. Agents, Saddlers
Farina
Farina (Government Gums).
Mine, Farina
Lorna Doone Mine. 3 1/2 miles N. of Leslie's Well. 25 miles S.E. of Farina.
Farina
View of Government Gums water hole - name changed by Gov. Jervois to Farina.
Farina
FARINA: Two Aboriginal ladies - Polly and Fanny.