Murtho settlement, South Australia [D 2861/24-25] • Photograph
Murtho settlement, South Australia
The village settlement at Murtho, South Australia showing (top left) Mr. Richards house, (bottom left) Mr. J.N. Birks' house, (top centre) Mr. and Mrs J.E.M. Gilmour's house located behind the small store which was opened once a week, to the right of the store is the school, carpenter and blacksmith situated back to back, in the right foreground is Mr. Tom Walker's house, later owned by A. F. Gellirk. Photo by F. Cole
Murtho settlement, South Australia
The village settlement at Murtho, South Australia showing (top left) Mr. Richards house, (bottom left) Mr. J.N. Birks' house, (top centre) Mr. and Mrs J.E.M. Gilmour's house located behind the small store which was opened once a week, to the right of the store is the school, carpenter and blacksmith situated back to back, in the right foreground is Mr. Tom Walker's house, later owned by A. F. Gellirk. Photo by F. Cole
Murtho settlement, South Australia
Interior of the Misses Gilmour's dinig room, September 1895. The photograph on the wall is of the Rev. Hugh Gilmore ('no relation but a dear friend'), the silver cups were won by the Gilmours for merino sheep at Mount Pleasant Show.
Murtho settlement, South Australia
Interior of the Misses Gilmour's dinig room, September 1895. The photograph on the wall is of the Rev. Hugh Gilmore ('no relation but a dear friend'), the silver cups were won by the Gilmours for merino sheep at Mount Pleasant Show.