Find • 1907 • Results 751 to 780 of 2,028
Semaphore Baptist church
Semaphore Baptist church.
Signal Station, Semaphore
Signal station, Semaphore, viewed from the Semaphore Water Tower in Blackler St.
St. Bede's, Semaphore
St. Bede's, Semaphore.
Sevenhill college
Sevenhill College and St. Aloysius' Church. The Jesuit church was established in 1851 and was built in the Gothic Revival style. The College was established in 1856 and by 1866 the college was housed in extensive grounds including playing fields. It was the only Roman Catholic educational establishment in South Australia. It operated until 1886
Shoal Water Obelisk
[General description] A family stand by alongside workmen holding a long pole at the Obelisk at Shoal Water Point, Franklin Harbour (near Cowell). The Obelisk was installed to warn ships off the Point where the ship 'Bannockburn' was stranded in November 1903.
Fourth Street, Snowtown
Fourth Street, Snowtown.
Railway Terrace, Snowtown
Railway Terrace, Snowtown.
Streaky Bay
[General description] The town of Streaky Bay photographed from along the jetty. Rails and wagon are in the foreground. The two storey building with chimneys is the Streaky Bay Hotel, built by John Mudge in 1866, known then as the Flinders Hotel.
Kroehn Family House
Kroehn family house at Swan Reach.
Picnic at Swan Reach
Picnic on the old race course at Swan Reach.
Wharf at Swan Reach
Wharf at Swan Reach.
General Store at Swan Reach
Zimmerman's general store at Swan Reach.
Tailem Bend
Tailem Bend.
Tailem Bend Hotel
Tailem Bend Hotel.
Tailem Bend
Tailem Bend.
Tantanoola railway station
Tantanoola railway station was built in 1880 and is one of the oldest remaining railway buildings in the South East of South Australia. The station was built as part of the rail link from Mount Gambier to Beachport which opened in 1879. The line was built to permit agricultural produce through to Beachport. This photograph taken between 1907 and 1911 shows a goods train stationary at the station building
Murray Street, Tanunda
Murray Street, Tanunda. Photograph copy of postcard.
North Para River, Tanunda
North Para River, Tanunda. Photograph copy of postcard.
Methodist church, Tarcoola
The Tarcoola Methodist church anniversary tea.
Old fireplace, Whalers Bay
Old fireplace at Whalers Bay, Thistle Island. Thistle Island was named by Matthew Flinders after John Thistle, master of the" Investigator" who was drowned nearby in 1802. Plentiful numbers of whales were noted in the area. A whaling station was built in 1838 on the island which is located 35 kilometres south east of Port Lincoln. The venture was abandoned in 1839. the photograph shows a gentleman looking at the remains of the limestone fireplace.
River Torrens
View of the River Torrens.
Painting the Troubridge Lighthouse
[General description] Men on a moveable platform are painting the Troubridge Lighthouse. The tower is 78 feet high, and the light is visible for 15 miles.
Troubridge Island Lighthouse
[General description] A group of men, some who would be the lighthouse keepers pose for the photographer in front of the the Troubridge Island Lighthouse and cottages, built in 1855-56. Troubridge Island is part of the Troubridge Shoal in Investigator Strait, between Kangaroo Island and Yorke Peninsula. Many ships were wrecked or grounded here before the lighthouse was installed.
Flour mill, Tumby Bay
Flour mill at Tumby Bay. The roof is marked "Flinders Roller Mills. Preece, Thomson, & Co."
Flour mill at Tumby Bay
Flour mill at Tumby Bay.
St. Augustine's Church, Unley
[General description] St. Augustine's Church, Unley, designed by colonial architect Thomas English and constructed from Glen Osmond stone in 1868. It was one of two suburban churches built during the time of Bishop Augustus Short. A new larger building was added in 1922 (B 2387.
Opening of Town Hall
Opening of the new Town Hall, Unley.
Opening of Town Hall
Opening of the new Town Hall, Unley.
Opening of Town Hall
Opening of the new Town Hall, Unley.
Opening of Town Hall
Opening of the new Town Hall, Unley.