1907 • Find • State Library of South Australia

O'Donahue family album

c. 1907, Photograph, B 62273

ALBUM: A family album which includes a photograph of the Woods family of Roper Street, Adelaide. A researcher has suggested that the Roper family may have lost their lives when passengers on the 'Titanic'; other views include unidentified members of the O'Donahue family of Crystal Brook who owned the collection.

A water hole near Clare

Johnstone, H. J., c. 1875, Photograph, B 62295

CLARE: A water hole near Clare, South Australia.

Derwas Jones, pioneer

c. 1880, Photograph, B 62358

PORTRAIT: Derwas Jones, pioneer settler at 'Binnum Binnum', a property near Naracoorte.

View of a dust storm

1907, Photograph, B 53580

GENERAL: A view of a dust storm.

View of dust storm

1907, Photograph, B 53581

GENERAL: Second view of the dust storm.

Port Lincoln railway jetty

1907, Photograph, B 54006

PORT LINCOLN: The railway jetty. "New railway jetty, Kirton Point, Port Lincoln" - caption.

Early Port Lincoln cricket team

c. 1885, Photograph, PRG 458/1/2/74

Early local cricket team; the bearded man seated, centre row, was the licencee (Thomas Bond Hawson) of Lake Wangary Hotel.

Algebuckina Bridge

Woods, Charles Walter, 1907, Photograph, B 54698/36

ALGEBUCKINA: Algebuckina bridge.

Railway work gang at Edward's Creek

Woods, Charles Walter, 1907, Photograph, B 54698/18

EDWARD CREEK: A railway work gang at Edward's Creek.

Railway employees at Warrina

Woods, Charles Walter, 1907, Photograph, B 54698/20

WARRINA: Railway employees at Warrina.

Railway workers at Warrina

Woods, Charles Walter, 1907, Photograph, B 54698/27

WARRINA: Railway workers at Warrina.

Aboriginal parents with their child

Woods, Charles Walter, 1907, Photograph, B 54698/34

WARRINA: Aboriginal parents with their child outside a dwelling at a camp.

C. W. Woods at Warrina

c. 1907, Photograph, B 54698/39

WARRINA: C.W. Woods, railway employee, outside Warrina railway office.

Locomotive derailment

Woods, Charles Walter, c. 1907, Photograph, B 54698/38

EDWARD CREEK: A locomotive derailed in a washaway.

Railway workers at Callanna

Woods, Charles Walter, c. 1907, Photograph, B 54698/37

MARREE: Men clearing sand from the railway at Callanna near Marree.

Railway workers at Callanna

Woods, Charles Walter, c. 1907, Photograph, B 54698/40

MARREE: Railwaymen having a meal at Callanna near Marree.

Government Bore Inspector

Woods, Charles Walter, c. 1907, Photograph, B 54698/41

MARREE: A Government Bore Inspector with his transport of a buckboard buggy drawn by two mules, thought to be near Marree.

Algebuckina Bridge

Woods, Charles Walter, 1907, Photograph, B 54698/35

ALGEBUCKINA: The bridge at Algebuckina.

Aborigines at their camp

Woods, Charles Walter, 1907, Photograph, B 54698/33

WARRINA: An elderly Aboriginal man and two women at their camp at Warrina.

Forty eight views of Broken Hill

1888, Photograph, B 54756

ALBUM: Forty eight views of Broken Hill from 1888-1907. Many of these photographs can be found published in book on Broken Hill by R.H.B. Kearns.

'Dingley Dell' at Port MacDonnell

c. 1907, Photograph, B 54883

PORT MACDONNELL: View of "Dingley Dell", Adam Lindsay Gordon's home from 1864 to 1868.

General view of Lobethal

c. 1907, Photograph, B 54931

LOBETHAL: A general view of the centre of Lobethal featuring the main general store.

Changing a tyre

c. 1925, Photograph, B 55202

GENERAL: Changing a tyre. The registration number 251 on the Chevrolet was first issued to J.E. Gill, of Semaphore, in 1907.

Delabole Farm at Willunga

Hunt, Gilbert, c. 1907, Photograph, B 55417/15

WILLUNGA: The Delabole Farm which was owned by Mr Edward Hunt. His family were on the property until 1911.

W. J. Dark's Electric Merrie Monarch

1907, Photograph, B 55417/61

WILLUNGA: W.J. Dark's Electric Merrie Monarch a travelling amusement show. The roof can be seen of Matthew Goode's store above the wagons.

Pupils of Blackford School near Kingston

c. 1910, Photograph, B 56259

KINGSTON: Pupils of Blackford School, near Kingston. The school opened in 1907 and closed in 1945. The three Cook brothers are in the group. The three 'blondish' girls are the Cooper sisters.