Aboriginal • Find • State Library of South Australia

Aborigines, Innamincka

c. 1920, Photograph, B 32222/83

A group of Aboriginal people at their Innamincka Camp. A descendant of one of the men has provided the following information: 'the man sitting centre left with head down is Jimmy Marana, a Yandruwandha man whose tribal name was Danpidli. In 1919, Doctor Herbert Basedow interviewed him and recorded his name as Danbidleli and Jimmy Mariner. The man sitting on the right of the photo is 'Long Ted', a tall Yawarrawarrka man born at Patchawarra Creek north of Innamincka, Long Ted's tribal name was Tunmili.'

Aboriginal women

1905, Photograph, B 21915

Group of Aboriginal Women and girls at Hermannsburg Mission.

Aboriginal Men

1905, Photograph, B 21916

Group of Aboriginal men and boys at Hermannsburg Mission.

Aranda Aboriginal at Hermannsburg

c. 1900, Photograph, B 42444

Aranda Aboriginal man.

Aborigines with their catch of rabbits

1910, Photograph, B 28411

Group of Aborigines and residents with their fine catch of rabbits.

Aboriginal family, Kimba

c. 1924, Photograph, B 28053

'Aboriginal family group, all that is left of once a powerful Tribe. The old man is the grandson of old King Nimblety a once powerful West Coast King 60 years ago. Dick, Angeleana, Maggie and Duke'.

Aboriginal family, Marree

Hopewell, Alice Mary, 1909, Photograph, B 38327

Aboriginal family group Rosie, Billy, Fat and friends. Note: Any reproduction to include the acknowledgement "Photograph by Mrs. A.M. Hopewell".

Moomba Aboriginal Group

Borrow, K. T., c. 1950, Photograph, B 39884

MOOMBA: Moomba Aboriginal group.

Aboriginal Choir at Moonta

c. 1910, Photograph, B 26978

MOONTA: Aboriginal choir visiting Moonta grouped around their portable harmonium.

Aboriginal family, Mount Eba

c. 1912, Photograph, B 50385

Group of Aboriginal people.

Aborigines, Mount Gambier

1899, Photograph, B 16532

MOUNT GAMBIER: Aborigines, East of Frew Park, Mount Gambier.

Aborigines, Mount Gambier

1889, Photograph, B 16533

Group of Australian Aborigines, camped east of Frew Park, Mount Gambier. According to a researcher, the young girl in the front is Dorothy (Dossie) Gibson, who later became 'Hartmann'. Her brother, 'Eddy' Gibson is the boy pictured. Dorothy's grandmother Catherine, is seated behind.

Aborigines, Mount Gambier

1890, Photograph, B 16556

MOUNT GAMBIER: Mount Gambier Aborigines.

Aborigines, Mount Gambier

1899, Photograph, B 16557

Group of Aborigines camped East of Frew Park, Mount Gambier.

Aborigines, Mount Gambier

c. 1890, Photograph, B 16560

South Eastern Aborigines, Yallum, Mount Gambier.

Aborigines, Mount Gambier

1874, Photograph, B 16561

Mount Gambier Aborigines.

Aboriginal Home, Mount Gambier

1870, Photograph, B 16563

An Aboriginal Home at Mt. Gambier West. One of the women is believed to be Mrs Smith.

Aboriginal Riverside Camp

c. 1880, Photograph, B 18271

Aboriginal Riverside Camp. (Queen Monarto?).

Aborigine swagmen

c. 1910, Photograph, B 42799

Three Aboriginal swagmen by the River Murray.

Aborigines with Dogs

1932, Photograph, B 39118

Aborigines with their pet dogs at Myrtle Springs Station; the horses belong to Boundary riders.

Aboriginal Stockman

c. 1894, Photograph, B 31550

Aboriginal Stockman, Netley Station.

Aboriginal camp

c. 1880, Photograph, B 5787

[General description] In a bush clearing a large group of Aboriginal people pose for the photographer in front of their 'wurlies' or bark shelters. Three men standing in the foreground display weapons. [On back of photograph] 'Native camp / Cavanagh Square / Northern Territory / In the eighteen seventies'. Photographer was possibly Paul Foelsche.