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'Canoe tree - Loxton'
The trunk of the canoe tree at Loxton showing the area where the bark has been stripped away by local Aborigines to make a canoe.
'River and trees at Strathalbyn'
A view of a twin trunked gum tree next to the River Angas at Strathalbyn. A mark on the trunk possibly shows where Aboriginal people have carved bark for a canoe.
'River and trees at Strathalbyn'
A view of a gum tree next to the River Angas at Strathalbyn. A mark on the trunk possibly shows where Aboriginal people have carved bark for a canoe. An elegant two storey building can be seen in the background.
'Jubilee Parade May 9th, 1951 - The Floats - Adelaide'
A float depicting the progress of Adelaide's settlement showing an Aboriginal original inhabitant, then a tent of the first white settlers next to a model of the Adelaide University building. The float is taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
'ANZAC March, 1954 - Back from Korea'
Korean War veterans were the last group in the 1954 ANZAC Day march held on 26 April. The contingent included RAAF and Army members marching behind the United Nations banner, carried by an Aboriginal serviceman. Most men in the group wear the Korean Medal and the United Nations Medal. Colonel W.C.N. Waite, mounted on a white horse, was the chief marshal for the march. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street. A young boy watches from close range.
Eliza Prescott of Rose Park
Eliza Prescott of Rose Park, sitting on a chair in a garden. The daughter of William Prescott, Eliza was born on 24 June 1833. She was 5 years old when her family arrived in South Australia aboard the 'Winchester' in 1838. Eliza never married, rarely left her home, and died on 29 November 1923. An interview with Eliza, relating her memories of Rose Park in the 19th Century, its vegetation and Aboriginal population, appears in The Observer, 10 February 1923, columns D and E.
Memorial for Captain Collet Barker
The tablet erected in memory of Captain Collet Barker who was killed by Aboriginal people on the 30th April 1831 during his attempt to find the passage between Lake Alexandrina and the Gulf of St. Vincent in South Australia.
A river boat on the Daly River, Northern Territory
A river steamers at anchor on the Daly River in the Northern Territory next to a landing stage where two men, one being an Aborigine, wait with crates and bags of produce; Searcy notes that the ship could be visiting a tin mine.
Dr. Basedow with his pet emu
Dr. Basedow standing in his garden using a hose to shower his pet emu.
Burke memorial face tree
The head of a man with the initials ROH which has been carved on to a tree used by Aborigines to cut out a canoe, possibly in north western South Australia. It is thought to be a memorial to explorer Robert O'Hara Burke, carved on a tree at Cooper Creek, located 30 metres from the 'Dig Tree'. The work was executed by John Dick, a travelling photographer, and his wife Minnie Ghyn Thompson in November 1898. This photograph was published in the 'Observer', Saturday 7 September 1912, page 30.
Eliza Prescott of Rose Park
Eliza Prescott of Rose Park. The daughter of William Prescott, Eliza was born on 24 June 1833. She was 5 years old when her family arrived in South Australia aboard the 'Winchester' in 1838. Eliza never married, rarely left her home, and died on 29 November 1923. An interview with Eliza, relating her memories of Rose Park in the 19th Century, its vegetation and Aboriginal population, appears in The Observer, 10 February 1923, columns D and E.
Mary Seymour of Hog Bay
Mary Seymour nee Thomas, of Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island. Reportedly the first woman of European descent born on Kangaroo Island, she was the daughter of a Tasmanian Aboriginal woman taken to the island by sealers and Nat Thomas, a whaler. (Source: the Observer newspaper, 9 September 1905, page 36).
A flag
A paper reproduction of the South Australian flag showing a union jack on a blue background and a small round badge depicting Britannia greeting an Aborigine.
Robert J. Noye : SUMMARY RECORD
Papers of Robert J. Noye comprising a poster produced for an exhibition of Paul Foelsche's work, Darwin; photographs of the Northern Territory, including Aboriginal people, some developed from glass plate negatives; and copies of letters of appreciation to Harold Cazneaux on his departure from Adelaide, and another to his daughter following his death.
Bob Buck
Portrait of Bob Buck, owner of Middleton Ponds Station.
Camel string at Ayers Rock
Unloading supplies from a camel string at Maggie Springs, near Ayers Rock (Uluru).
Camel string, southern side of Ayers Rock
Camel string travelling past the southern side of Ayers Rock (Uluru).
North east side of Ayers Rock
View of the north east side of Ayers Rock (Uluru).
Camel carrying water canteen
Camel carrying water canteen, near Ayers Rock (Uluru).
Homestead, Doctor Stones, Central Australia
Homestead buildings, 'Doctor Stones', Central Australia.
Shed, Doctor Stones, Central Australia
Thatched roof shed, 'Doctor Stones' homestead, Central Australia.
Donkey team towing Chevrolet truck
A team of eight donkeys towing a Chevrolet truck across the dry bed of the Palmer River, driven by several stockmen, Middleton Ponds Station.
Donkey team towing Chevrolet truck
A team of eight donkeys towing a Chevrolet truck from Middleton Ponds Station, Central Australia.
Charles Mountford on a camel
Charles Mountford riding a camel near Ayers Rock (Uluru). The camel is objecting to being ridden by rearing its head.
Board of Enquiry staff mounted on camels
'Board of Enquiry' staff mounted on camels at Angas Downs ready for the trek to Ayers Rock (Uluru). The camel string consisted of twelve camels, including two water carriers and six pack animals.
Shadow of camel, Strehlow and Mountford
Silhouette of a camel, being ridden by TGH Strehlow and CP Mountford near Ayers Rock (Uluru).
TGH Strehlow overlooking Alice Springs
TGH Strehlow sitting on a rocky outcrop, overlooking the township of Alice Springs.
Bed of the Todd River
Dry bed of the Todd River, with large eucalypt trees, Stuart, Central Australia.
Middleton Ponds Station
Panoramic view of Middleton Ponds Station, owned by Bob Buck.
Gibber pavement near Angas Downs
Gibber pavement 20 miles west of Angas Downs.