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Volunteers at the new building
One of a collection of photographs taken at work camps at the Coober Pedy Aboriginal Reserve, one in August 1961 and another in August 1962. This image shows volunteers taking a tea break in the shade of the building under construction. A young girl is perched on one of the ladders leading to the roof.
Opening ceremony of the new building
One of a collection of photographs taken at work camps at the Coober Pedy Aboriginal Reserve, one in August 1961 and another in August 1962. This image shows the the crowd at the front of the building at the opening ceremony.
'Smoko' for the workers
One of a collection of photographs taken at work camps at the Coober Pedy Aboriginal Reserve, one in August 1961 and another in August 1962. This image shows 'morning "tea" inside one of the simple houses which the group built'.
Opening ceremony of the new building
One of a collection of photographs taken at work camps at the Coober Pedy Aboriginal Reserve, one in August 1961 and another in August 1962. This image shows the the crowd at the front of the building at the opening ceremony.
Koonibba Aboriginal School
Koonibba Aboriginal School, showing classrooms and concrete play areas. The photographer describes the Community, "The Koonibba Community is located in the vicinity of an Aboriginal ceremonial ground and traditional meeting place. The community was established in 1898 at a time when land on the west coast of South Australia was shifting from pastoralism to agriculture, it was originally a Lutheran Mission. The place now consists of a small township, surrounding land and the area around the Koonibba Rockhole. The township comprises administration buildings, the old Mission Church of the redeemer, community housing, school, childcare centre, hall, health clinic, workshop and various other buildings. Most of the existing structures are associated with the early phases of the Lutheran Mission. The area is 850ha, just off the Eyre Highway and 8km NNW of the township of Koonibba, 25km north west of Ceduna. On the day that these images where made I was lucky enough to record a number of resident tradesmen building new, and repairing old, community homes. I was also allowed to record some of the students from the primary school and in the childcare centre."
Koonibba Aboriginal Community
Koonibba Aboriginal Community. The photographer describes the Community, "The Koonibba Community is located in the vicinity of an Aboriginal ceremonial ground and traditional meeting place. The community was established in 1898 at a time when land on the west coast of South Australia was shifting from pastoralism to agriculture, it was originally a Lutheran Mission. The place now consists of a small township, surrounding land and the area around the Koonibba Rockhole. The township comprises administration buildings, the old Mission Church of the redeemer, community housing, school, childcare centre, hall, health clinic, workshop and various other buildings. Most of the existing structures are associated with the early phases of the Lutheran Mission. The area is 850ha, just off the Eyre Highway and 8km NNW of the township of Koonibba, 25km north west of Ceduna. On the day that these images where made I was lucky enough to record a number of resident tradesmen building new, and repairing old, community homes. I was also allowed to record some of the students from the primary school and in the childcare centre."
Aboriginal women and children
Two Aboriginal women, each with a child on their back, identified as 'Far West Coast natives'.
Two Aboriginal couples
Two older Aboriginal couples seated outside wurlies.
Australian Aboriginal Cricketers composite photograph
A composite photograph of the first Australian Aboriginal team of cricketers, which visited England in 1868. Original photographs were taken by P. Dawson, of Hamilton, Victoria. Inscription at bottom, "to J.R. Moreton, Esq., with compliments from A. Smith, 26.10.27." An accompanying sheet has the players' names corresponding to the layout of the photograph [2 copies].
Two Aboriginal women
Two Aboriginal women seated outside a wurlie, identified on the back as 'the oldest gins on West Coast'.
Aboriginal youth, Cordillo Downs
An Aboriginal youth, most likely a stockman/roustabout at Cordillo Downs. He is smiling broadly whilst smoking a cigarette in a cigarette holder. It is captioned "with compliments to Tom." On the verso it says, "From Uncle Jack Cassidy (younger brother) 1928? approx. Cordillo Downs".
Aboriginal camp at Wirraminna Station
Two Aboriginal men standing near a canvas tent. Identified on the back of the photo as 'The Black's camp, among the needle bushes near the homestead. Baker in foreground then Little Mick & young Florrie 1940'.
A group of Aboriginal people
A large group of Aboriginal men and women, with a few children, pictured in the Exhibition grounds in Adelaide.
Aboriginal children making crayon drawings
Black and white photograph of a group of ten Aboriginal children at Ernabella School, making crayon drawings on brown paper, whilst sitting at desks outdoors.
Group of Aboriginal women and children.
Large group of Aboriginal women and small children posed in front of a rocky outcrop. A European man stands to one side. Probably the Arltunga Goldfields area.
Aboriginal staff at Tarcoola
Tarcoola Warden Gee's Camp. Wirra (Tommy) and another taller boy, Aboriginal boys employed by the Warden, taking a bath, , sometime between 1900-1902.
Aboriginal staff at Tarcoola
Tarcoola Warden Gee's Camp Wirra (Tommy) and another taller boy, Aboriginal boys employed by the Warden with a towel round their waists after a bath, with Warden Gee standing on one side. Taken , sometime between 1900-1902.
Aboriginal staff at Tarcoola
Tarcoola Aboriginal boys Wirra (Tommy) and another taller boy dressed in clean clothing posed with their hands on their heads in front of a pile of firewood. Taken sometime between 1900-1902.
Aboriginal woman on horseback
White's Range, Arltunga. Aboriginal woman on horseback.
Harry Luce and Aboriginal women at Arltunga
At White Range near Arltunga in the MacDonnell Ranges. Harry Luce, who held mining leases, pictured with three Aboriginal women and a small child at his camp, standing in front of wooden building roofed with brush.
Aboriginal people at Daly River
Group of Aboriginal people at Daly River.
Aboriginal men and women
A group of Aboriginal men and women described in handwriting on verso as "Last of Tribe of Port Lincoln Natives".
Aboriginal man
Unidentified Aboriginal men.
Aboriginal woman standing on train tracks
An Aboriginal woman with a child and a baby in a sling stands on the railway track of the Transcontinental railway at Ooldea.
Woman sitting in front of the Aboriginal flag at the Adelaide March4Justice protest at Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square)
Woman sitting in front of the Aboriginal flag at the Adelaide March4Justice protest at Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square). The protest, held nationwide and attended by approximately ten thousand people, was calling for an end to sexual harassment and gendered violence.
Aboriginal man working at The Granites, N.T.
Aboriginal man working, at The Granites, N.T. This image was taken during a University of Adelaide expedition.
Aboriginal child sleeping on the ground at The Granites, N.T.
Aboriginal child sleeping on the ground at The Granites, N.T.
Aboriginal child sleeping on the ground at The Granites, N.T.
Aboriginal child sleeping on the ground at The Granites, N.T.
Side profiles of two Aboriginal men, at The Granites, N.T.
Side profiles of two Aboriginal men, at The Granites, N.T. This image was taken during a University of Adelaide expedition.
Aboriginal men waiting to be examined by medical unit, at The Granites, N.T.
Aboriginal men waiting to be examined by medical unit, at The Granites, N.T. This image was taken during a University of Adelaide expedition.