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Farina
FARINA: Aboriginal family playing cards. Note: any reproduction to include "Photograph by Mrs. A.M. Hopewell".
Finniss Springs
A vehicle used by the United Aborigines Mission, S.A. Inc.
Glencoe
Aboriginal men l-r John Bull, Paunchey holding boomerangs.
Punt on Cooper Creek
Innamincka police with a black tracker (believed to be 'Sambo' who was employed by the Innamincka police) in the role of punt operator crossing Cooper Creek. Information provided by a researcher: The Aboriginal man in the punt was a local police tracker 'Jack the Ripper' whose native name was Mara Mundu, a Yandruwandha man, and his totem was the 'big-footed yellow wallaby'. He was married to Annie, a Yandruwandha woman, and they had two daughters. His nephew, Geordie was the third husband of Cora Parker (Nee King), who was the granddaughter of John King, and a full-blooded Yandruwanha woman. Cora's mother was Alice, and grandmother was Turinyi, the daughter of Carrawaw, mentioned in Alfred Howitt's relief expedition journals of 1861. His pary found John King with the people of the pitchery clan of Yandruwandha.
Fishing at Cooper Creek
An Aboriginal man fishing from the banks of Cooper's Creek, while a father and son from Innamincka Station fish from a row boat alongside.
Cricket, St.Peter's College
St. Peter's College, Hackney: A cricket match between Poonindie Aboriginal boys and St.Peter's College is in progress. St.Peter's team are batting. Students and school staff look on from the steps in front of the School. (See Whitington's Life of Bishop Short, p. 111). This image is similar to B 1960.
St. Peter's College, Hackney
[On back of photograph] 'St. Peter's College' [General description] Cricket match between Poonindie Aboriginal boys and St.Peter's College. Poonindie boys are batting. School staff and students look on from the steps in front of the building. See Whitington's Life of Bishop Short, p. 111. This image is similar to B 1950.
School, Hermannsburg
An official visit to the Hermannsburg School by the Governor of S.A., Sir Tom Bridges in June 1923. Hermannsburg was established in 1877 at a sacred site known as Ntaria. It was conceived as an Aboriginal mission by two Lutheran missionaries - A Hermann Kemp and Wilhelm F Schwarz. who had travelled overland from Bethany in the Barossa Valley.
Sports Day, Hermannsburg
Schoolchildren in a wheelbarrow race on Sports Day. Teacher's residence in the background. Hermannsburg was established in 1877 at a sacred site known as Ntaria. It was conceived as an Aboriginal mission by two Lutheran missionaries - A Hermann Kemp and Wilhelm F Schwarz. who had travelled overland from Bethany in the Barossa Valley.
Wedding, Hermannsburg
Aboriginal bridal couple after their wedding at Hermannsburg Mission Station.
Frieda Strehlow with Children at Hermannsburg
Friedericke (Frieda) Johanna Henriette Keysser, wife of Carl Strehlow, holding Theodore Strehlow (1908-)with the other Strehlow children Martha, Rudolf, Friedrich, Hermann, Carl (jnr) and some unidentified Aboriginal children.
Children at Hermannsburg
Five Aboriginal children from the Aranda Tribe with Theodore (Ted) Strehlow.
Aranda woman and child, Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal woman and baby outside her hut.
Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal woman and children.
Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal family group.
Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal women and children.
Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal family group.
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[Schoolchildren, Hermannsburg]
Pastor Carl's wife Friedericke (Frieda) Johanna Henriette with Aranda Aboriginal pupils.
Hermannsburg Mission
A group of Aboriginal people from the Mission.
Schoolchildren Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal pupils with Pastor C. Strehlow.
Children, Hermannsburg Mission
HERMANNSBURG: Pastor Carl Strehlow and Aranda Aboriginal children.
Hermannsburg Mission
A group of Aranda Aboriginal children.
Hermannsburg Mission
A group of Aranda Aboriginal men and boys.
Hermannsburg Mission
A group of Aranda Aboriginal women and girls.
Hermannsburg
Aboriginal group at Palm Valley.
Hermannsburg
A group of Aranda Aboriginal people from the Mission.
Schoolchildren Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal schoolpupils with their teacher.
Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal men and boys.
Hermannsburg
Aranda Aboriginal people gathered outside the Mission.
Killalpaninna Mission
Church and school Killalpaninna Mission Station - note thatched roof of the Church. The Lutheran church pioneered this Bethesda Mission on the Birdsville Track near Lake Killalpaninna. The mission was later extended to an outstation on the shore of Lake Kopperamanna. Lake Killalpaninna is about 40 kms south of Coopers Creek. The missions fell into decline and were closed by the government in 1915. This photograph taken in 1897 shows Aboriginal men, women and children and one white missionary outside the mission church. The school building can be seen in the background