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Killalpaninna Mission
Aboriginal residents and three teachers/missionaries at the Mission. 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
Killalpaninna Mission
Group of Aboriginal families with the Mission Director and his family at Killalpaninna Mission Station. The Lutheran Church established mission stations on the Birdsville Track. The mission was later renamed Bethesda
Killalpaninna Mission
Group of Aborigines and Missionaries in front of a house at the Mission.
Horseracing, Kingoonya
Aboriginal men with spears at Kingoonya races competing in a spearthrowing contest.
Horseracing, Kingoonya
Aboriginal men with spears at Kingoonya races competing in a spearthrowing contest.
Gorge, Beltana
Horse and buggy at the bottom of the Gorge, young Aboriginal boy climbing up the hillside.
Marree
Young Aboriginal boy outside a house at Marree.
Police officer, Marree
Mounted Police officer and his Aboriginal Assistant. Note: any reproduction to include the acknowledgement "Photograph by Mrs. A.M. Hopewell".
Race Horses, Marree
Race Horses and an Aboriginal Jockey. Note: any reproduction to include the acknowledgement "Photograph by Mrs. A.M. Hopewell".
Dwelling, Milang
MILANG: Two Aboriginal women and a boy standing outside their home at Milang.
Tenapera camp, Mt. Eba
MT. EBA: Aboriginal family at their dwelling at Tenapera camp.
Snake meal at Mt. Eba
Aboriginal man holding a large snake which is to be eaten.
Snake meal at Mt. Eba
Aboriginal man holding a large snake which is to be eaten.
Snake meal at Mt. Eba
Aboriginal man holding a large snake which is to be eaten.
Patawarta Hill
Group of Aboriginal people with Patawarta Hill (Mt. Patta Wirta) in the background, near Artimore Station in the Flinders Ranges.
Nepabunna Mission
Nepabunna Mission: Aboriginal group after Sunday morning service.
Nepabunna Mission
Nepabunna Mission: Aboriginal people outside the Church.
Nepabunna Mission
Nepabunna Mission: Aboriginal children in a physical training class.
Apple on a string
Aboriginal children playing "apple on a string" at Nepabunna Mission.
Children at Nepabunna
Nepabunna Mission: Three Aboriginal girls, one holding a book.
Nepabunna Mission
Nepabunna Mission: Three Aboriginal girls. Left to right: Myra McKenzie; Rachel Coulthand; Thelma McKenzie.
Mission schoolgirls
Aboriginal school girls wearing dresses they had been taught to make at Nepabunna Mission.
A Mission family
Nepabunna Mission: Group of three Aboriginal children with their parents.
Sweets for the children
Mission worker Mr. Eaton giving out sweets to waiting Aboriginal boys at Nepabunna Mission.
Camp visitor, Nepabunna
Camp visitation: white woman sitting & talking to Aboriginal women & children at Nepabunna Mission.
Mission women and children
John & Ruth Wiley with Aboriginal women children.
Stuart's Point
[General Description] Two Aboriginal women on the beach at Stuart's Point landing place, Northern Territory [On back of photograph] 'Lubras at breakfast on beach at Stuart's point landing place. Shows character of scrub which Stuart worked through to the beach / c. 1910'.
Crocodile hunting, Daly River
A group of men are standing in a clearing amongst trees with a glimpse of the water in the background. They are two Aboriginal hunters and three European men, the first unknown, in the centre is H.W.H. Stevens, and on the right is E.C. Stirling . They have just shot an alligator. [On back of photograph] 'Alligator shooting on the coast near Daly River / Northern Territory / In the eighteen eighties / Left: Alfred Giles / Centre: H.W.H. Stevens / Right: Probably Cuthbertson, the explorer' (Another hand) E.S. Booth, 17/7/1967 has queried these captions and says that only H.W.H. Stevens is correct. The man on the right is E.C. Stirling. A pencil note by C.S. ? on 17/7/67 states that 'Mr. Booth suggests that figure on the left is not Alfred Giles. See B 5049 showing Alfred Giles in centre' (Another note) 'Taken by P. Foelsche in March 1891'.
Powell Creek
[General description] Group of young Aboriginal children posing for the photographer amongst rocks and light scrub. In the distance is the telegraph station. [On back of photograph] 'Powell Creek Telegraph Station / 1903'.
MacDonnell Range
John Ross and William Harvey, Leaders of Overland Telegraph Line construction party being confronted by Aboriginal warriors in the MacDonnell Ranges, January 1871.