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Hermannsburg Mission
Rocky outcrop and cave near the Mission.
Hermannsburg
Watering their horses at the creek.
Hermannsburg
Mission outbuildings and stockyards.
Hermannsburg
The creek at the Mission.
Gardens, Hermannsburg
Mission gardens.
Hermannsburg Mission
Hermannsburg Mission, the wall of the cemetery is in the foreground, the school is in the centre distance with the church immediately behind and married employee quarters on the left.
Hermannsburg
Mission residences and garden.
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.
Hermannsburg Mission
Panoramic view of the Mission.
Stockman, Hermannsburg
Mission stockman and his horse.
Kangaroo, Hermannsburg
Mission pet kangaroo.
School at Brownlow
Group of schoolchildren and their Teacher at Brownlow. A researcher has suggested that this is at Brownlow, near Eudunda rather than Kangaroo Island. The windows and porch match the church that is currently there. Further, the Kangaroo Island Pioneers Association states that there was no school at 'their' Brownlow. According to UniSA, two women taught at the school in 1912-1913. In 1912 the school was known as the Brownlow Lutheran Church School, before the Government takeover in 1917.
Killalpaninna Mission Station
Killalpaninna Mission Station - (Possibly Kapperamanna because of the location of the Church and Windmill, see B11721). The Lutheran Church built a mission called Bethesda at Killalpaninna on the Birdsville Track. Killalpaninna, Kapperamanna and Etadunna were integral parts of the mission station. See B 470
Killalpaninna Missions
View of Killapaninna Mission Station. 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 Missions
View of Killapaninna Mission Station. 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. The photograph shows two young people with a rowing boat on the banks of the lake with the mission in the background
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
Station home Killalpaninna Miss
Station home Killapaninna Mission Station - large group of workers, residents and children gathered around a small campfire. 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
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
Aboriginal people at Killapaninna Mission Station. 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. The photograph shows Aboriginal men and women sitting on the ground next to a stone building. The women are wearing headscarves
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
Wedding group, Killalpaninna
Wedding group of H.H. Vogelsang's daughter, Dora (Mrs Paschke) at Bethesda Lutheran Mission. Lake Killalpaninna.
Klemzig Institute
Klemzig Institute - rear view of the building. The village of Klemzig was settled by Lutheran immigrants escaping religious persecution in Germany. By 1839 cottages and a chapel/school had been erected in the settlement. The laying of the cornerstone of a public hall occurred in August 1910
Klemzig Institute
Klemzig Institute. The village of Klemzig was settled by Lutheran immigrants escaping religious persecution in Germany. By 1839 cottages and a chapel/school had been erected in the settlement. The laying of the cornerstone of a public hall occurred in August 1910
Klemzig Institute
Klemzig Institute - close up of part of the wall showing deterioration of the brickwork. The village of Klemzig was settled by Lutheran immigrants escaping religious persecution in Germany. By 1839 cottages and a chapel/school had been erected in the settlement. The laying of the cornerstone of a public hall occurred in August 1910
Klemzig Institute
Klemzig Institute - showing deterioration of the brickwork. The village of Klemzig was settled by Lutheran immigrants escaping religious persecution in Germany. By 1839 cottages and a chapel/school had been erected in the settlement. The laying of the cornerstone of a public hall occurred in August 1910
Wool team at Kopperamanna
An 18 horse Wool team at Kopperamanna. a Lutheran Church mission near the Birdsville Track. When the Bethesda Mission was fully established at Lake Killalpaninna it was further extended to include two out stations - Koppermanna and Etadunna. In the 1897 season more than 28,000 sheep were shorn although 22,000 sheep died shortly after this due to extreme drought
German Chapel, Light Pass
German chapel and school house, Light Pass. Light Pass is a settlement in the Barossa Valley region of South Australia. It was named by Charles Flaxman in honour of William Light. Light Pass is the site of two Lutheran churches and a public school