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Picnic at Mount Barker
MOUNT BARKER: Employees of Cresco; enjoying a picnic at the Mount Barker showground.
Mount Barker Caledonian Society Highland Games
MOUNT BARKER: Members of various pipe bands having a drink to celebrate the closing of the Mount Barker Caledonian Society Highland Games. For names of people in the group see B1118 and B61119.
Mount Barker Caledonian Society Highland Games
MOUNT BARKER: Members of various pipe bands having a drink to celebrate the closing of the Mount Barker Caledonian Society Highland Games. For names of people in the group see B61118 and B61119.
Mount Barker Caledonian Society Highland Games
MOUNT BARKER: Members of various pipe bands having a drink to celebrate the closing of the Mount Barker Caledonian Society Highland Games. For names of people in the group see B61118 and B61119.
Mount Barker Highland Games, 1974
MOUNT BARKER: Members of pipe bands watching a band competing at the Mount Barker Highland Games.
Views of Mount Barker
A collection of images of Mount Barker.
View near Mount Barker
Horse and wagon passing under gum trees on the road to Mount Barker.
Crown Inn, Mount Barker
Crown Inn on Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/98.
Jean and Fred Murray at 'Kalinya', Mount Barker
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Fred and Jean Murray (nee Bottroff), parents of Violet Edith Frost, standing on the Eastern side of the Frost family's house on the farm, 'Kalinya'.
Stables at Eden Park, Mount Barker
View of stables at Eden Park, the Salvation Army Boys' Home near Mount Barker, South Australia.
Architectural drawing for a Chapel at Mount Barker.
Architectural drawing for a Chapel at Mount Barker. Architect: D. Garlick. Contractor: A.L. Hendry.
Bridge at Mount Barker
[On front of photograph] 'View of Stevensons Bridge near Mount Barker.' [General description] Horsedrawn vehicles crossing Stevenson's Bridge at Mt. Barker. In front of the wagonette on the bridge is a photographer with his camera set up. The rocky creekbed can be seen in the foreground, and two gum trees frame the view.
Mount Barker
Main Street of a sleepy Mount Barker. It was founded in 1834, and named after the explorer Captain Collet Barker.
Catholic Church, Mt. Barker
Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Mt. Barker. The first church was built next to the Presbytery on the hillside beyond the Railway Station. It has since been replaced by the fine structure near Kia Ora Street.
Methodist church Mt. Barker
Dunn Memorial Methodist Church Mt. Barker, foundation stone laid and opened September 1884.
Convent of Mercy, Mt. Barker
Convent of Mercy, Mt. Barker.
Mount Barker
Panoramic view of Mount Barker, from Paddy's Hill.
Mount Barker, Main Street
Mount Barker, main street looking towards Railway Station.
Mount Barker Railway Station
Mount Barker Railway Station.
Mount Barker from Paddy's Hill
Mount Barker from Paddy's Hill.
Flour Mill, Mount Barker
[General description] J. Dunn & Co's Flour Mill at Mount Barker. Men and boys pose for the camera amongst horsedrawn and bullock wagons loading and unloading wheat sacks. A boiler and chimney are seen on the right with a woodpile for fuel.
Mount Barker Public School
Mount Barker Public School was officially opened in September 1877. See "Advertiser" 15 September 1877, and 50th Jubilee in "Advertiser", 20 October, 1908
Mount Barker
Road leading into Mount Barker.
Mount Barker bushfire
Fighting the Mount Barker bushfire, 25 January 1961.
Mount Barker
Adelaide Road leading into the Mount Barker township
Mount Barker
Mount Barker Creek.
"Laurels", Mount Barker
Photograph of the "Laurels", built by John Dunn in 1840. In 1980 owned by Mr. Jack Walsh.
Western Flat Creek, Mount Barker
Western Flat Creek in Mount Barker, a postcard view.
Mount Barker residence of the May family
MOUNT BARKER: 'Fairfield', home of the May family who were members of the Society of Friends (Quakers); the house was completed in 1846 and destroyed by fire in 1905.
Mount Barker Caledonian Society Pipe Band
WALLAROO: Mount Barker Caledonian Society Pipe Band prior to competing at the Chamber of Commerce, Northern Yorke Peninsula Expo; Wallaroo Oval, 27 September 1970.