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A.T. Woods
Portrait of A.T. Woods, surveyor on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
Joseph Middlemore Thomas
Portrait of Joseph Middlemore Thomas, surveyor on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
J.M. Lambell
Portrait of J.M. Lambell, accountant on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
J. Brooks
Portrait of J. Brooks, draughtsman on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
W. Brooking
Portrait of W. Brooking, cadet on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
J.W.O. Bennett
Portrait of J.W.O. Bennett, draughtsman on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
W. W. Hoare
Portrait of W.W. Hoare, doctor's assistant on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
R.R. Knuckey
Portrait of R.R. Knuckey, surveyor on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
W.W. Mills
Portrait of W.W. Mills, surveyor on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
S. King
Portrait of S. King, surveyor on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
C. Giles
Portrait of C. Giles, cadet on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
D.D. Daly
Portrait of D.D. (Dominick Daniel) Daly, surveyor on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
P.H. Burden
Portrait of P.H. Burden, cadet on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
W. Holland
Portrait of W. Holland, member of the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
E.M. Smith
Portrait of Edwin M. Smith, surveyor on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
C. N. Greene
Portrait of C. Newton Greene, cadet on the Northern Territory Survey Expedition.
Album relating to early South Australia and Northern Territory
Photographs, sketches and news clippings pasted onto loose album pages, relating to the early history of South Australia and the Northern Territory. Includes captioned photographs of the kangaroo hunting expedition near Lake Albert in November 1867 at which Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, was a guest. Other items in the albums include photographs and copies of sketches of Aboriginal people, and images of surveyors and land selectors in the Northern Territory. A number of unrelated clippings and images have been added to the album, possibly by Daly's children.
Alfred T. Woods
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Alfred Thomas Woods in severn eigths view. He is portrayed here as a relatively young man with wavy hair and a moustache. He was a surveyor on Goyder's Northern Territory Surveying Expedition 1868-1870.
Views of the Northern Territory of South Australia
An album of views from the Northern Territory. The first 16 photographs are by Paul Foelsche, while photographs on pages 27, 31-32, 34-36 are by Captain Samuel White Sweet, taken between 1868 and 1872. Pages 14, 15, 18, 19, 22-25 and 28-29 are missing and two small photographs on page 33 are by an unknown photographer. All prints are albumen silver photographs taken with wet plate glass negatives. It is possible the album was created by E.S. Wigg & Son in Adelaide (label inside front cover). They acted as agents for Sweet and continued to reproduce his images after his death. Sweet is believed to have taught Paul Foelsche the art of photography. [Information supplied by Karen McGee, University of Adelaide.] Most of the images in the album have already been accessioned under separate numbers, using alternate copies of the prints. Because of this, only those that are unique to the album are digitised here; to see the other images do a NUMBER search on B 4646, B 4652, B 4657, B 5040, B 5062, B 5780, B 5783 - B 5784, B 8752, B 9748 - B 9750, B 8762, B 10104, B 10106 - B 10108, B 10114, B 10118, B 10120, B 10123 - B 10124. See 'contents' for details of the unique images. A researcher has suggested that image 33A (Escape Cliffs) pre-dates the abandonment of Escape Cliffs in January 1867, and was likely taken in 1864 by Arthur Hamilton and Charles Hake, who had been involved in surveying and photography at Escape Cliffs, and, becoming disillusioned with the disastrous expedition, left on the 'Forlorn Hope' on 6 May 1865 with a box of camera apparatus.
Christopher Giles
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Christopher Giles senior. He has a trim beard and moustache and wears a jacket and cravat with pin. He arrived in the colony in 1849 with substantial assets and took up a run at Ketchowla (in the state's north east) with Mr. H. Boucaut. The enterprise eventually failed due to severe drought and he moved to Adelaide in 1864. His son Christopher junior, trained as a surveyor, was associated with the Goyder Expedition and the Overland Telegraph.