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Punt at Port Augusta ferry steps
PORT AUGUSTA: The punt at Port Augusta ferry steps.
Punt at Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: The punt at Port Augusta propelled by a rowing boat carrying a Model T Ford motor car.
Members of the Port Augusta Hospital Committee and medical staff
PORT AUGUSTA: Group view of members of the Hospital Committee, medical and nursing staff. Back row, left to right: 1st: Bothwell, Sadler; 4th: Drysdale, Printer; 5th: Dr Schuter; 7th: Lecky, Blacksmith 8th: Holdworth, Town Clerk.
Train derailment near Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: A train derailment that occurred at Cudmore Hill between Port Augusta and Quorn, caused by a boiler exploding, 28th March 1914.
Train derailment near Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: A train derailment caused by a boiler explosion, it happened at Cudmore Hill between Port Augusta and Quorn.
Train derailment near Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: A train derailment caused by a boiler explosion, it happened at Cudmore Hill, between Port Augusta and Quorn, 25th March 1914.
J. Dunn's flour mill at Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: J. Dunn's flour mill on the wharf at Port Augusta, later damaged by fire.
Port Augusta Railway Station
PORT AUGUSTA: View of the old Port Augusta Railway Station. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgement for State Heritage Branch is required.
Train engine along side Port Augusta Railway Station
PORT AUGUSTA: Train engine along side Port Augusta Railway Station. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgement for State Heritage Branch is required.
Train tracks on the Port Augusta wharf
PORT AUGUSTA: Train tracks on the Port Augusta wharf. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgement for State Heritage Branch is required.
Railway turntable and roundhouse at Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: Turntable and roundhouse at Port Augusta Railway Station. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgment for State Heritage Branch required.
Five men outside a Port Augusta hotel
PORT AUGUSTA: Five men standing outside a hotel in Port Augusta. Left to right: W. Steer, J. Frigin, A.J. Roberts, R. Rumball and J. Baker.
Premises of Bignell and Young in Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: Premises of Bignell and Young, Tassie Street, Port Augusta.
Premises of Bignell and Young in Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: Premises of Bignell and Young, Tassie Street, Port Augusta.
Port Augusta Hotel
PORT AUGUSTA: The Port Augusta Hotel, licensee: A. Mackay.
Port Augusta Railway Station
PORT AUGUSTA: People waiting for a train at Port Augusta Railway Station.
Distant view of Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: Distant view of Port Augusta, South Australia.
Views of South Australia : Port Augusta
W. Thomas & Co bought this Port Augusta flour mill from the family of the builder, John Dunn Jnr. It was renovated, along with the wharf and reopened in 1901. See B 26364 for another view of this mill.
Camel scene, Port Augusta
A camel train with a rider on the back of the lead camel.
Young & Gordon's bonded store, Port Augusta
One of three vignettes of the premises of 'Young & Gordon, merchants and importers, shipping, customs and forwarding agents' - this shows their bonded store.
Commercial Road, Port Augusta
View along Commercial Road with the premises of Young & Gordon on the right.
General Cemetery, Port Augusta
View of a parkland area featuring an ornamental pond and a gazebo, identified as the 'General Cemetery'.
Port Augusta railway station
View along the platform of the Port Augusta railway station.
St. Augustine's Church
St. Augustine's Church, Church Street, Port Augusta.
Bus, Port Augusta
Bus crossing a bridge, Port Augusta, 1979.
Bill, Port Augusta
A young man, Bill, in school uniform at Port Augusta.
Port Augusta Nurses Home opening
Port Augusta Nurses Home on opening day, after the opening of it by Sir Lyell McEwin. The building is two stories high and has different flags hanging from the exterior.
SS 'Port Dennison' at Port Augusta
The steam ship SS 'Port Dennison' moored at Port Augusta.
Port Augusta
Port Augusta in approximately 1911. The main street (Commerical Street) is lined with shops and business's. A bullock team can be seen carrying wool to the port
Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph
[General description] This new single storey convent building is built of stone with red brick quoins and has the gabled roof fashionable it the time. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the "Observer", Nov. 26, 1927 / Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Port Augusta / Nov. 1927 / Opened Nov. 13, 1927 by Archbishop Spence' (Another hand) 'Architect Mr. J. Firmin Jenkins of Port Pirie / Contractor Mr. W.R. Thompson of Quorn'.