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Lord Tennyson, Governor of South Australia
Head and shoulders view of Lord Tennyson, Governor of South Australia 1899-1902.
A party of men by the Murray River
A party of men photographed by the Murray River in South Australia.
Rocky terrain, possibly a river bed in South Australia
Distant view of two women amongst rocks at the foot of an escarpment, possibly part of a river bed in South Australia.
A country road in South Australia
A horse drawn vehicle waiting on a country road in South Australia; exact location not known.
Distant view of Angaston, Barossa Valley
Distant view of Angaston, a small town in the Barossa Valley, South Australia.
Interior of the Chief Secretary's Council Room
The interior of the Chief Secretary's Council Room, South Australia; four men are sitting and standing near a large table, left to right: H. Blinman; T.W. Green; L.H. Sholl; A. Vaughan.
A South Australian beach
Distant view taken from the sea of a deserted South Australian beach; exact location not known.
Frenchman's Creek, the entrance to Victoria River
A river scene identified as being Frenchman's Creek at the entrance to Victoria River, Northern Territory.
Two women standing by a large rock
Two women standing by a large rock on a beach in South Australia.
Men stacking hay from a haycart
Men forking hay from a haycart on to a large covered stack.
Donkeys pulling a wagonload of household goods, BHP Broken Hill
A team of donkeys pulling a wagonload of household goods and furniture in Broken Hill, with the BHP smelter in view behind. McCullock to the right of smelter and Rasp shaft is left of smelter. Rasp shaft is historical as it is the first shaft BHP ever put into the ore body when discovered in 1883 by Charles Rasp [information from a researcher].
Rev. Charles Beaumont Howard
Rev. Charles Beaumont Howard, the first Colonial Chaplain of South Australia, a relief portrait in wax ca. 1838 by Theresa Walker (1807-1876).
A marine embankment at Outer Harbor
A marine embankment at Outer Harbor, South Australia.
Camels at Murat Bay
A line of camels waiting for loading at Murat Bay, South Australia.
Large rock formation
Distant view of a large rock formation; location not known.
Shipping at Outer Harbor, South Australia
Cargo ships docked at Outer Harbor wharf, South Australia.
Stalactite formation in a cave
Close view of stalactite formation in a South Australian cave; location not known, possibly at Naracoorte.
Part of the Murray River in South Australia
Part of the Murray River during a high tide in South Australia.
Cattle in South Australia
Cattle standing near water troughs on a property in South Australia.
School of Mines workshop, Adelaide
The interior of a large workshop at the School of Mines, Adelaide.
Laboratory at the School of Mines, Adelaide
Interior of a laboratory at the School of Mines, Adelaide.
Interior of a ship's cabin
The interior of sleeping quarters thought to be a ship's cabin fitted out with cupboards, electric fan and kettle, and fresh water.
House and garden in South Australia
A man and a woman with a small boy admire the extensive grounds of a stone house with a wrought iron verandah fence in South Australia.
The official flag of South Australia
A reproduction of the official flag of the State of South Australia.
The State badge of South Australia
A reproduction of the State badge of South Australia represented by a bird known as the piping shrike.
The public seal of South Australia
A reproduction of the public seal of South Australia.
The Assay Offices, School of Mines, Adelaide
Premises of the Assay Offices at the School of Mines and Industries, North Terrace, Adelaide.
A country town in South Australia
The main road through a country town in South Australia. According to a researcher, this location is Cavenagh Street, Palmerston.
Fastnet lighthouse, near Ireland
Fastnet lighthouse situated on rocks off the south of Ireland; the building has eight floors and a staff of four men.
Cornish granite used to construct Fastnet lighthouse
Men transferring grooved blocks of Cornish granite, which were used to construct the Fastnet lighthouse, from a quay to a waiting vessel.