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Darwin

Darwin

Palmerston. View from Government Residence.

Darwin

Darwin

Palmerston. Garden.

Darwin

Darwin

Palmerston. The township.

Darwin

Darwin

Overland Telegraph construction camp and stables.

Darwin

Darwin

Mitchell Street, Palmerston showing a smart new house on one corner. This is constructed from timber with an iron roof. There is a wrap around verandah to keep out the sun.

Cemetery, Darwin

Cemetery, Darwin

Grave of John W. Ogilvie Bennett, and Richard Hazard, both members of Goyder's Survey Party. Goyder was sent by the government of South Australia to lay out street plans for a capital to be named Palmerston. Bennett was a draftsman and died from a spear attack and Richard Hazard was a cook who died from rheumatism

Darwin

Darwin

Party of people exploring the jungle near Darwin.

Darwin

Darwin

Paper bark trees at Peels Well.

Darwin

Darwin

Landing place, Port Darwin.

Darwin

Darwin

Road to Palmerston, Port Darwin.

Darwin

Darwin

Birdseye view from Palmerston Hill.

Darwin

Darwin

View of tents and both roads.

Darwin

Darwin

Doctor's Gully & crew of "Gulnare".

Darwin

Darwin

Signal Hill, road from the camp.

Darwin

Darwin

Panoramic view of Port Darwin.

Eden

Eden

Two viaducts under construction in the Mt. Lofty Ranges at Eden.

Eden

Eden

Aerial view of the Sleep's Hill Viaduct in the Adelaide Hills. Viaducts for the railway lines in the Adelaide Hills crossed two steep gullies and were manufactured by an American company. The viaducts were dismantled in June 1920. They were located between Lynton and Eden Hills in the Adelaide Hills.

Construction of the viaduct and tunnel, Eden

Construction of the viaduct and tunnel, Eden

Viaduct and tunnel on Hills railway to Nairne in course of construction. The concrete piles for the bridge supports can be seen dug into the hillside.

Dashwood Gully

Dashwood Gully

Homestead in Dashwood Gully.

Felixstow

Felixstow

Bridge over the River Torrens.

Gawler

Gawler

Panoramic view of Gawler showing formal gardens near the river. The bridge, mill chimneys and engineering works can be seen among the houses in the distance.

Gawler

Gawler

Intersection of Jacob and Reid Streets, the Todd Street Methodist Church is in the background. The house in foreground still existed in 1941 and unchanged except for the addition of a verandah along the northern frontage. A note written on the back of the photograph in 1969 states that the pine tree in the garden is now the highest tree in Gawler.

Gawler

Gawler

Decorated street scene on the occasion of the opening of the Gawler Town Hall, 20 November 1878. The grand opening caused much excitement in the town and the local shops were decorated for the occasion. This photograph shows an archway which had been created over Murray Street. The attached banners read "God Save the Queen" and "Welcome Sir Jervois". A crown made from light bulbs adorns the top of the banner and flags are flying on either side of the arch.

Gawler

Gawler

Decorated street for the opening of the Town Hall. Decorated street scene on the occasion of the opening of the Gawler Town Hall, 20 November 1878. The grand opening caused much excitement in the town and the local shops were decorated for the occasion. This photograph shows an archway which had been created over Murray Street. The attached banner reads "Advance Australia".

Gawler

Gawler

Decorated street for opening of Town Hall. Decorated street scene on the occasion of the opening of the Gawler Town Hall, 20 November 1878. The grand opening caused much excitement in the town and the local shops were decorated for the occasion. This photograph shows a bridge of garlands over Murray Street. The attached banner reads "A Loyal Greeting".

Gawler

Gawler

Decorated street for opening of the Town Hall shown in the background. Several tall poles covered in greenery have been erected in the main street.

Gawler

Gawler

Decorated street for the opening of the Town Hall. An arch over the road has been decorated with farming implements such as pitch forks, ploughs, rakes and brooms.

Gawler

Gawler

Albion Mills, horsedrawn wagons pulled up outside ready for unloading grain. The main part of the mill has a rounded roof over the the three storey building. A tall chimney stands nearby.

Gawler

Gawler

[General description] Oaklands is a rambling single storey stone homestead with wide verandahs, built c. 1860. Members of the Pile family (and their peacock) are grouped in the driveway. The tall man at the rear of the group may be John McKinley. The garden looks recently planted and carriage wheels have left marks in the gravel drive. [On back of photograph] ''Oaklands' / Residence of James Pile, Gawler East / (and Mr. John McKinley) / 1872-85 / For note on persons see B 5954 Gawler'.

Gawler

Gawler

[General description] This stone house was the residience of Thomas Fotheringham who was one of the founders of the Fotheringham Brothers Brewery at Gawler, later Kapunda. The house has a large basement and return verandah with decorative ironwork. A staircase leads from the front entrance to the lawn. Part of its large garden is seen in the foreground where the family dog is posing (near the bench). [On back of photograph] 'Gawler / Mr. Thomas Fotheringham's residence / 1872-86'.