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Royal Hotel, Terowie
[General description] Passengers are piled high on the Broken Hill coach which is drawn by a four horse team and watched by a small crowd of men and boys who have gathered to see it off. The Royal Hotel is a two storey stone building with a decorative iron lace balcony along its front. J.T. Winterbottom was the licensee at the time. [On back of photograph] 'Royal Hotel / Terowie, showing the coach about to leave for Broken Hill during the boom / 1884 / Copy of photo in possession of the Terowie Institute / Presented by Mr. H.O. Sexton'. John Wilson, author of the book 'Bob's Railway' has provided the following information: 'I had, some months ago visited Terowie and as there was only one two-storey hotel structure resembling the Royal Hotel, I assumed that it had changed its name to the Imperial Hotel, and made that comment in the caption of the book. A reader has drawn to my attention that the Royal Hotel and the Imperial Hotel were both built about the same time and were very similar in appearance. The Royal Hotel burned down in 1934.'
"Terowie Hotel", Terowie
"Terowie Hotel", Terowie was established in 1874 and at the time of this photograph the proprietor was W Eglington. An interesting group of men, horses and a cart stand outside this fabled establishment.
Public School Band, Terowie
TEROWIE: A group photograph of members of the Terowie Public School Band; all are in uniform dress of light shirts and dark skirts or shorts and soft slouch hats.
Cricket Club, Terowie
Terowie Cricket Club. No names are known.
Royal Hotel, Terowie
Royal Hotel at Terowie: gutted by fire in July 1934. Terowie is located in the mid north of South Australia and was founded by John A Mitchell who built a public house on the road to the Inkermann Mine. By 1880 the thriving town was serving as a transport hub.
Terowie Cricket club
Terowie cricket club.
Terowie Institute and Soldiers' Memorial
View of the Terowie Institute building, with the soldiers' memorial and Australian flag in front.
Imperial Hotel, Terowie
View of the Imperial Hotel, Terowie, which was operated by I. Schroeder.
Druids Lodge, Terowie
Members of the Druids Lodge, Terowie.
District Council, Terowie
Members of Terowie District Council: Back Row: H.C.Sims (Clerk); J.W.Hosking; W.Harding; W.B.Hill. Front Row: G.K.Jenkins (Chairman) ; J.D.Mitchell, H.W.Collins.
Terowie Basketball club
Terowie Basketball club.
Terowie Public School
Terowie Public School taken approximately in 1882. The name of the school master is Mr T. Moore. The photograph shows the teachers and the children standing outside the school. Terowie was an important railway town as it supported three different gauges. It stands 200 kilometres north of Adelaide.
Terowie Railway Station
Terowie railway station. Terowie was founded as a private venture by John A Mitchell who built a public house on the main road near the Inkermann Mine. The Railway Station was opened in 1880 when the line to Adelaide was completed. The Trans-Australian Railway opened in 1917 and business escalated until its closure in 1937 when the Adelaide to "Redhill line was extended to Port Pirie. Whilst changing trains at Terowie General MacArthur said "I came out of Bataan and I shall return".
J.F.Bruce's butcher shop, Terowie
A black and white photograph of J.F.Bruce [right] and his son Jack [centre] at the front of his butcher shop at Terowie.
Terowie Railway Station
View of the Terowie Railway Station, showing the sign and water tower in the background.
Terowie Railway Station
View of the Terowie Railway Station, with the plaque commemorating the visit of General McArthur in the foreground, and palm trees in the background.
Terowie Railway Station
View of buildings at Terowie Railway Station.
Terowie Railway Station
View of stone buildings at the Terowie Railway Station.
Railway station, Terowie
Railway station, Terowie, showing Transhippers at work.
Changing trains, Terowie
Passengers changing trains because of a wash away about 10 miles south of Terowie.
Changing trains, Terowie
Passengers changing trains because of a wash away about 10 miles south of Terowie.
Changing Trains, Terowie
Passengers changing trains because of a wash away about 10 miles south of Terowie.
Transhippers at Terowie
Back Row: ?, W. Phillips, - Williams, - Williams, A. Evans, Walter Burman (1881-1964). Middle Row: J. Tonkin, J. Lynch, C. Williams, C. McInerny, George Henry Burman (born 1855 in England, died 4 February 1933 in Terowie, SA), T. Fogarty, Known as German Jack, A. Smith. Front Row: ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, reclining in front - L. Waltke (contractor).
Terowie Hotel
Hotel - Proprietor Mrs. L.B. Hussey.
Public School, Terowie
Students from Terowie Public School, grades 4 & 5. Back row: Hugh Brook; Steve Steggall; Gordon Boyd; David Boyle; Jack Boyle; Clem Frost; Ron Blight; Les Besanko; Harold Raymond; Clarrie Ward; Ron Cullen. Second row: O.A. Witt (Head Teacher); Annie Purdey; Edna Nourse; Joyce Watt; Thelma Penno; Lil Hughes; Avis James; Alma Ward; Elva Winchester; Mavis Williams; Alma Crowhurst; Annie Raymond; Rita Clayton; Melvie Hales (Teacher). Third row: Marje Munday; Thora Fowles; Mary Boyd; Phillis Sneyd; Muriel Simpson; Amy Boyd; Ivy Hughes; Miss Yvonne Treolar (Teacher); - Frost; Merl Williams; Anna Sloan; ? ; Alice Brook; Dawn Taplin; Isdel Mundy. Front row: Ivan Reymond; Syd Fowles; - Taplin; Eric Norris; Alan Brook; Howard Purdy; - Baily; Bill Hill; Ern Brook; Jack Abbott; Jack Bowden; Cyril James. Reclining in front, Bob Giles.
St. Joseph's school, Terowie
St. Joseph's school pupils. Back row: Di Blythman; Rhonda Meers; Christine Stagbour; Kathryn Cockshell; Carol Kloss; Kathleen Mazar; Christine McInerney; Josephine McLean. Second row: Marlene Kloss; Roger Farrier; James Mulraney; Bernard Kloss; Paulo Riganese; Brian Keneflick; James Cockshell; Tony Riganese; Gordon Faulkner; Frank Verdini. Third row: Barry Bates; George Verdini; Michael Sullivan; Paul Mulraney; Robert Meers; Peter Mulraney; Christopher Kloss; Mark Redden; David Agars; John Mulraney. Fourth row: Louise Redden; Bernadette Mulraney; Moira Cockshell; Rosie Verdini; Rosemary Meers; Margaret Howard; Patricia Stagbour; Muriel Docherty; Mary Mulraney; Leonie Meers; Heather Keneflick; Moira Bates. Front row: Gerard Mahoney; Adrian Agard; Christopher Mulraney; Bernard Mahoney; Peter Adriaanse; Barry Cockshell; Frank Riganese.
Brass Band, Terowie
Terowie Brass Band.
Tea Party at Terowie
Tea party at Terowie. The names as recorded on the photograph are: Misses Poiser, Hunter, Hosking, Laura Allen, F.Allen, Theresa McGillick, Ceaser (the dog), Nance and Mary McGillick.
Pioneer Scholars of the School
Pioneer scholars of Terowie School.
Butcher outside his Terowie shop
TEROWIE: A butcher stands outside his shop at Terowie.