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View of Causeway from Granite Island
Photograph of the causeway at Victor Harbor, looking from a high point on Granite Island, with the mainland in view beyond. A couple with a pram can be seen walking across the causeway, with the horse drawn tram a little behind.
Car and motorbike
Large car and motorbike at Victor Harbor.
Views around Adelaide, Victor Harbor and Port Elliot
Photographs of Adelaide places, John Martin's pageant, Victor Harbor and Port Elliot.
Headstone of Wagner 'An Aboriginee'
Headstone 'In memoriam of Wagner an Aboriginee everybody's friend'.
Inman River flooding at Bruce Reserve
Inman River flooding at Bruce Reserve, off Almond Avenue at Victor Harbor. It shows the water level under the Anzac Bridge after storms.
Victor Harbor holiday
Friends of Marjorie Andrew in a car outside a petrol station, on a holiday in Victor Harbor, Easter 1940. Names include: Aggie, Neil Haslam, and Shiela. Original photograph: black and white print, 6.2 x 8.5 cm.
Ships at Victor Harbor
Produced from a glass plate negative (16.6 x 12 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features two ships moored at Victor Harbor; one is a three masted sailing ship, the other a combined steam and sail ship.
House at Adelaide Rd, Victor Harbor
External photograph of house with large balcony at Adelaide Rd, Victor Harbor, designed by architects D. Berry & Co.
House at Adelaide Rd, Victor Harbor
Internal photograph of house at Adelaide Rd, Victor Harbor, designed by architects D. Berry & Co. Caption reads "Lounge room with view to the ocean".
House at Adelaide Rd, Victor Harbor
Internal photograph of house at Adelaide Rd, Victor Harbor, designed by architects D. Berry & Co. Caption reads "Looking across living room to kitchenette".
House at Hayward St, Victor Harbor
External photograph of a house at 53 Hayward St, Victor Harbor, designed by architects Bruer & Co.
House at Hayward St, Victor Harbor
External photograph of a house at 53 Hayward St, Victor Harbor, designed by architects Bruer & Co.
House at Hayward St, Victor Harbor
External photograph of a house at 53 Hayward St, Victor Harbor, designed by architects Bruer & Co.
House at Hayward St, Victor Harbor
External photograph of a house believed to be at 53 Hayward St, Victor Harbor, designed by architects Bruer & Co.
House at Hayward St, Victor Harbor
Internal photograph of house at 53 Hayward St, Victor Harbor, including view from kitchen to lounge room with fireplace. Designed by architects Bruer & Co.
Plan of house at Hayward St, Victor Harbor
Floor plan of house believed to be at 53 Hayward St, Victor Harbor, designed by architects Bruer & Co.
Old Wesleyan Church
[General description] This small churchis built from stone with red brick quoins and has a slate roof. [On back of photograph] 'Old Wesleyan Church (now Methodist) at Victor Harbor / Photo Sladden, Victor Harbour / September 1931 / Demolished in November 1931 / Foundation stone laid in 1865 (See Victor Harbour times, November 27th, 1931, p. 27' (Another hand) 'With compliments from C.J.S. Harding, Port Eliot'.
Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, Victor Harbour
Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, Victor Harbour.
South Australian Harbor's Board maritime dredge at anchor off Victor Harbor
The South Australian Harbor's Board maritime dredge at anchor off Victor Harbor.
Victor Harbor
Produced from a glass plate negative (16.6 x 12 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features a view of harbor at Victor Harbor, with the beach in the foreground.
Imperial Guest House
The Imperial Guest House, Crozier Road Victor Harbor.
Series 023: Aerial views of reservoirs, River Murray, and the southern Fleurieu Peninsula
Aerial views around the Fleurieu Peninsula, including The Bluff at Victor Harbor, the River Murray, and Happy Valley Reservoir.
"Tabernacle", Encounter Bay
The "Tabernacle" at Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor marking the site of the "Tabernacle" situated near or in the old cemetery on the way from Victor Harbor to the Bluff. The inscription reads "This stone marks the site of The Tabernacle, the first Congregational Church in the Southern District. Founded in 1846 by The Rev. RW Newland. The Pioneer Pastor of the South".
Victor Harbor ships
[General description] A post and rails fence follows the sweep of the road in the foreground of this view of ships in Victor Harbor. The Harbour Masters house and Customs Officer's dwelling is on the left with moored shipping seen centre to right. It is difficult to see much of the ships in this grainy photograph. [On back of photograph] 'Victor Harbor / December 1879 / Ships in harbour from left: 'Glen Osmond' loading wool (top of masts only showing above the Harbour Master's House / 'Atma' unloading screw piles for the new jetty / 'Garnett' loading wool / 'Queen of the South' smaller vessel alongside 'Garnett' / 'Barge John Robb' on the beach used in breakwater construction'
Rumblelow Cottage
Kitchen in the restored Rumblelow Cottage, Victor Harbor. The Rumbelow family arrived in Port Adelaide in 1854 aboard the "Bomanjee". The family started a long relationship with fishing and the boating life and became one of the chief institutions of Encounter Bay. The Rumbelow family residence in Franklin Parade was called "Yilki".
T. Higgins store
T. Higgins store at Victor Harbor. Two ladies with two small children stand outside the store
Victor Harbor
View of Victor Harbor showing the causeway leading to Granite Island and buildings in the town. The horse drawn railway was extended along the Causeway to Granite Island in the mid 1860s to service large American and European clippers. Bales of wool were paddled down the Murray, freighted to Victor Harbor then shipped to the world.
Hindmarsh River railway bridge
Train travelling over bridge at Victor Harbor. According to a researcher, the bridge is highly regarded by the Institute of Engineers as it was designed and constructed by Monash's South Australian Reinforced Concrete Co and is still serviceable over one hundred years later.
Lodge Procession
Lodge Procession at Victor Harbor.
Watson's Bridge
Watson's Bridge, Victor Harbor showing the first train to cross.