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Paintings by W.A Cawthorne
Papers of W.A. Cawthorne, 1825-1897, including original sketches of Aboriginal implements, Johannes Menge, Rev. John Chapman, Holy Trinity Church, Port Lincoln, Port Pirie, Stansbury and Mount Breckan.
Rowing contest between French and South Australian seamen
Close view of two rowing crews in a contest at Outer Harbor between visiting French seamen from the cruiser 'Victor Hugo' and South Australian naval officers.
Salopian Hotel, McLaren Vale
Salopian Hotel, McLaren Vale, corner of Victor Harbour Road and Bethany Roads. The site is the corner of Victor Harbor Road and Bethany Road approximately 1 mile south of McLaren Vale Post Office. The Salopian Hotel was also known as Gumprs. J Gumprs was the proprietor from 1851-1853, 1856-1858. This hotel was possibly the Old Salopian and later Volunteers in 1860. The photograph shows a family outside a stone and brick building
Australasian Views album 1
1 of 2 ALBUMS: inscribed 'Australasian Views', comprising 165 early images of Adelaide, South Australia, and New Zealand. The photos of New Zealand (photos 147-165) are by Burton Brothers, Dunedin, and have not been digitised. Square brackets denote added information.
Photographs of river shipping and places
Photographs from Harry Godson's collection which had been given his catalogue numbers but were not included in earlier digitised series 1-4. His numbers are included in caption details. Among the collection are photographs from the PS 'Marion' on its last trip from Berri to Mannum in June 1963 before being handed over to Mannum National Trust (images 32-63). Most images undated. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details.
South Australian views
Collection of views from around South Australia, taken by an unknown photographer (some are by Sweet). Some are duplicated in the collection under other numbers. See 'contents' for details of items.
Papers of Collins and Murdoch Family
Records comprising correspondence, papers, photographs, cards, war records and correspondence, ephemera and travel documents belonging to members of the Collins and Murdoch families, across generations. Records mostly relate to Enoch Henry Murdoch and his daughter Daphne Murdoch and Frederick William (F.W.) Collins including diaries and his World War I correspondence.
Postcards received by Annie Beattie
A collection of postcards received over approximately ten years by Miss Annie Beattie, together a smaller number received by her younger sister, Emmie. The earlier ones to both sisters (approximately 1906-1910) are addressed to 'Dunn Street, Lower North Adelaide' [the family home]; during the same period a few are addressed 'c/- Jas. Marshall & Co. Rundle Street, City' [Jas. Marshall & Co. ran a drapers. importers & general furnishers' business at 24-34 Rundle Street]. There are a number addressed to Annie 'c/- Mrs Bowman, "Poltalloch", via Milang' (ca.1907); others are addressed 'Martindale Hall, Mintaro' (ca.1908-1909). By 1911 Annie appears to have returned to Adelaide. A final postcard is written by 'E.B.' [Emmie Beattie] to Miss Eva Decre. The postcards feature various views of Adelaide and surrounds, together with cards from Mount Gambier, Port Victor / Victor Harbor, Mildura, Kapunda, Wallaroo, Port Lincoln and Quorn. [Selected images on the postcards have been digitised and may be viewed online.]
At 'Snugharbor'
Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce on the verandah of a brick and stone-fronted house called 'Snug Harbor', which was possibly at Victor Harbor. Their dog Teddy, seated on a wicker chair, and her two puppies are also present.
At 'Snugharbor'
Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce seated on the verandah of a brick and stone-fronted house called Snug Harbor, which was possibly at Victor Harbor. Their dog Teddy, sitting up on rear legs, is also present.
Photographs of places in South Australia
Colour slides depicting scenes around Adelaide and South Australia. Views include shipping at Port Adelaide, planes at Adelaide Airport, locations in the Adelaide Hills, the Fleurieu Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula, and in the Adelaide CBD.
School, Currency Creek
The school at Currency Creek.
First South Australian tramway
A horse-drawn tram on the Goolwa to Port Elliot railway line. Identified as the 'first South Australian tramway', this line was opened in 1854, with horses used to pull the trams until the introduction of steam engines in 1884. The line was extended to Victor Harbor in 1864 and continues to operate as a light rail link known as the Cockle Train.
Causeway, Granite Island
View from Granite Island of the causeway connecting it to Victor Harbor.
Causeway to Granite Island
View of Granite Island taken from the causeway, showing the tracks for the horse tram.
Granite Island
General view of Granite Island at Victor Harbor during the building of the causeway. Horses and bullocks can be seen helping the construction of the two jetties. The photograph is in two parts showing an elongated view of the island and the jetties.
Granite Island
General view of Granite Island at Victor Harbor during the building of the causeway. Horses and bullocks can be seen helping the construction of the two jetties. The photograph is in two parts showing an elongated view of the island and the jetties.
Granite Island
Granite Island and horse tram.
Granite Island
Granite Island, and the horse tram crossing the causeway.
Tram Terminus, Granite Island
The Tram Terminus on Granite Island.
Granite Island
Distant view of Victor Harbor from Granite Island.
Granite Island
Distant view of Victor Harbor from Granite Island.
Granite Island
Distant view of Victor Harbor from Granite Island.
Granite Island
Distant view of Victor Harbor from Granite Island.
Granite Island
Looking towards Victor Harbor from Granite Island.
Granite Island
Looking from the breakwater on Granite Island towards Victor Harbor.
Granite Island
The Horse Tram at Granite Island.
Waterfalls, Hindmarsh Valley
Falls near Victor Harbor.
Mt. Barker Railway Station
Inspecting the roses in the gardens outside the Railway Station. The Mount Barker Railway Station was opened in 1883 and was built of Aldgate freestone. It housed the stationmaster and a ticketing office. It was a station on the Victor Harbor line. The photograph shows the extensive rose gardens adjacent to the station.
Railway Station, Mt. Barker
Steam locomotive at the Railway Station. A carriage of livestock can be seen behind the engine and tender. The Mount Barker Railway Station was opened in 1883 and was built of Aldgate freestone. It housed the stationmaster and a ticketing office. It was a station on the Victor Harbor line.