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Port Willunga
Port Willunga. One of four photographs which completes a panoramic view.
Port Willunga
Port Willunga. One of four photographs which completes a panoramic view.
Port Willunga
Port Willunga. One of four photographs which completes a panoramic view. [It is possible that the wood used for the dwelling may have come from the 'Star Of Greece' see G.H. Manning's 'The Tragic Shore' (page 13).]
Cross Roads at Willunga
Cross roads at Willunga, looking south. A two storey house stands on one corner of the cross roads and an inn on the other. Three young lads stand in the middle of the muddy road.
Alma Hotel, Willunga
Alma Hotel, Willunga : opened 18 September 1886. William Toll first licensee.
The Waye family of Willunga
The Waye family of Willunga. According to a researcher the Waye family consisted of parents Thomas and Susan (nee Sibly) and their twelve children. Back row: Marcena George, John Henry, Adelena Sibly, Hendrick Stanbury, Elsamena, James Oliver, Emma Maria and Libby Sibly. Centre row: Alice Susan, parents Thomas and Susan and William Thomas. Sitting on ground: Avis Annie and Violet Mary May.
Willunga Post Office
Post Office.
Opening Ceremony, Willunga
Oval Pavilion Opening Day.
Circus-train in High Street
Circus-train in High Street, Willunga.
Mortons Bridge, Willunga
Mortons Bridge.
Residence at Willunga
"Meverley" home in St. Andrews Terrace, Willunga.
Buckland House School
Buckland House School - Bassett's Girls' School - Principal Mrs. Mary Bassett.
Willunga Post Office
The Post Office.
Alma Hotel
Alma Hotel.
G. Sara, Builder, Willunga
G. Sara, Builder - view of shop.
Oddfellows Hall, Willunga
Oddfellows Hall, Willunga.
"Gaffneys", Willunga
A dwelling described as "Gaffneys".
Railway Line at Willunga
Working on constructing the Willunga Railway Line.
Railway Line, Willunga
Men working on constructing the Willunga Railway Line.
Railway Line, Willunga
Men working on constructing the Willunga Railway Line at Pedlar's Creek.
Railway Line, Willunga
Men working on constructing the Willunga Railway Line at Pedlar's Creek.
Railway Line, Willunga
Working on constructing the Willunga Railway Line.
Railway Line, Willunga
Opening of the Willunga Railway Line on the 21 January 1915.
Railway Line, Willunga
Opening of the Willunga Railway Line on 21 January 1915. The ribbon was held by Mr. Gordon Richards and Mr. R. Atkinson.
General view of Port Willunga
PORT WILLUNGA: A general view showing the two-storey Alton Guest House in the centre and the Butterworth's storeroom on the right.
St Stephen's Church of England at Willunga
WILLUNGA: St. Stephen's Church of England, the original church, built in 1848 on the Aldinga Road.
St Joseph's Church, Willunga
WILLUNGA: St. Joseph's Church in 1907.
'Oddfellows Hall', Willunga
WILLUNGA: The opening ceremony of the 'Oddfellows Hall'. A branch of the Manchester Unity, Oddfellows Lodge was formed in 1856. In about 1913 a fire destroyed all but the walls of the building and also destroyed the Lodge records.
Dowty's Store, Willunga
WILLUNGA: This view of Dowty's Store shows the owner, Mrs. Henrietta Dowty, standing near the front door. The store is situated on the Aldinga Road.
St. Stephen's Church of England, Willunga
WILLUNGA: A view of St. Stephen's Church of England. The church was completed in 1884. The land on which it was built was purchased from Captain T. Atkinson at a cost of $60.