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J. Hill's Willunga Coach
J. Hill & Co. Willunga coach taking on passengers and luggage outside the Windsor Castle Hotel, Franklin Street.
Mr. John Snoswell
PORTRAIT: Mr John Snoswell who was the owner of the original Bush Inn, at Willunga, in 1845-1846.
Australian Slate Quarries
WILLUNGA: From Volume One of an album. A very early view of the Bangor Slate Quarries more commonly known as the Australian Slate Quarries. A slate cutting machine can be seen on the immediate left of the shed. The shed apparently contained more machines as the square holes in the wall were generally used for disposal of the off cuts [copy of B 24135].
W. J. Dark's Electric Merrie Monarch
WILLUNGA: W.J. Dark's Electric Merrie Monarch a travelling amusement show. The roof can be seen of Matthew Goode's store above the wagons.
'Youlton' homestead
WILLUNGA: "Youlton" homestead at Beltinga Gully [copy of B 24155].
White's Gully Flour Mill
ALDINGA: This flour mill was built in about 1844 at what was known as White's Gully; flour was transported to Port Willunga, by bullock dray for export.
Martin's Slate Quarry
WILLUNGA: A view of the workers at Martin's Slate Quarry. Mr. Thomas Martin, the man in the frock coat, was the owner. Whilst abroad Mr. Martin purchased the first machine devised for cutting and hole punching of roofing slates [copy of B 24133].
Gill Hunt an early South Australian photographer
PORTRAIT: Gill Hunt, a photographer who produced many early photographs of Willunga.
Demonstration of splitting slate for roofing
WILLUNGA: Bill Meverley and Jack Kernick demonstrate the splitting of slate for roofing. They used a wooden mallet which lessened the shattering effect of hammering. The view was taken on the Official Opening Day of the Australian Slate Quarries Following a 18,000 pound upgrade.
General view of Beltunga Gully
WILLUNGA: A general view of Beltunga Gully, taken from the eastern end looking west.
Thomas Noye
PORTRAIT: Mr Thomas Noye who was the first teacher at Willunga Public School, 12 November 1920.
Mrs John Allen
PORTRAIT: Mrs. John Allen of Waverly Park, Willunga.
The last daylight steam train from Willunga to Adelaide
NOARLUNGA: The 25 year old engine, "The Duchess of Gloucester", steams out of Noarlunga hauling the last daylight steam train on the return trip from Willunga to Adelaide, Sunday 27th April 1969.
A swing bridge possibly near Willunga
GENERAL: A swing bridge, location unknown but possibly near Willunga.
Motorcycles
One hundred and forty-sixth of 155 photographs in an album. Four motorcycles and sidecars at Port Willunga. Easter 1925.
Cemetery north of Willunga
This cemetery is situated north of the town of Willunga near Adelaide in SA, 29 October 2000.
Cemetery north of Willunga
Showing in the foreground a section of a cemetery that is situated north of the town of Willunga near Adelaide in SA, 29 October 2000.
Cemetery north of Willunga
Showing a section of a cemetery that is situated north of the town of Willunga near Adelaide in SA, 29 October 2000.
Classic Car Rally near Willunga
A view of the road near Willunga (with no cars), taken during the Classic Car rally, 29 October 2000.
Adelaide Classic Car Rally near Willunga
Pace car coming down Willunga Hill with on-lookers lined above the road on the right, taken during Adelaide Classic Car Rally, 29 October 2000.
Adelaide Classic Car Rally near Willunga
A Ford GTS coming down Willunga Hill with on-lookers lined above the road in the distance on the right, taken during Adelaide Classic Car Rally, 29 October 2000.
Adelaide Classic Car Rally near Willunga
A red Cobra coming down Willunga Hill with on-lookers lined above the road in the distance, on the right, taken during Adelaide Classic Car Rally, 29 October 2000.
Panoramic view from Willunga Hill
A panoramic view taken from Willunga Hill look-out, during Adelaide Classic Car Rally, 29 October 2000.
Willunga
Tea rooms, petrol bowser and weighbridge just off the main road at Willunga in South Australia.
Port Willunga
A view of the beach at Port Willunga looking through a cutting in the cliff towards the jetty.
Tommy, an Aboriginal tracker with a policeman at Willunga
Head and shoulders view of an Aboriginal police tracker called Tommy watching an event at Willunga with another police officer.
Railway line to Willunga near Noarlunga, South Australia
Part of the new railway line to Willunga near Noarlunga, South Australia.
Children arriving at Brighton for a picnic outing
Children assembled at Brighton railway station after their arrival by train from Willunga for a picnic outing, many are carrying Union Jack flags.
Construction of the Willunga railway, South Australia
Workmen digging a cutting as part of the railway to Willunga, South Australia; a steam driven crane excavator is being used to remove the rock rubble to horse drawn rail carts.
Construction of the Willunga railway, South Australia
A steam-digger and men at work on the construction of the new Willunga railway, South Australia; horse-drawn rail carts are used to remove the rubble.