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Sunday school classes at Mogumber are conducted by Cottage Mothers and the older girls and boys
A printing block depicting Australian Aboriginal life at Mogumber mission in the mid-twentieth century. Printing block number 64-66.
Lined up, Point Pearce State School
A printing block, depicting Australian Aboriginal life at Point Pearce State School in the early and mid-twentieth century.
Rev D. J. Radke conducting part Hermannsburg Choir
A printing block, depicting Australian Aboriginal life at Hermannsburg in the mid-twentieth century.
Aboriginal men
POINT MCLEAY: Aboriginal men enjoying their newspapers at Point McLeay. Raukkan is an Aboriginal community situated on the south eastern shore of Lake Alexandrina in the locality of Narrung. Raukkan is regarded as the home and heartland of Ngarrindjeri country.
Aboriginal man Cubagee and David Lindsay
Studio portrait of Warramunga Aboriginal man Cubagee and David Lindsay. The caption written below the photograph reads 'Warranung (Dick) & Mr. D. Lindsay'. Cubagee was brought to Adelaide, South Australia from the Northern Territory by Lindsay's brother-in-law George Stuart Lindsay in 1886 or 1887. Cubagee died in Adelaide after surgery on a tumour in 1889. Lindsay gave his skeletal remains to the South Australian Museum where they displayed to the public well into the twentieth century.
Aboriginal warrior dressed in skins and carrying weapons
Aboriginal man posed to face the camera, dressed in skins, and carrying a bent weapon and a spear. Caption does not provide details of personal name but S.A. Museum has his name as 'Pelican'. Bent weapon is 'Mypundi', the other is 'Plongie'. Photograph probably by Captain Sweet, presumbably in Point McLeay area.
Work camps at Coober Pedy Aboriginal Reserve
A collection of photographs taken at volunteer 'work camps' at the Coober Pedy Aboriginal Reserve. There were two camps held, one in August 1961 and another in August 1962. The original prints appear to be from two different times, but there is no indication as to which images belong to which camp, and feature building activities, leisure time activities and children. To see individual images do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on PRG 1564/2.
Portrait of woman sitting
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting a woman sitting. Printing block number 210a.
Charles Perkins
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Charles Perkins. Printing block number 39-61.
Charles Perkins, Captain of Adelaide Croatia (soccer), receives Advertiser Cup
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Charles Perkins receiving the Advertiser Cup. Printing block number 55-66.
Sketch portrait of Rev. Lazarus Lami Lami
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Rev. Lazarus Lami Lami. Printing block number 56-66.
Portrait of Charles French
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Charles French. Printing block number 58-66.
Aerial view, Elcho island
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting the aerial view of Elcho island. Printing block number 76-66.
Aboriginal Hunting Party
Aboriginal hunting party with "King Charlie" in front at Alice Springs.
Aboriginal girls & fish catch
[General description] A group of Aboriginal girls wearing identical striped skirts and white shirts are posing with their fish baskets. Three of the girls are seated and the others are standing, carrying baskets on their heads. Fish are displayed on the ground next to some nets. [On back of photograph] 'Fishgirls song / Point McLeay / Probably 1900-09'.
Aboriginal Camp
An Aboriginal Camp at Point McLeay Mission Station.
Three Aboriginal women domestic workers
Three Aboriginal women domestic workers, one being a cook for a missionary, the Rev. Leak at Point McLeay Mission Station.
Aboriginal King Moonlight
Aboriginal King Moonlight. The Rose Series ; W. 9.
Group portrait of Aboriginal people at Point McLeay Mission
Group portrait, including mission staff and Aboriginal people, at Point McLeay Mission, taken outside a mission building. According to a researcher, this photograph was taken by a photographer named Mr. Freeman who visited Point McLeay in October 1878. Another researcher has provided this additional information: 'John Andrew Ophel is 3rd from left in 2nd from top row (standing next to George Taplin). John Ophel worked at the Mission from 1866 to 1885 as School Master, Preacher, Marriage Registrar, Postmaster and for a brief period Acting Superintendent.'
Group of Aboriginal people at Point McLeay Mission
Large group of Aboriginal people at Point McLeay Mission, with men standing at the back, and women and children with a few older men, seated in front, seen at a distance. Caption does not provide any identification of names of individuals.
Group portrait of Aboriginal people at Point McLeay
Group portrait of Aboriginal people at Point McLeay Mission, including children.
Aborigines playing cricket at Point McLeay
Aboriginals playing cricket at Point McLeay, the bowler about to deliver, batter at crease, against a backdrop of gum trees.
The Mission Station for Aborigines at Point McLeay
The Mission Station for Aborigines at Point McLeay established in 1859 by the Rev. G. Taplin.
Aboriginal men
Two Aboriginal men described in handwriting on verso as "Natives at Cooper's Creek Queensland Border". A researcher has provided the following information: 'There are two men standing in front of native dwellings. The old man on the right was known to all as 'old Baltie' and described as a member of the Innamincka tribe. He was a Yandruwandha man from Nappa Merrie station. A newspaper story and photo depicted him in 1915 leaning against the Dig Tree and stated he saw the explorers, Burke and Wills in 1861. He died approx 1921-23 on Nappa Merrie station when Ted Conrick was managing the station. Before he died he told a person his last wish was to be buried with his people on the traditional burial ground at Barioola waterhole, Cooper Creek. A digitised newspaper report found on Trove stated Baltie's dog had to be shot because it would not allow anyone to approach his body. He belonged to the Yandruwandha tribe' [as does the researcher.]
Portrait of Mark Wilson
A printing block, depicting Mark Wilson. Printing block number 54.
Portrait of Lionel Rose
A printing block, depicting Lionel Rose.
Portrait of Mr Joseph Wallace
A printing block, depicting Joseph Wallace.
Nunga Football Team
A printing block, depicting Nunga Football Team.
Arthur Wanganeen tackles Miller Rankine
A printing block, depicting rugby tackling.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Wulkini, at Oenpelli
Portrait of Wulkini, taken in Oenpelli during the American Australian Scientific Expedition to Arnhem Land.