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Reverend Marshall Campbell
PORTRAIT: Rev. Marshall Campbell, the Smith of Dunesk Agent at Beltana in 1920-1921.
A railway cutting near Leigh Creek
BELTANA: A railway cutting, part of the incomplete Great Northern Railway. The 'tent hills' in the background are near Copley. The line was completed to Marree and then Oodnadatta and finally to Alice Springs. The location of this photograph is about 35km north of Beltana, about 3km north of present day Leigh Creek. [From information provided by Glenys Aird].
Puttapa Gap
BELTANA: General view of Puttapa Gap, near Beltana, looking south.
Photographs from northern South Australia
A selection from travel photographs taken by amateur photographer G.R. Oliver. Identified as from 'South Australia, Beltana, Marla and Port Pirie', they also include nearby localities such as Leigh Creek, Aroona, Port Pirie, Maree, Copley, William Creek, Coober Pedy and Andamooka.
A herd of goats by a fence
Photograph of a herd of goats standing by a wooden fence, with a girl standing to the side and dwellings within view behind, assumed to be at Beltana. Caption reads '"Kay's Goats"'.
Shipping at Port Adelaide
Shipping at Port Adelaide, 1871, with Section A. 'Beltana' on Fletcher's Slip and Section B. Ship 'Yatala', ship 'Orient' and brig 'William'.
Old Mount Deception Station
Ruins of the old Mount Deception Station near Beltana.
Beltana
General view from the East.
Beltana
General view looking West.
Government reservoir Beltana
Government reservoir.
Assembly Hall, Beltana
Assembly Hall.
Cyclist at Beltana
A male Cyclist thought to be Richard Harrison with the Cash Store in the distance.
Locomotive, Beltana
Narrow gauge locomotive with three railway staff working on the engine.
Flinders Ranges
Beltana, Flinders Ranges.
The Mitchell family
Members of the Mitchell family in their garden at Goodwood. L-R: Agnes; Mary; Norman; Clare; Robert, founder of the Smith of Dunesk Mission at Beltana; Annie, sitting in the foreground.
Presbyterian Church officials
PORTRAIT: Four Presbyterian Church officials photographed at Port Augusta in 1916. Left to right: Mr J. Holdsworth; Reverend R. Mitchell, founder of the Smith of Dunesk Mission at Beltana; Reverend George Anderson; Reverend H.E. Carey, Smith of Dunesk missioner.
Henry Bright, Captain of 'The Beltana'
SHIP COLLECTION: The Beltana; Captain: Henry Bright.
Railway workers on a steam engine
BELTANA: Railway workers standing on a steam engine near their camp on the Great Northern Railway project which was never completed. This project was known as the Port Augusta to Government Gums Railway, and was the first part of the schem that was at that time called variously the Transcontinental Railway or the Great Northern Railway. It reached Hergott Springs (Marree) and Oodnadatta while financed by the South Australian government. See the Adelaide Observer 27 May 1882 for an article on the Great Northern Railway.
Aroona Water near Beltana
AROONA WATER: General view of Aroona Water, near Beltana in the Flinders Ranges.
Railway Bridge at Puttapa Gap
One hundred and seventeenth of 155 photographs in an album. Railway bridge at Puttapa Gap between Beltana and Copley.
Flinders Ranges album: Mr. & Mrs. Henniker, Beltana
Mr. and Mrs. Henniker standing outside as small, corrugated iron-clad, home, with horses harnessed to a dray.
Album of view taken of Beltana and railway workers
Camel team 613 mile.
Album of view taken of Beltana and railway workers
Camel team 613 Mile Camp.
Album of view taken of Beltana and railway workers
Camel team 613 Mile Camp.
Gathering in the hay
Gatheing in the hay grown by Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Pfitzner at Beltana.
Shipping at Outer Harbor
The tugboat 'Euro' swinging an overseas passenger liner into port on arrival at Outer Harbor, South Australia. A researcher has suggested that the passenger vessel is the 'Beltana', built in 1912 by Caird & Co, Greenock, Scotland. He has provided the following information: 'Base Port: London Tonnage: 11120 gross Dimensions: length 515', breadth 63', draught 28' Motive Power: Quadruple expansion engines (9000 IHP) Screws: twin Service Speed: 14 knots Passenger decks: 3 Crew: 260 Passengers: 350 to 1100 third class Livery: Black hull, stone superstructure, black funnel and red boot topping refer - "Ships that Passed" by Scott Baty. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., reg. Greenock. 1914: Troopship for Indian & Australian troops. 1917: North Atlantic Troopship. 1919: Resumed Australian service. 1930 May: Toyo Hoyei KK to be converted to a whale factory ship, but laid up. 1933: Demolished in Japan.'
Miss Bridgett Darmody riding a camel side-saddle at Parachilna, near Beltana
Miss Bridgett Darmody riding a camel side-saddle at Parachilna, near Beltana; she later married William Rieken.
Shipping, Port Augusta, 27th September 1884
Shipping, Port Augusta 27th September 1884. Left panel: 'Thunderbolt', 'Jacobus Johannes', 'Duisdeer', 'Capella', 'Peri', 'Oaklands'. Right panel: 'Phillis'. 'Joliba', SS 'Investigator', SS 'Bengal', 'Prospero', 'Auckland', 'Beltana', 'City of Adelaide', 'Postboy'. [City of Adelaide = composite ship (later barque) 791 tons. ON50036, 176.8 x 33.2 x 18.8. Built 1864 (5). W. Pile and Co. Sunderland. Owners: Devitt and Moore, registered London. Usually employed in the South Australian trades and often loaded wool at Port Augusta. Became a Royal Naval hospital hulk, later an accommodation ship and was renamed Carrick from at least 1925. Given by the Royal Navy for use as a club ship by RNR and berthed in Scotland. See Ships of the Royal Navy, Vol. 1 JJ Colledge, David and Charles, 1969.]
Shipping, Port Augusta
Shipping, Port Augusta. Bow of 'Beltana', 'Joliba', 'Pakwan'.
Aroona Waters at Beltana
Photograph of a high sheer hill, taken from the bottom at a creek bed, with some trees in view at the front. Identified as 'Aroona Waters. Beltana'.