c. 1870, Photograph, B 27620
BLINMAN: A group of Aboriginal people at Patta Werta.
c. 1890, Photograph, B 30562
Panoramic view of Blinman.
1906, Photograph, B 31025
View from the south of Blinman.
c. 1930, Photograph, B 31027
The Blinman Mine.
c. 1900, Photograph, B 31032
Royal Mail Coach near Angorichina en route from Parachilna to Blinman.
c. 1900, Photograph, B 31033
Pug and Pine house on Main Street, Blinman.
c. 1900, Photograph, B 31034
William's store on Main Street, Blinman the family are grouped outside on the verandah.
1910, Photograph, B 31036
The Blinman School.
1900, Photograph, B 31043
Blinman townspeople starting out in horse wagons on a picnic from outside the Town Hall.
1946, Photograph, B 39089
Street scene at Blinman.
c. 1946, Photograph, B 42379
Four views of Blinman.
1907, Photograph, B 48109
Distant view of the township of Blinman.
c. 1907, Photograph, B 49155
Camel train carrying goods leaving south from Blinman.
MacPherson, C. W., c. 1943, Photograph, B 49219
Main Street of Blinman with the Police station in the foreground.
Suneson, M., 1967, Photograph, B 70842
Buildings at Blinman including the hotel and the Shell service station.
Mountford, Charles P., c. 1937, Photograph, PRG 1218/34/1706A
Graves of Cornish miners in the Blinman cemetery.
c. 1880, Photograph, B 19713
Robert Thomas Blinman (1810-1880) with his wife Hannah, nee Hunt and their son William (born 1847) and daughter Ellen Joan Jacobs Blinman (born 1854). Robert Blinman's wooden leg is visible.
c. 1897, Photograph, B 15257
Horse and carriage in the street of Blinman in 1897-8. Blinman was named after the shepherd, Robert Blinman ("Pegleg" due to a wooden leg) who discovered copper in the area. The subsequent mine and miners made the settlement into a thriving township. Surveyer Thomas Evans laid out 162 allotments and named the town Blinman
Canning, George, 1940, Photograph, PRG 1356/4/32
Dorrie Canning sitting on a stone at Memorial Hill, Blinman, with her dog "Tiger" beside her. In the background is the cairn built by Blinman school children to honour their fallen soldiers of 1914.
1920, Photograph, B 35368
Cairn erected by schoolchildren to commemorate WWI.
c. 1907, Photograph, B 49156
Mr. J. V. Whyte's camel in single harness outside J.E. Jones general store.
c. 1933, Photograph, B 56869
BLINMAN: Wool wagons, donkeys, and horses on the road near to Blinman.
c. 1908, Photograph, B 62503
BLINMAN: A young girl called Irene sitting on a camel resting by farm sheds at a property near Blinman.
c. 1908, Photograph, B 62505
BLINMAN: A group of Aboriginal and white men and women resting with their dogs under the shade of a tree at Blinman.
c. 1905, Photograph, B 31035
J. E. Jones' general store and saddler's shop.
1911, Photograph, B 31039
Goat cart loaded with wood.
1936, Photograph, B 40871
Carting wool at Wirrealpa Station. The International (or Thornycroft?) vehicle was used by Tom Kruse to carry the Birdsville mail. l-r Tom Edwards, Curly Kruse, Tom Kruse, Mr. Edwards and Max White.
1906, Photograph, B 45541
Donkey teams carting wool bales.
MacPherson, C. W., c. 1943, Photograph, B 49220
Tunnel into open cut mine - 5ft high, 65 yards long.
MacPherson, C. W., c. 1943, Photograph, B 49222
Open cut copper mine.