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Wagon load of wool, Clare
Horse drawn wagon loaded with wool from property of J. H. Angus of 'Hill River'.
Showground, Clare
Showground parking lot with horsedrawn buggies and carts. Copy of postcard.
Brewery, Clare
A horse drawn wagon outside the rear of the local brewery, now the Ènterprise' winery.
Presbyterian Manse, Clare
Presbyterian Manse with the Minister standing out the front.
Reaping, Hill River
Reaping operations at C.B. Fisher's Hill River Estate by horsedrawn harvesters. Hill River Estate was two miles east of Clare in the country of Stanley - Area 60,000 acres. The photograph shows dozens of horsedrawn reaping machines as far as the eye can see. Where the crops are high only the top of the horses and machines can be seen.
Loading wool, Hill River
Loading wool, onto horsedrawn wagons from the Woolshed on Hill River Estate which is near Clare on the upper reaches of Hill River, named after explorer John Hill. Hill River Estate was one of the great pastoral properties in South Australia in the 1800's. It was owned by CB Fisher and later John Angas and held records for the production of wool and sheep.
Clare Road Cemetery, Kapunda
Entrance gates to the Clare Road Cemetery at Kapunda.
Clare Float, Centenary Year
Clare float during a Centenary year pageant, 18 September 1936. It received an Honorable Mention.
C. H. Bagot's Home, Ireland
The home of S.A. pioneer Charles Harvey Bagot in Bindon Street, Ennis, County Clare, Ireland.
Floral Pageant
Town of Clare float at the floral pageant.
Wytton St. Clare Morro
PORTRAIT: Wytton Morro, commercial artist of Goodwood Park.
Clare Road, Kapunda
Clare Road, Kapunda, looking west. Council Chamber on right.
Hotel, Clare
Bentleys Hotel, Clare.
Hotel, Clare
Bentleys Hotel, Clare with a group of men outside.
Clare
Clare. Lady sitting on a rug.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Donneybrook
Donneybrook near Clare showing a footbridge over a creek.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Sultanas
Sultanas on vine at Clare.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Grape picking
Grape picking at Clare.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Drying currants
Drying currants at Clare. Rows of trays of currents, workers and a horse and cart can be seen.
Album of photographs depicting country leisure and work activities
A collection of 430 personal photographs, mounted in an album, originating in the Mid-North country area (possibly the Yacka district), and depicting leisure and work activities in the 1920s. Also includes photographs of buildings in Clare, Koolunga, Sevenhill, including St Aloysius Catholic Church, Redhill, Mount Gambier, Port MacDonnell, Cape Northumberland, Melrose, Port Broughton, Fisherman's Bay, Victor Harbor, Port Elliot and many unidentified country scenes and people. To view individual photographs do a NUMBER search on B 47072/1-430.
Bungaree, near Clare in 1857
Bungaree Station, near Clare, showing the homestead. This photograph of a drawing has been cut from a magazine and the caption reads 'From a sepia drawing in the posession of Mr. W. L. Beare, of Glenelg'.
Clare Valley
A view of Queltaler Estate in the Clare Valley, taken 2 June 2001.
Studio photograph of a young man and lady
Photograph of a smiling young lady and man, who are twins Patrick Joseph Burchard and Clare Frances Burchard of Tantanoola, S.A, taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1949. They were born on 1 February 1930.
'Near Clare'
A tree lined track in wooded land near Clare in South Australia. Fences, bushes and sheds are visible.
Members of the Bungaree cricket team
Studio view of members of the Clare cricket team, premiers of the Stanley Cricket Association in season 1913-14 with the trophy, the Bungaree Shield. [Standing l to r] W Coward, E Kelly, TE Clark, F Bond, L Hill, F Pryor, F Ellery, A Bray [seated l to r] B Ellery, EL Bowley (captain), J Pellew (president), T Clark (umpire), A Bowley.
Merino sheep at Farrell Flat, near Clare
A small group of merino sheep bred at Farrell Flat, near Clare in South Australia.
Hill River Station near Clare, South Australia
A stockman working with grazing cattle at Hill River Station near Clare in South Australia; the farmhouse and outbuildings are in the distance.
Louis Victorsen of Clare with his family
Louis Victorsen, a well known identity from Clare with his large family of seven boys and three girls, sitting on the entrance steps to their house. Back Row: Louis the father 1849-1913, Emanuel (Danny) 1878-1967, Theodora (Dora) 1888-1947, Edwin Phillip 1884-1910, Louis Charles (Charles) 1880-1955, Julius 1875-1957, Gladys 1892-1912. Front Row: Frederick 1891-1985, Talbot George (George) 1886-1966, Celia Kate (Cissie) 1877-1955, Albert 1882-1961.
Equipment operators for Ostoja production
Technical support people from Adelaide University for an Ostoja-Kotkowski production. L-r: Peter Clare, Ray Stimburys, Grazyna Sobolewski, Brenton Rasheed. Date is unknown.
Hoffmann photographs, box 13, Penwortham.
Part of a collection of glass plate negatives which have been transferred from the National Trust of South Australia, Victor Harbor Branch. The images comprise a property with fruit trees and the surrounding landscape. Includes people at the property and various portraits. The negatives were originally from Charles Hoffmann [assumed to be Hoffmann Photographics, Victor Harbor]. Imperial plates.