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Concrete Tower, Dry Creek
Concrete Tower at Burfords.
Sheep farm, Dry Creek
An illustrative advertisement of E. W. Pitts homestead surrounded with medals won, presumably for stock.
Railway transport: 620 class
Engine No.627 with passenger and goods carriages at Dry Creek.
Railway transport: 620 class
Passenger train at Dry Creek.
Railway transport: 700 class
Goods train at Dry Creek.
Railway transport: 710 class
Goods train at Dry Creek.
Railway transport: 720 class
Passenger train at Dry Creek, 10 February 1951.
Railway transport: 720 class
Passenger train (engine no.722) at Dry Creek, 10 February 1951.
Railway transport: 750 class
Passenger train at Dry Creek, 10 February 1951.
Railway transport: 750 class
Passenger train at Dry Creek, 10 February 1951.
Railway transport: Rx class
Engine at Dry Creek.
Dry creek bed
A dry creek bed with tree-lined banks at Dinny's Crossing.
Tourist party crossing dry creek bed
The Studebaker car being pushed across a dry creek bed at Mutual Junction Station. This was the worst sand encountered on the trip. Light tree boughs have been placed in the path of the car tyres for traction.
Men in a dry creek bed
Four men standing in a dry creek bed, with a plank in the middle distance acting as a bridge.
P.S. Kelvin's boiler being removed at Morgan for transport to Dry Creek
P.S. Kelvin's boiler being removed at Morgan for transport to Dry Creek on a flat top railway bogey truck. It had to be dragged up the steep river bank and hoisted onto the railway truck.
Premises of the new abattoirs near Dry Creek
Premises of the new abattoirs near Dry Creek later known as Gepps Cross (overhead view).
Dry Creek on the Glenelg River
Dry Creek on the Glenelg River showing picnicking groups and sheds; situated near the South Australia and Victorian border.
Explosives magazines, South Australia
Premises of the explosives magazines at Dry Creek with a sentry standing guard.
Explosives magazines, South Australia
Premises of the explosives magazines at Dry Creek, South Australia.
A Pass to enter the Dry Creek Magazine
A Special District Pass issued to Arthur Searcy to enable him to enter the Dry Creek Magazine in South Australia.
Brigadier-General Dean with a group of shooters
Brigadier-General George Dean, centre row, fourth from the right sitting with a group of rifle club shooters at the Dry Creek Butts; other names not known.
The premises of the abattoirs at Gepps Cross near Dry Creek
The premises of the abattoirs at Gepps Cross near Dry Creek.
Premises of the new abattoirs near Dry Creek
Premises of the new abattoirs near Dry Creek later known as Gepps Cross (overhead view).
Dry creek bed in the Flinders Ranges Region
Photograph of a stony area with a dry creek bed cutting through, with trees and a rocky cliff in view.
Tallacallana Creek
[General description] Eucalyptus trees growing along the banks of a partially dry creek bed. On the right a man holding his horse poses for the photographer. This species is also known by the name Coolibah. [On back of photograph] ''Box' of the water courses of the interior Eucalyptus microtheca. Specimens growing at Tallacallana Creek near Lake Harry. With the photographer's Compliments. Walter Gill Esq. / Conservator of Forests / 20-1-99'.
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.
Farm house at Langhorne Creek
'Raydon', home of the Borrett family at Langhorne Creek. In front of the house a man is feeding poultry. In the foreground is a small dam, with part of an old shed with straw roof at left. This house is adjacent to 'Kookaburra', one of the Potts residences. According to a researcher, the "small dam" in this photograph is actually part of the Bremer River, obviously very full! This section of the creek was, when the creek (the Bremer) was dry, a track leading from Borrett's house out to some of their paddocks.
Sketches by Babbage : Pernatty Creek
Babbage's expedition to Lake Torrens. Pernatty Creek, south-west of Lake Torrens [Lat. 31 Long. 137]. A creek bed (possibly dry) lined by trees and shrubs. (see PRG 404/19/3/5a for handwritten notes on Pernatty Creek).
Narrina creek
Black and white photograph taken in the Flinders Ranges of rocky, dry, tree lined creek bed. Inscription on verso: 'Where "Narrina" creek opens out onto "Wirrealpa" plain. Another channel like this further over. From bank to bank would be 300 yards at least. Jim working on boundry netting in channel. Taken looking towards Narrina hills'.
Willochra Creek
A dry Willochra Creek in the Fliders Ranges.