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Flinders Ranges album: Farina waterhole
Two men standing beside the Farina waterhole (originally 'Gums waterhole').
Flinders Ranges album: Rainmakers, Farina
A group of Aboriginal men, identified as 'rainmakers at Farina'.
Residents at Farina
Alf and Mary Bowman photographed outside a house at Farina.
The Exchange Hotel at Farina
The Exchange Hotel at Farina, when Frederick J. Rodley was the publican (1921-1922).
John Patterson at Farina
John Archibald Patterson seated in a buggy pulled by two camels, 'Spud' and 'Nuggett', with the front of a car on the left. Patterson was the publican of the Exchange Hotel in Farina which can be seen in the background.
'Witchelina' Station
Head Station House at 'Witchelina', Farina. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/26.
Camp near Farina
Watercolour painting of a number of tents on a plain, identified as 'Near Farina Oct 4th 1883'.
Camel train
Camel train, with wool from Nappamerry being unloaded at the Railway Station.
Tinga Tingana Homestead
Four women, one holding a small child, standing in front of the old Tinga Tingana homestead on the Strzelecki Track. This was John Archibald Patterson's home before he moved to Farina to take over the Farina Hotel. From left: John Patterson's daughter-in-law, Evelyn Patterson with baby Evelyn, his sister Sarah Patterson, and his daughters Alice and Catherine Patterson.
Men pushing a car outside a country hotel
Distant view of men pushing a car outside a country hotel in South Australia, possibly the Exchange Hotel in Farina.
Yudnapinna to Farina Mail
Yudnapinna to Farina Mail.
Flinders Ranges
Farina, Flinders Ranges.
Sydney Phillips, schoolteacher
Sydney Phillips, schoolteacher at Farina and Beltana, photographed riding his horse Pipe.
John Patterson and friends
John Archibald Patterson (centre) with two other men, probably at Farina.
George and Pat Russell at the Farina races
Copied from a Crombie family album, this image shows George and Pat Russell at a Farina Race Meeting.
Group at the Farina races
Copied from a Crombie family album, this image shows a group of people, at the Farina races. Mrs E.H. Russell is on the far left, Pat Russell third from left and Phil Gourley second from right.
Pichi Richi railway
Pichi Richi railway bridge near Quorn, with two men in foreground. Taken on Sweet's trip on the Great Northern Railway from Adelaide to Farina. Two men with beards are in the foreground, marked 'Sweet Adelaide 422'.
Views of South Australia
Album of views by Capt. Sweet of South Australia including Adelaide, North Adelaide, Glenelg, Port Adelaide, Norton Summit, Clarendon, Farina and the Botanic Gardens. See 'contents' for more details.
Photograph album of Far North South Australian stations and homesteads
Album of photographs taken during a Department of Lands survey of stations and homesteads in the far north of South Australia, in approximately 1938. See below for details.
Temporary Causeway
Temporary causeway built for 32,000 sheep to cross a flooded Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna for rail transport from Farina. The drover is stated to have been Stuart Field, and the sheep those of Sidney Kidman. Notes on the back of the photograph state "Causeway built across Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna, over which 32,000 sheep were crossed for railing at Farina. The causeway was a method of getting sheep across a swollen river. The drover is stated to have been Stuart Field, and the sheep those of Sidney Kidman. 32,000 sheep were taken across in a week or two. Causeway was 140 yards long. A flat bottom boat from Kopperamanna Mission Station was used to assist in its construction"
Temporary Causeway
Temporary causeway built for sheep to cross a flooded Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna for transporting by rail from Farina. 32,000 crossed in this way, their drover is said to have been Stuart Field and the owner Sidney Kidman. Notes on the back of the photograph state "Causeway built across Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna, over which 32,000 sheep were crossed for railing at Farina. The causeway was a method of getting sheep across a swollen river. The drover is stated to have been Stuart Field, and the sheep those of Sidney Kidman. 32,000 sheep were taken across in a week or two. Causeway was 140 yards long. A flat bottom boat from Kopperamanna Mission Station was used to assist in its construction"
Temporary Causeway
Temporary causeway built for sheep to cross a flooded Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna for boarding rail transport at Farina. 32,000 crossed in this way, their drover is said to have been Stuart Field, their owner Sidney Kidman. Notes on the back of the photograph state "Causeway built across Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna, over which 32,000 sheep were crossed for railing at Farina. The causeway was a method of getting sheep across a swollen river. The drover is stated to have been Stuart Field, and the sheep those of Sidney Kidman. 32,000 sheep were taken across in a week or two. Causeway was 140 yards long. A flat bottom boat from Kopperamanna Mission Station was used to assist in its construction"
Temporary Causeway
Temporary causeway built for sheep to cross a flooded Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna in order to board rail transport from Farina. 32,000 crossed in this way; their Drover is said to have been Stuart Field, the owner Sidney Kidman. Notes on the back of the photograph state "Causeway built across Cooper Creek near Kopperamanna, over which 32,000 sheep were crossed for railing at Farina. The causeway was a method of getting sheep across a swollen river. The drover is stated to have been Stuart Field, and the sheep those of Sidney Kidman. 32,000 sheep were taken across in a week or two. Causeway was 140 yards long. A flat bottom boat from Kopperamanna Mission Station was used to assist in its construction". Another note states" when S. Kidman purchased Carandotta (Queensland) in 1903 and converted from sheep to cattle"
Beltana Station to Lake Gregory
A collection of photographs taken on Beltana Station, Mount Lyndhurst Station, Murnpeowie Station and at Lake Gregory in South Australia's north. Items 1- 8 are at Beltana; items 9- 18 are at Mount Lyndhurst Station; remainder are at Murnpeowie Station and Lake Gregory (items 30-31). See 'contents' for details of individual items.
Visit of Lord Northcote to South Australia
Four photographs of a visit by the Governor General Lord Northcote to South Australia. See 'contents' for details of items.
Album presented to the Revd A.G. Rawstorne
Volume 2 of two large photographic albums presented 'to the Reverend A. G. Rawstorne, M.A. / in memory of his three years of busy work / and bright useful life / in / South Australia / with much affection and gratitude / from / the Bishop and Mrs Kennion. / Bishop's Court / N. Adelaide / Jan. 11th 1886. / My pulses therefore beat again / for other friends that once I met / nor can it suit me to forget / the mighty hopes that makes us men. / Tennyson. In mem. cant.85'. The album contains 111 Sweet photographs, each with a brief caption. [Individual photos from the album can also be viewed by doing an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on SRG 94/2/13. The second volume can be found at SRG 94/2/14.]
Washaways between Quorn and Alice Springs
Views of washaways between Quorn and Alice Springs, showing the damage to railway lines and bridgesm and men working to repair the damage. Also includes images of camel trains and a train smash on the North Line. Some of the places shown include Ross River, William Creek, Blood Creek, Marree area, near Farina, Finke, Copley, and Boolcunda and Hookina bridges. Some of the photographs were taken by L. Hutchesson.
Blinman
Remains of the old copper mine at Blinman . Before closure in 1907 over 750,000 pounds worth of copper was mined, in days before the Farina railway it was carted 140 miles by bullock teams to Port Augusta.
Innamincka Hotel
Innamincka Hotel was established in approximately 1885. Howard Kearns of Farina lodged plans to build the hotel on the banks of the Cooper Creek. It was a welcome refuge for the drovers, pastoralists and shearers who travelled the Strzelecki Track. This photograph shows the single storey brick building with two men, a lady and small girl standing outside. A sign on the hotel says "Innamincka Hotel proprietor Albert Healey". He held this position from 1919-24
Horse Muster, Innamincka
Distant view of horse mustering at Innamincka. According to a researcher the building in the back of the photo was operated by Mansfield & Co., which was a General Store with other stores at Marree, Farina and other townships in the region.