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Captain Shetliff's house
View of the front fence and frontage of Captain Shetliff's house. Although this image had the caption 'Captain Sturt home', this may have been an error in transcription, as it is similar to other photographs of Captain Shetliff's home at Goolwa.
Goolwa, August 1949 - 'Goolwa looking south'
Looking south along Cadell Road in Goolwa. The Goolwa and Port Elliot District Council Chambers can be seen on the left of the road and the hotel is on the opposite corner on a bend in the road.
Goolwa, August 1949 - 'Goolwa Barrage'
The Goolwa Barrage crossing the Lower River Murray at Goolwa. Hindmarsh Island can be seen on the opposite side of the river.
P.S.Dispatch
Paddle Steamer "Dispatch" at Narrung Jetty. Note the cut timber in the foreground available for the river craft to use as fuel.
P.S. Murray Princess cruising on the River Murray
P.S. Murray Princess cruising on the river near Goolwa.
Views of South Australia : P.S. Waradgery
P.S. Waradgery tied up at Goolwa.
Postcard views of South Australia
Collection of postcards with views of Adelaide, Victor Harbor, Goolwa, Glenelg and Trans-Australian Railway. See 'Contents' for details.
P.S. Albury
The 'Albury' paddle steamer at Goolwa.
P.S. Arcadia
The 'Arcadia', loaded with passengers for an excursion on the lakes. P.S. Arcadia built at Goolwa in 1903. Originally powered with an oil engine, a steam engine was installed in about 1906. The photo appears to be dated c1905.
Launching P.S. Industry
Side view of the second 'P.S. Industry', with flags flying, at its launch, with group on board and schoolchildren looking on from bank Probably at Goolwa, August 1911. The bare paddle wheel case only has been constructed.
Furniture in Captain Shetliff's old house
The furniture in Captain Shetliff's old house at Goolwa, showing cedar chest of drawers, clock and cane-backed wooden rocking chair.
Small pleasure boats moored near P.S. Cadell in Rotten Row
Small pleasure boats moored near 'P.S. Cadell' in Rotten Row, Goolwa.
Unloading wool from the Darling at Goolwa
Unloading wool transported by river boats from the River Darling, with a stern view of a barge being unloaded in the foreground, and a paddle steamer further back. According to a researcher, the steamer at the top of the picture is the original 'Industry'.
Scale plan of the location of the River Murray barrages
Scale plan showing the location of the River Murray barrages constructed for the River Murray Commission, photographed from the commemmorative plaque at Goolwa.
The 'Helen' underway
The wooden motor vessel 'Helen'underway near Goolwa.
Cabin on the 'Helen'
Interior view of the layout of the cabin on the 'Helen' when she was an excursion boat from Goolwa to the Murray mouth. The engine is in its' original position with a small cabin fore'ard.
Sailing boats
Three multi-masted sailing vessels in a wide stretch of water (possibly Goolwa).
Sailing boats
Three multi-masted sailing vessels in a wide stretch of water (possibly Goolwa).
Building a ship in dry dock
Barge in Goolwa. According to a researcher, this is commonly called a bin barge. It is a work barge for carrying materials, on the river for lock and weir construction. It also carried machinery and doubled as work platforms for machinery. It is on a slip, probably Craig's slip at Goolwa.
Goolwa, August 1949 - 'Church of England. Goolwa'
The Church of England Church at Goolwa in South Australia. The clock can be seen in the steeple and the churchyard is walled and has an ornate iron gate.
Goolwa, August 1949 - 'Goolwa looking north'
Looking north along Cadell Road in Goolwa. A man is riding a bicycle along the road which is lined with stone buildings. The church steeple can be seen in the distance.
'Clouds at Goolwa, August 1949 - Winter afternoon - Goolwa Beach'
Waves rolling into a wintery beach at Encounter Bay at Goolwa.
'Clouds at Goolwa, August 1949 - River at Goolwa - Looking East'
Looking east from Goolwa towards the Lower Murray River. A boat is moored at a small jetty and Hindmarsh Island can be seen in the distance.
A man out fishing on the Murray River
Close view of a man out fishing on the Murray River at Goolwa.
A man and his dog out fishing from a small boat
A man and his dog out fishing from a small boat on the Murray River at Goolwa.
A fisherman holding a large Mulloway
Close view of a fisherman holding up a large Mulloway at Goolwa.
Two men and a dog fishing at Goolwa, South Australia
Close view of two men and their wet dog by their rowing boat near the banks of the Murray River after a day's fishing.
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Plan of Encounter Bay and Currency Creek [cartographic material]
Plan of part of Encounter Bay and Currency Creek showing section numbers of land surveyed around the Goolwa and Port Elliot area. Sections 23, 2185, 2186 and 2099, hand coloured in green, indicate land purchased by the South Australian Company on 14 August 1852. A line marked in red ink shows the route of the proposed railway from Port Elliot to Goolwa. Ink with watercolour wash on paper, ink notation . Initials 'E.R.S.' in bottom left hand corner. Scale 2 inches to 1 mile. Stamped 18.3.[18]53.
Photographs taken by Rev. Walter Kenworthy in Western Australia and South Australia
Records comprising photographs taken in Western Australia and South Australia by Rev. Walter Benjamin Kenworthy.
Goolwa
Premises of Thos. Goode - General Storekeeper.