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Views of Goolwa
A collection of images of Goolwa.
Early photographs of Goolwa
Views of Goolwa, including the main street (Cadell St) and the river frontage, believed to be taken in the late nineteenth century.
Figure head on Goolwa Hotel at Goolwa
Figure head on top of Goolwa Hotel, Goolwa.
Fishing, Goolwa
[General description] A man cleans his fish on the wharf with P.S. "Moira' and barge 'Emily' moored in the background [On back of photograph] 'Paddle steamer 'Moira' and barge 'Emily' at Goolwa / About 1899'.
Men working on construction in Murray River system, Goolwa
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of two men standing in waders, knee deep in waters believed to be in the Murray River near the Mouth, at Goolwa. What may be a large cement mixer and bags of cement are sitting on pontoons alongside the mwn, who may be working on either the barrage of a lock.
Goolwa Country Fire Service Christmas Party
Group photograph of members of the Goolwa Country Fire Service (CFS), along with their families. The group is gathered in front of the Goolwa Station building, Mundoo Group Base, and flanked by two fire engines. The photograph was taken during the 2016 Christmas party. Names not supplied.
Group of junior lifesavers on Goolwa beach, South Australia
Group of junior lifesavers lined up along Goolwa beach with their bodyboards. The group is part of the Nippers junior development program, run by the Goolwa Surf Lifesaving Club. Names have not been provided.
First house built in Goolwa
First house built in Goolwa seen here with modern additions. This house was originally occupied by the parents of Amelia Shotliffe, the first white girl born at Goolwa.
Goolwa tramway
Goolwa to Port Elliot tramway, the first South Australian tramway. Photo taken between 1854, when the line was opened, and 1871, when Jones vacated the position of Traffic Manager. From left: standing, holding the reins, Eli Hillman, driver; T. Taylor, customs officer at Goolwa on front seat with top hat and white trousers; Robert Mahon, Imperial Flour Mill, in soft hat; Thomas Jones, tramway superintendent, standing on the step; Thomas Goode, J.P., storekeeper, postmaster and Mayor of Goolwa, standing on the ground. [The Post and Telegraph office, built in 1857, is visible behind the carriage.] The tram is standing on a portion of the line not used since present station and deviation to whaves made. Ground since converted to a Soldiers' Memorial Garden. [Information supplied by Edward Good, Kingston.]
General view of Goolwa
GOOLWA: Part of the town of Goolwa, South Australia, photographed on 19 April 1936. According to a researcher, this is the main street of Goolwa looking north. The rotunda is on the left hand side and what is now a business called "Adrift". The street in the foreground on the right is Cutting Road.
Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, Goolwa
GOOLWA: General view of the Soldiers' Memorial Gardens in Goolwa, South Australia.
Picnic lunch near Goolwa
GOOLWA: Holiday makers identified as being 'Peter, May, Mr. Newall, Jim and Mrs. Madsen' enjoying a picnic lunch on the beach near Goolwa. A researcher has identified the people in the photograph as Peter (Peter Anders Leonard) Madsen, a Mr Newell, Jim (James Snead) Probert, Mrs Madsen, Jens (Jens Christian) Madsen and Barney the Probert farm dog.
Goolwa, South Australia
GOOLWA: A general view of the centre of Goolwa showing part of the railway station and stock grazing at the intersection of two roads.
Goolwa, South Australia
GOOLWA: Distant view of fishing sheds at the wharf in Goolwa; young trees are growing in the foreground and animal stock graze on the foreshore.
Australasian Hotel in Main Street Goolwa
Australasian Hotel in Main Street of Goolwa.
Thomas Goode's General Store and Goolwa Hotel
Premises of Thomas Goode's General Store (left) and Goolwa Hotel, Main Street, Goolwa, with two cars parked outside, bakers sign on side wall and petrol bowser far left.
Bristow Smith Avenue, Goolwa
Corner of Bristow Smith Avenue and Beach Road, Goolwa, 1975.
Goolwa shacks
Two beach shacks at Goolwa, 1975.
Goolwa barrage completed
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a view along the full length of the barrage at Goolwa, with watercraft floating alongside. The caption on the verso reads 'The barrage (Goolwa) now it's finished. To Mum and Dad from Bill'.
Goolwa barrage under construction
Digital copy of a black and white photograph showing a stage in the construction of the Goolwa barrage.
Lock chamber at Goolwa
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a boat in the lock chamber at Goolwa, looking out towards the Murray Mouth and Coorong.
Wooden boats display, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats display, The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Kids visiting the wooden boats, at The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats display, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats display, The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Royal Australian Navy Band performing at Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Royal Australian Navy Band performing at The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Boat making for 'Rough and Ready' race, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Murray River, Goolwa
Participants building boats by using a provided kit of materials for 'Rough and Ready Race', The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Murray River, Goolwa.
Back to Goolwa Celebrations
A Train Arrival at the Back to Goolwa Celebrations, 30 March - 3 April 1929.
Goolwa Hotel
General view of early Goolwa with the Goolwa Hotel on the right.
Barrage, Goolwa
Goolwa Barrage looking across the River Murray from the Goolwa side.
First house, Goolwa
One of first two houses built at Goolwa.