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W. A. L. Wolter
Wilhelm Adolph Ludwig Wolter (of the River Murray). Wilhelm Wolter, Master Mariner, arrived at Port Adelaide aboard the brigantine 'Adolph' from Hamburg in 1863. He died at Victor Harbor in 1933. He was a pioneer on the River Murray Steamers with 53 years experience. He was born at St Pauli, suburb of Hamburg and served in windjammers and vessels on the Indian coast and later sailers in the South Australian trade. He led an adventurous life before landing at Port Adelaide in 1863. On arrival he worked as a mason before venturing to Goolwa to work on Murray Steamers. He became a Captain and owned the steamer 'Pilot'.
Finniss Bridge
Finniss Bridge between Goolwa and Strathalbyn. A researcher has stated that the bridge was "Built in 1866 and opened by the Governor Sir Dominic Daly on 24th March. The bridge was destroyed by a bushfire in 1882 and replaced with an iron girder bridge in 1884 using the girders from the Finniss River Railway Bridge at Finniss. The photograph was probably taken on the day the bridge was opened in 1866".
Halifax Street
Halifax Street, south side, 19th June 1964, frontage of Christadelphian Temple is 15 yards. The Christadelphian Temple built in 1927 by Emmett & Sons Ltd. Far side of Christadelphian Temple is 32 yards west of Stevens Street. Members of this church started to meet at Goolwa in 1880. In 1908 members took over Willard Hall in Wakefield Street before moving to their new premises in Halifax Street in 1927
Album of views of Willunga and surrounding district
ALBUM: The Dunstan Collection of views of Willunga and the surrounding district.
Thomas Goode senior
PORTRAIT: Thomas Goode, senior, who had a shop at Goolwa; brother of Sir Charles Goode.
Horsedrawn tramway at Port Elliot
PORT ELLIOT: Strathalbyn/Goolwa/Victor Harbor horse tram car no. 21 standing outside the Railway Hotel at Port Elliot on the corner of The Strand and Young Street.
South Australian military volunteers
GENERAL: Close view of five uniformed men who were members of the South Australian military volunteers; names not known. This is possibly the 'Goolwa Troop' (information supplied by a researcher).
Railway transport: S class
Engine No. 131 at Parafield, 1 April 1954. A sign on the front of the engine is promoting the Goolwa-Port Elliot Railway Centenary, 1854-1954.
Railway transport: S class
Engine No. 131 at unidentified location. A sign on the front of the engine and a banner are promoting the Goolwa-Port Elliot Railway centenary, 1854-1954.
Railway transport: S class
Engine No. 131 at unidentified location. A banner is attached to engine promoting Goolwa-Port Elliot Railway Centenary 1854-1954 celebrations. There are other carriages in the background.
Railway transport: S class
Passenger train (Engine No. 131) at unidentified location. A sign on the front of the engine promoting the Goolwa-Pt. Elliot Railway Centenary 1854-1954.
Railway transport: train order
South Australian Railways train order, dated 8/5/54, with instructions for train no.912 at Goolwa to proceed to Strathalbyn.
Sailboat
Small sailboat.
Sailboats
Small sailboats.
Man in pyjamas
Man in pyjames on verandah of what could be an hotel. Possibly Goolwa.
Man in pyjamas
Man in pyjamas on verandah of what could be an hotel. Possibly Goolwa.
Man on roof
Man sitting on roof of hotel. Possibly Goolwa.
Man on verandah
Man on verandah of what could be an hotel. Possibly Goolwa.
Man on verandah
Man sitting on the rail of a verandah of what could be an hotel. Possibly Goolwa.
Men on holidays
Men in front of hotel at Goolwa.
Men on holidays
Men on roof of hotel at Goolwa.
Men on holidays
Men in front of hotel at Goolwa.
Men on holidays
Men in front of hotel at Goolwa.
Reunion of Renmark women
An informal photograph of seven women, formerly residents of Renmark, taken at a reunion in Adelaide's Botanic Gardens. From left: Thelma Dridan (nee Fenwick), Betty Stevens, Mrs Hepworth, Silby Joyce Jarrett (nee Sampson), Mrs Dol Sior, Edith Anguin (nee Turnball) and Kath Gregory.
Susan Marsden & Gillian Rubinstein
Susan Marsden (left) interviewing Gillian Rubinstein, author, in the latter's study at Goolwa, 7 November 2007. Posters of foreign language covers of Rubinstein's Otori books can be seen on the right and rear walls. The interview is located at OH 835.
P.S. Tyro (Paddle steamer)
Two views of P.S. Tyro a Royal Mail paddle steamer, of the Murray River. See CONTENTS for more details and information.
Signal Point at Goolwa. 1988.
Video cubicle at Signal Point, Goolwa. 1988.
Simon, 14, of Fullarton looking at the sailboard display at Signal Point, Goolwa. 1988.
