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Large building thought to be the Catholic presbytery in Peterborough
PETERBOROUGH: Edwardian-style sandstone mansion built 1912-13, designed and built by Bishop John Henry Norton as the Catholic presbytery. After his death in 1923, the building was converted into a convent and boarding school for the St Joseph's Catholic Girls school until around 1973. In the 1980s the building was sold and renovated as a Bed and Breakfast and also location for Murder Mystery Parties. It was re-named 'St Cecilia' after the patron saint of music. The building is now closed to the public.
Peterborough industrial site
PETERBOROUGH: A large galvanised iron building on an industrial site.
Sleeping camel at Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: A sleeping camel by a large bank and piping that could be the town's water supply.
Local residents of Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: Five local residents, two Aboriginal, sitting outside a shack constructed out of corrugated iron and planks of wood; in the foreground is a container which may have been used for a fireplace and large packing cases.
Camels waiting to be loaded up at Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: Camels waiting to be loaded up, they stand amongst large packing cases.
Mr. Charles James Tuckwell
PORTRAIT: Mr. Charles James Tuckwell, one time owner of a large general store at Wilmington.
Staff and their families from F. Metters
GENERAL: Staff and their families from F. Metters assembled into a large picnic group; location unknown.
Torrens Island Quarantine Station
TORRENS ISLAND: Premises of the Quarantine Station.
Torrens Island Quarantine Station
TORRENS ISLAND: Some of the Quarantine Station buildings.
Causeway to Torrens Island
TORRENS ISLAND: The causeway to the Island.
Torrens Island Quarantine Station
TORRENS ISLAND: The Quarantine Station area.
Torrens Island jetty
TORRENS ISLAND: The jetty.
Part of the coast and beaches on Torrens Island
TORRENS ISLAND: Part of the coast and beaches on Torrens Island.
'MV Troubridge'
SHIP COLLECTION:'MV Troubridge' in Port River: view 1.
'MV Troubridge'
SHIP COLLECTION: 'MV Troubridge' in Port River : view 2.
Beehives near Williamstown
WILLIAMSTOWN: A large area of beehives near Williamstown owned by Mr. Messner.
Homestead and yard at Anna Creek Station
ANNA CREEK: The homestead and yard at Anna Creek Station; men and stock are in the yard near a large windmill.
Anna Creek Station
ANNA CREEK: The Anna Creek Station and a horse stockyard adjacent to a large windmill.
Beach picnic in Darwin
DARWIN: A family of adults and children sitting on a large flat rock during a beach picnic.
Rowing club picnic near Renmark
RENMARK: A rowing club picnic near Renmark: a large group of young men sitting on the river bank.
Picnic at Clarendon
CLARENDON: A picnic scene with a car in the foreground carrying a ladder with a notice for Clarendon fire brigade; a man stands alongside with a large brass bell on his head which indicates a joke situation.
Men and boys at Snowtown flour mill
SNOWTOWN: Men and boys who worked at Snowtown flour mill standing outside with a large sack of flour; one boy is leaning on a sack truck.
Group of workers at Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: Large group of men, possibly wheelwrights and blacksmiths, standing with items of iron work including wheels and chains.
Alan Brooks amongst the vineyards at "Brookside'
TRANMERE: A small child identified as Allen Brooks standing by large bunches of grapes amongst the vineyards at 'Brookside'.
A garden group of tennis players
GENERAL: A garden group of tennis players: five men stand behind four women wearing long dresses and large hats, one woman is cuddling a small dog.
The Stars football team, Mount Gambier
The Stars football team members who won the 1905 Mount Gambier Football Association Premiership on 13 September when the defeated The Imperials 2.12 (24) to 3.5 (23). The Chronicle newspaper of 23 September 1905 reported, "September 13. The Imperials and the Stars, who were on even terms for the association premiership, met this afternoon on the Show Grounds, and played the deciding match. The weather was showery, and the attendance large. The match resulted in a win for the Stars by one point, after an exciting game. The play was very rough at times. W. Smith, one of the Stars, was injured during the second quarter, and had to retire."
Tumblers Ron Hubbard and Arthur Creeper
GENERAL: Tumblers Ron Hubbard and Arthur Creeper performing on a beach, 14 June 1929. According to a researcher, the location is the beach between Semaphore and Largs as the Semaphore Palais with the bandstand in front is visible and in the background the Semaphore Jetty with the kiosk which used to be on the jetty at the entrance.
Flats at Para Hills
PARA HILLS: Self-contained, two bedroom flats at Para Hills, designed for migrant accommodation. Each flat had its own small front lawn and a paved backyard area. Adjacent was a large reserve and children's playground.
Blanket Day in Palmerston
DARWIN: Large group of residents attending Blanket Day in Palmerston (Darwin).
Three women and their pets
GENERAL: Three women sitting on garden steps outside a house holding their pets which include a cat, two cockatoos, and a large dog.