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Pier Hotel, Milang
View of the Pier Hotel, Milang.
Milang Volunteer Corps
Milang Volunteer Corps: Group photo, taken on 29 May, 1860, on the occasion of the Presentation of Colours by Mrs. B. Pavy, who in the company of other ladies will be noticed in the foreground of the picture. The background is formed by Mr. Pavy's old flour mill (which subsequently burnt down). Names order not given: Drummer D. Pike; Lieutenant Philip Pavy; W.P. Dunk; J. Rankine; Paul Martin; Thomas Graham; Sergeant, E. Pomeroy, R.Pavy; A.H. Landseer; A. Pavy; G.Davidson; E. Parnell; J. Leslie; J. Martin; J. Pool; R. Carruthers; T. Tier; B. Pavy; B. James; T. Lloyd; J. Smith; E. Prouten; Corporal Mitchell; A. Kemp; M. Rankine; Captain James Rankine; Mrs B. Pavy; Mrs Fidock, Mrs Kemp and Mrs Landseer. Medal signifies marksman.
Milang Regatta Committee
Milang Regatta Committee : Back Row, l-r: A.Mulcany; A.Ross; F.Kruse; H.Higgins. Front Row, l-r: A.Ferguson; D.Crews; W.P.Dunk; M.O'Shaughessy; A.Hughes.
Milang Football Club
Milang Football Club members.
Yesterdays Power Rally, Milang
Yesterdays Power Rally, held at Milang, January 20-21, 2018.
Wooden models from the Lakeside Men's Shed, Milang
Wooden models made at the Lakeside Men's Shed, Milang.
Jetty, Milang
[General description] This peaceful scene shows paddlesteamers moored at the end of Milang jetty as still water and sky merge. [On back of photograph] 'Milang jetty / Before 1900 / Steamers, l-r: "Queen", "Wilcannia", "Bourke". On the left of the "Bourke" is the barge "Trumpeter"'.
Wool Wagons at Milang
[General description] Horse teams harnessed to loaded wool wagons are lined up for the photographer in front of the wool stores at Milang. [On back of photograph] 'Milang / Teams in front of Landseer's and Brakenridge's stores / About 1876 / At this time the wool was brought down the Murray in steamers, landed at Milang, and carried overland to Port Adelaide / Presented by Mr. A. Willington'.
Jetty at Milang
[General description] Railway lines running along Milang jetty. More than ten steamers are moored at the jetty, one of which is the Avoca. Note the spark catchers fitted to the steamer funnels. Milang is located on the shores of Lake Alexandrina.
Regatta Day at Milang
Milang jetty and foreshore on a regatta day. The Milang Jetty was built in 1856 and the hand crane was placed here in 1872. It is believed to be the oldest crane of this type in South Australia. This photograph shows the jetty and nearby beaches swarming with people. Various types of boats are tied up at the jetty. The beach is lined with motor cars, buggies, tents and people enjoying the regatta. See PRG 1258/2/1048
Jetty, Milang
Jetty and boat crews at Milang. The horse "Nuggett" was used for drawing trucks from Milang Railway Station to the jetty.
Dwelling, Milang
MILANG: Two Aboriginal women and a boy standing outside their home at Milang.
The main street at Milang
The main street at Milang, South Australia, showing the premises of the post office and a butcher's shop owned by E. Ancell. Photo by Joseph Draper, Milang.
Group photograph of members of Milang Football Team
Group photograph of the Milang Football Team which included Aboriginal players. From the back left: George Burgess, Arthur Clifford, Charles Woolfitt, Bill Daniels, Stan Wallace, Herb Yelland, F. Stewart. In the second row: Jack Pool, Ted Bowden, Tom Pavy, Teddy Wenzel, Jack Chester and other players (not named).
Milang Jetty during Regatta
Partial side view of 'P.S. Milang' at Milang Jetty, obscured by the crowd on the jetty, to observe the Regatta.
Post Office, Milang
Milang Post Office. From 1853 Milang grew into a bustling little port servicing traders on the way up and down the river. The Post Office, Police Station and churches were built at this time. The photograph shows a stone building which housed the Post Office, Telegraph Office, the Commonwealth Bank and the Savings Bank of South Australia. A horse drawn buggy and a motor car stand outside the corner building
Jetty, Milang
Milang jetty was built in 1856 and was increased in length twice more. The Port of Milang declined in importance after the line to Morgan in 1878 took away the upper Murray trade. This photograph shows three small sailing boats moored at the jetty.
Jetty, Milang
Milang jetty was built in 1856 and was increased in length twice more. The Port of Milang declined in importance after the line to Morgan in 1878 took away the upper Murray trade. This photograph shows the rail tracks on the jetty.
Flour Mill, Milang
[General description] A group of men, probably staff have assembled under a gumtree in front of A.H. Landseer's store and mill at MIlang. The mill operated from approximately 1870 to 1890, replacing the Pavy flour mill which was established in Milang in the 1850s to supply flour for the riverboat trade. A.H. Landseer was a prominent businessman in the lower Murray district becoming one of the colony's principal river merchants with other flour mills in Morgan and Lake Alexandrina and large woolsheds at Goolwa and Port Victor.
Boat Builders at Milang
Group of boat builders at Milang. During construction of paddle steamer 'Tarella'. Built by A.H. Landseer in 1897. This craft was specially designed to provide comfortable accommodation for passengers as well as cargo.
Captain Kruse' House, Milang
Home of Captain C. H. F. Kruse (central figure) at Milang.
Jetty, Milang
The jetty at Milang, the paddle steamers from the left are: "Murray", "Jupiter", "Victoria".
War Memorial, Milang
The War Memorial at Milang after its unveiling.
Fish Caught at Milang
Part of a record fishing catch at Milang, June 1938. Approximately 2 and a half tons of fish were caught.
Milang Jetty
Celebrations on the Milang Jetty. According to a researcher, this photo appears in the "Observer" 11 January 1911, taken by T. O. McNeil at the Milang Regatta, titled "A view from the jetty".
Reuben Coppin on Milang Jetty
Milang Jetty - Reuben Coppin with 'Nuggett' the jetty horse.
The yacht 'Balkara' at Milang jetty
MILANG: A jetty showing men and boys on board the yacht "Balkara" which is about to sail on a week's cruise.
Train at Milang Railway Station
MILANG: Train along side the platform at Milang Railway Station. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgement for State Heritage Branch is required.
Railway carriage behind the Milang Railway Station
MILANG: View showing a railway carriage behind the restored Milang Railway Station. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgement for State Heritage Branch is required.
Port Milang, River Murray
Pencil sketch by John Jacob Kopp of 'Port Milang' on the Murray River. According to a researcher, Kopp was the lighthouse keeper at Cape Jaffa at the time of his drawing of Port Milang. The sketch shows a paddle steamer tied up at the wharf, with a ketch on the other side; a boat is under construction on the water's edge on the lower right, with A.H. Landseer's premises in the centre middle ground. Other substantial buildings are adjacent to this, with residential buildings depicted to either side.