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Landseer's store and mill, Milang
Store and flour mill of Albert Henry Landseer at Milang.
Mixed group portrait outside the Milang Congregational Church
Mixed group portrait outside Milang Congregational Church. A researcher has identified that this is not the Milang Congregational Church.
"Walmer" a house at Milang
'Walmer', a house at Milang, with two men standing outside the front gate, and other people on the verandah. The house probably has a connection to the family of Rev. George Taplin, of Point McLeay Mission.
Lakefront houses, Milang
Lakefront houses, Milang. A small jetty is protruding from the shore.
Field Gun at Milang
View of a field gun, possibly World War One era, thought to be at Milang, South Australia. There are houses and gardens in the background. Caption on back of photograph: 'Milang? about 1918'.
Milang jetty
Paddle steamer, with words 'Murray' on a sign, berthed at Milang jetty.
Jetty, Milang
The jetty at Milang. In the foreground a man with a straw boater hat surveys the scene.
Regatta at Milang
Sliding down the greasy pole during a Regatta at Milang. A crowd of people, wearing their Sunday best, are looking on.
Farm Sheds, Milang
Sheds at Goldsworthy's Farm, Milang. The family, staff, and various horse drawn vehicles are all assembled for the photo. Well dressed ladies sit in a carriage. The sheds are constructed from unsawn timber and have thatched roofs.
Causeway and jetty, Milang
[General description] The railway line in the foreground leads out to the end of the Milang Jetty where ships can be seen. Next to the line a group of men stand near stacks of wood that are provided to fuel the steamships.
Jetty, Milang
The jetty at Milang.
Fishing Cutter "Ida", Milang
Fishing cutter "Ida", at Milang Regatta.
Milang Model Parliament
First ministry Milang Model Parliament - l-r: J. Daniels, H. Taylor, Thos. Ryan (afterwards MP), Rev. G. Herrington (Congregational Minister), William Saltmarsh, W.H. Echersley.
Milang citizens
Group portrait of ladies at Milang: front row Mrs Griffen, Mrs Myers, Mrs Henry Pavy, Mrs Newman, Mrs Cooper: Back row: Mrs McDonald, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Goldsworthy, Mrs. Albert Pavy.
Pioneer Settlers, Milang
Group portrait of Pioneer Settlers of Milang. Front row, left to right: Charles Bagley; Peter Bagley; Mrs Albert Pavy; Albert Pavy; Edward Wenzel; W.P. Dunk; Matthew Rankine; Alex Mann; Mr Goldsworthy; Mrs Henry Pavy. Middle row: John Clifford; ? ; William Barrett; ? ; John Mann; Captain Oliver. Top row: Alf Saltmarsh; Sid Mitchell; Fred Mitchell; Henry Saltmarsh; William Smith.
Main street of Milang
MILANG: The main street, showing the post office and the premises of E. Ancell, butcher.
The schooner 'Balkana' leaving Milang
The schooner 'Balkana' carrying young men (including L.B. Cross) as passengers, leaving anchorage at Milang at the start of a week's cruise.
Milang, River Murray
Pencil sketch by John Jacob Kopp of Milang, on the Murray River. Acccording to a researcher, Kopp was the lighthouse keeper at Cape Jaffa at the time of doing this drawing. The sketch shows A.H. Landseer's premises in the centre middle ground, with other substantial buildings are adjacent to this, and residential buildings depicted to either side. Cattle and sheep are grazing in the foreground, other details include a two horse team drawing a buggy, a rider on a horse, and a dray outside the Landseer building.
Milang Church of Christ
Milang Church of Christ, on a bare block with a picket fence at the front.
Ponkaree schooner at Milang
Side view of three masted schooner 'Ponkaree' at Milang [wooden 3 mast schooner, 21 tons, ON64209, 37.3 x 11.1 x 4.1. Built 1872 Milang, SA for Carl HF Kruse, registered Port Adelaide. Register closed in 1892 with the remark 'Broken up'. Built for use on the lakes at the Murray mouth].
Milang Regatta with children and a crowded jetty in distance
Milang Regatta, with children playing in the shallows, the crowded Milang Jetty at rear, with paddle steamers, yachts and other boats, 1915 or 1916.
Shipping at Milang jetty with racing yachts far left
Shipping either side of Milang Jetty, with racing yachts passing the end of the jetty centre left, and a crowd watching from the jetty, possibly during a Milang Regatta. Shipping possibly includes: Left, at end of jetty, 'Dispatch', schooner 'Ada & Clara' (3 masts), 'Princess Royal'. On right: 'Telegraph' and schooner 'Annie' (2 masts). A researcher has suggested that the boat at the end of the jetty on the left is not either of the two paddle steamers named 'Dispatch' because the shape of the 'wheel boxes' do not match those of the two 'Dispatch' paddle steamers (the first was sold in 1888 and re-registered as the P.S. Bellarine in Geelong, Victoria. The second 'Dispatch' was a smaller paddle steamer).
Sightseers on Milang Jetty next to the paddle steamer PS Tarella
Sightseers and passengers disembarking from the paddle steamer PS Tarella at Milang Jetty, with a view of Milang buildings in background, possibly during a Milang regatta.
Fishing catch at Milang
Fishing catch and fishermen John (Jack) Peter Graney and C. Pavy at the jetty.
Fishermen at Milang
Fishing catch and fishermen - Driscoll (Dick) Cremer, John (Jack) Peter Graney and C. Pavy - with their catch at the jetty.
Fishing, Milang
Working on a large fishing catch (2-1/2 tons) caught that day. Before the barrages were built, 20 professional fishermen were working fresh water fish.
School children, Milang
School children assembled with their Teachers.
Schoolchildren, Milang
Primary School group with teachers, Mr. Gamble, Miss Rodgers, Mr. Yelland.
Views of South Australia : Milang
Paddle steamers Avoca, Queen and barge Bourke among other unknown boats tied up at Milang jetty.
P.S. Jupiter and P.S. Murray at Milang Jetty
Bow view of 'P.S. Murray' on right, at Milang Jetty, with railway horse 'Nugget' dragging railway trucks to the wharf, 24 June, 1938. 'Ada & Clara' is visible under the paddle case of 'Jupiter'. A researcher suggests that this date is incorrect and is more likely to be 1908 or 1918, as the 'P.S. Jupiter' left Milang for the last time in 1933, the 'Ada & Clara' was sold in 1936, and the 'P.S. Murray' had not been in Milang for around 20 years.