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Sailboat Kio Bay
Side view of Point McLeay Mission sailing boat 'Kio Bay', prior to its launching at Point McLeay, on small trailer on the sand.
Ada and Mary Hancock
Portrait of Mrs Ada Mary Hancock (nee Roach) and her daughter, Mary Maynard Hancock.
The jetty at Port Hughes, South Australia
Men working on the new jetty at Port Hughes, near Moonta, South Australia.
New jetty and goods shed at Port Hughes, South Australia
A horse drawn vehicle and an early make motor car wait outside the new goods shed at Port Hughes jetty, near Moonta in South Australia.
Tipara lighthouse in the Spencer Gulf, South Australia
Distant view of the Tipara lighthouse off Moonta Bay in the Spencer Gulf, South Australia.
New jetty at Port Hughes, South Australia
A new jetty at Port Hughes, near Moonta, South Australia.
New jetty at Port Hughes, South Australia
The new jetty at Port Hughes, near Moonta, South Australia.
Audrey Whitford
Miss Audrey Whitford of the Moonta Swimming Club after winning the Semaphore to Largs swimming competition, 4 March 1922.
Lighthouse at Tiparra
Lighthouse at Tiparra in the Spencer Gulf off Moonta Bay, South Australia.
Transporting metal ingots at Port Pirie
A small steam locomotive being used to transport metal ingots at the Port Pirie smelting plant, South Australia. The locomotive is a small Hudswell Clarke product built in Leeds, England, in 1902 (serial number 628), latterly the Wallaroo & Moonta Mining & Smelting Company's number 10). The smelter's Welsh style rectangular chimney is still standing. [from information provided].
Smelting chimney, Wallaroo
View of a chimney at the smelters in Wallaroo, jetty is in the background. Known as 'Hughes Chimney Stack' the chimney was erected in 1861 and named after Sir Walter Watson Hughes, upon whose Moonta pastoral lease copper was discovered. Hughes was also co-founder of the University of Adelaide.
Smelting chimney, Wallaroo
Close up view of a chimney at the smelters in Wallaroo, known as 'Hughes Chimney Stack' showing the inscription 'W.W.H 1861'. The chimney was erected in 1861 and named after Sir Walter Watson Hughes, upon whose Moonta pastoral lease copper was discovered. Hughes was also co-founder of the University of Adelaide.
Photographs relating to the Symons and Illman family
Photographs of the Illman family, wedding portrait of Fred and Margaret Symons, the Symons home at Wallaroo, Clifford Symons at Prince Alfred College, and a photograph of electric motors at Wallaroo Mines. See 'Contents' for further details.
Letter to Private Mitchell at the Cheltenham Military Camp
Letter card posted from Moonta Mines 13 November 1916, to Private Mitchell at the Cheltenham Military Camp, from his mother. Letter was written from the School House. She says she can imagine how distasteful the conditions must be in Military Camp, mentions sending a parcel to 'dear old Lance' (likely to have been Private Mervin Lance Mitchell, who served in the 9th Light Horse Regiment, 12th reinforcement) and wishes she was nearer to the camp so she could visit her son. The images include front and back of the card and the letter. No hard copy is held. See contents note for more details.
Photographs from 'Preserving Historic Adelaide' publication
Photographs collected and taken for a conservation study of older residential buildings and hotels in Adelaide city (not North Adelaide) in 1976-1977, initiated by the Adelaide Residents' Society Inc., which were later used in their 1978 publication 'Preserving Historic Adelaide' edited by Colin Bond and Hamish Ramsay (Rigby Limited). The names of the photographers are not specified, but the following people were involved: Bob Ramsay, Michael Brock, Peter Kelly and Peter O'Grady. (Negatives of their photographs comprise series 4-6 of this group, and may include images from this series.) Some of the early views of buildings have been copied from State Library images (denoted in captions by 'SLSA'). See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details. (The City Acre number or exact location is not specified). Three images not listed in the 'Contents' but included in the book are: (98) Part of Queen Elizabeth I's proclamation of 1560 'agaynst breakyng or defacing of Monuments'; (99) Elevation drawing of St Paul's Cathedral, London by Christopher Wren; (100) Kirribilli House, Sydney.
Scenes at Wallaroo
Two photographs by Edwin Duryea of Wallaroo scenes. See 'Contents' for details.
Photographs of ships
Illustrations and photographs of passenger, mail and cargo ships, most undated, with only 8 dated. Prints are available for reference in 2 albums.
Wallaroo Mines views
Views of Wallaroo Mines mine areas and township (captions as written in white ink on frames). See 'Contents' note for details. Part of a collection of lantern slides of the Copper Triangle towns - see also B 72434/1-7 and B 72436.
Power Plant, Wallaroo Mines
The Power Plant at the Wallaroo Mines.
Port Lincoln, 1936
Port Lincoln, 1936. MV Moonta; 4 masted barque 'Pommern', barque 'Penang', 4 masted barque 'L'Avenir', 'Olivebank' at Kirton Point.
A double, Kadina
Composite photograph made from four original photographs of the horses 'Kiwi Para' and 'Para Rip' in Kadina, 1952. 'Kiwi Para' won the Sapling Stakes, and 'Para Rip' won the Moonta Handicap. E.H. Murdoch was the owner-breeder of the two horses. The silks of the jockeys and the rooftops have been colour tinted.
Pritchard family photographs
Photographs taken by Hal and Sadie Pritchard between 1974 and 1989, from his P.F. sequence of photographs. The photographs include images taken at Glenelg, Adelaide City, Port Augusta, Goolwa and surrounding areas, Kadina, Moonta, Mitcham, Collinswood, and Modbury, and subjects include protest marches, picnics, building and road construction, cemeteries, the O-Bahn, and the Renewable Energy Fair. To see details of the individual photographs, search on Archival number PRG 1561/6/1.
Office Shaft and Young's Shaft, Wallaroo Mines
The Office Shaft and Young's Shaft at Wallaroo Mines.
Devon Plant, Wallaroo Mines
Devon Plant at the Wallaroo Mines showing the Devon residue dump in the background, and two bikes leaning against trees in the foreground.
Men on the mine railway, Wallaroo Mine
Four men working on tram cars on the mine railway. The Devon residue dump can be seen in the far distance.
Postcard of a horse tram on Granite Island, Victor Harbor
Postcard showing a horse drawn tram travelling the track on Granite Island in South Australia. Some buildings and part of the causeway are in the background. According to a researcher, the South Australian Railways horse tram shown, was No.7, which was withdrawn when horse trams 5 and 6 were transferred from the Moonta Tramway in 1931.
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Kernewek Lowender : the world's largest Cornish Festival : 10th - 17th May 1999 : [poster]
10-17 May 1999, Kadina, Wallaroo, Moonta; poster includes logos of 10 sponsors
Pupils of Delamere School
Group portrait of William John Hocking and pupils at Delamere School.
Store at Graves Street, Kadina
Three men, two of whom are holding a newspaper advertising Moore's winter sale. One of the men is pointing to a part of the advertisement that details free buses to the store from Moonta and Wallaroo.
Engraved snuff box
Metal snuff box.