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District Hotel, Nairne

Ward, Elizabeth, 2018, Computer file, B 78172

Nairne District Hotel with signage for West End beer and the Pokies. Located on 77 Main Street, Nairne, in the Adelaide Hills.

Millers Arms Hotel, Nairne

1936, Photograph, B 31818

Millers Arms Hotel, Nairne.

District Hotel, Nairne

1936, Photograph, B 31822

District Hotel, Nairne.

Views of Nairne and Blakiston

Immig, John, 2006, Photograph, B 71409/1-23

A collection of images of Nairne.

Dunn's Flour Mill, Nairne

Sweet, Samuel White, c. 1872, Photograph, B 7801

J.Dunn & Co. flour mill at Nairne. Nairne township between 1872 and 1886. Nairne was founded by Scottish sheep farmer Matthew Smillie in 1839 and was named after his wife's maiden name. South Australia's first flour mill was built just outside Nairne in 1841. Steam driven mill was added in 1857 and operated by John Dunn from 1864. The Mill was named Albert Mill after the husband of Queen Victoria.

Nairne main street, looking east

c. 1895, Photograph, PRG 246/27/17

Coloured black and white photographic postcard of a view looking East along the Main Street of Nairne, South Australia. Published by M. Beacham & Son, Nairne, S.A.

"The Valleys" Homestead

1931, Photograph, B 6034

"The Valleys" homestead, 3 miles north of Nairne. Looking East. After his arrival in South Australia in 1839 from Leith in Scotland, Matthew Smillie purchased 4000 acres of undulating land north of Mount Barker. He named it after his wife's maiden name Nairne.

Monument in Nairne cemetery

1931, Photograph, B 6036

Monument in Nairne cemetery in memory of members of the Smillie family. Those listed on the monument include Matthew Smillie's only son The Hon. William Smillie, his son Matthew William Smillie, his sister Elizabeth and her sister Jane Nairne Smillie.

Monument in Nairne cemetery

1931, Photograph, B 6037

Monument in Nairne cemetery in memory of members of the Smillie family. This monument remembers Matthew Smillie (1762-184)7, his widow Elizabeth Corse Nairne died 1861. The monument was erected by the widow of Matthew Smillie's son The Hon. William Smillie (1810-1852).

Building near Nairne

1932, Photograph, B 6068

Building a little west of Nairne on the Adelaide Road where the road to Hay Valley and Woodside turns off. Used as a shop by "Drakie" Mills in 1848 and taken over later by John Clezy of Bythorne, Nairne.

Main street, Nairne

c. 1895, Photograph, B 33032

Main street at Nairne looking east.

E.F.S. Light Appliance

c. 1950, Photograph, B 33637

E.F.S. light appliance at Nairne.

Old windmill near Nairne

c. 1900, Photograph, B 63450

NAIRNE: The remains of an old windmill at Hay Valley, near Nairne, South Australia; it is thought to have ground the first wheat grown in the area in 1841.

Snow at Nairne

c. 1910, Photograph, B 61496

NAIRNE: General view of Nairne after a snow storm.

Snow at Nairne

c. 1910, Photograph, B 61497

NAIRNE: A boy standing beside a large snowball and a snowman built in a fenced area after a heavy snowfall at Nairne.

c. 1910, Photograph, B 394

[On front of photograph] 'View of Nairne 1/1/91.' [General description] A panoramic view of the township buildings and surrounding fields which appear to be orchards or market gardens. The two storey building with the verandah (in the centre of the view) is the Millers' Arms Hotel.