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Fisher's Olary Hotel
OLARY: Fisher's Olary Hotel.
Miners, Olary
Miners at Kings Bluff mining camp at Olary.
Gaol at Olary
The old Olary gaol west of the town, only one prisoner ever occupied the cell, the key to the door is permanently missing.
Children at Olary
Children with the camels owned by Les Brooks and used for tank sinking around Olary. From left: Glenys Brooks, Janet Brown, Brian Brown, ? Brooks, Rita Davidson, Gloria Brown, Murray Davidson. In front: ? Brown.
Constructing a dam
Mr.Johnson on his tractor and plough working on the construction of a dam near Olary.
Bill Billing and his horse drawn caravan
OLARY: Station Worker Bill Billing and his horse drawn caravan at Olary.
Residents of Olary
OLARY: A group of local residents.
Olary Railway Station
View of the Railway Station and tracks at Olary.
Olary
Small township of Olary, viewed across the railway tracks.
Olary Creek in flood
Olary Creek SA in flood, probably 1906.
Olary Creek in flood
Olary Creek SA in flood, probably 1906.
Olary Creek
Probably Olary Creek, SA, 1907.
Olary Creek
Probably the rocky bank of Olary Creek, SA, 1907.
Album of images of 'Wiawera', near Olary
Album of photographs and watercolours relating to the property 'Wiawera'. Includes images of the homestead, gardens and outbuildings; family including children; paddocks, dams, windmills, sheep and cattle; and farm vehicles. The photographer and watercolourist are unidentified. Small newspaper cuttings relating to the property are included inside the rear cover of the album. 'Wiawera 1918' is stamped on the front cover of the album.
A completed dam
The completed dam showing water flowing in through the flume pipe from a settling pool.
Lighting and welding plant
Mr.Johnson standing beside his trailer with a lighting and welding plant near a newly constructed dam.
Transporting wool
Two men standing beside a truck loaded with bales of wool at Olary. Notation on the back reads 'Olary A.E.C. 'Monarch' / Callabity Roo shooter and cook'.
Ron Tilley's 1963 Holden EJ
Ron Tilley's 1963 Holden EJ on the Barrier Highway between Olary and Yunta.
Bimbowrie Station Homestead
Les (playing the violin) and Gwen (playing the piano) in the lounge room of Bimbowrie Station Homestead, via Mannahill. They may be the children of E. Crozier, owner of Bimbowrie Station. A researcher has suggested that these are Les (Walter Leslie) Treloar and Gwen (Eva Gweneth) Treloar, two of the children of Arthur and Eva Treloar, when Arthur was manager of the Bimbowrie property.
Homestead, Bimbowrie
Bimbowrie Station.
Homestead, Bimbowrie
Bimbowrie Station.
Homestead, Bimbowrie
View of the yards at Bimbowrie Station, the underground water tank is in the middle of the two buildings.
Homestead, Bimbowrie
Family members on the garden seat at Bimbowrie Station.
Dam, Bimbowrie
The dam at Bimbowrie Station, the homestead in the background.
Early Model Car, Bimbowrie
The Treloar family car on Bimbowrie Station. It is a 1915 Ford Model 'T'. That year saw the introduction of electric headlamps, while still retaining the brass radiator. The kero side-lamps appear to have brass lens-rims and chimneys which were only available in 1915. [the date of 1920 may or may not be correct, based on this information provided by a researcher].
Overland Cars, Bimbowrie
The Treloar family Overland cars and a group of men chatting outside the Station Homestead.
Station Workers, Bimbowrie
Group of workmen from Bimbowrie Station.
Woolshed, Manunda Station
Woolshed, Manunda Station situated on the semi-arid sheep grazing property which lies north west of Olary and Yunta and south west of the Bimbowrie Conservation Park.
Outalpa Station
Panoramic view of Outalpa Station.
Shearers at Outalpa Station
Shearers at Outalpa Station.