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Railway staff, Port Lincoln
The first Railway staff at Port Lincoln. Back Row, l-r: ? Sheen; Ted Price; Harry Parks; Bill Stalley; ? Sellars. Front Row, l-r: J.P.O'Connel; J.D.Somerville; George Bird; Tom Flett.
Pet Dog at Port Lincoln
Pet dog at Port Lincoln.
Family Outing, Port Lincoln
Family outing with a horse drawn carriage at Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln Looking East
Port Lincoln, looking east from the old mill.
M.V."Moonta" at Port Lincoln
M.V"Moonta" leaving Port Lincoln to continue the Gulf trip.
Boston House, Port Lincoln
Boston House, Port Lincoln.
Railway Line, Port Lincoln
Railway line at Port Lincoln.
Unloading sheep, Port Lincoln
The lifeboat City of Adelaide used by Mr. H.A.R. Puckridge unloading sheep at Port Lincoln.
"The Park", Port Lincoln
"The Park", home occupied by Fred G. W. Payze & Family, built about 1840.
Jetty, Port Lincoln
A view of Port Lincoln jetty.
S.S. "Fearey" at Port Lincoln
S.S. "Fearey" at Port Lincoln jetty.
Pier Hotel, Port Lincoln
Pier Hotel at Port Lincoln.
Abattoir Staff, Port Lincoln
Abattoir staff at Port Lincoln.
Life-Savers, Port Lincoln
Life-Saving contestants in a surf carnival at Port Lincoln marching on the spot . From left: Freddie Emms, Norm Reid, Alex Stevens, Burt Dennise, Clarence Hage, Harold Reske.
Australia Day, Port Lincoln
Australia Day procession in Liverpool Street, Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln, looking shoreward from the sea end of the town jetty whilst grain is being unloaded.
Port Lincoln
Early view of cargo unloaded on to the foreshore at Port Lincoln where it was left until claimed.
Sergeant Geherty, Port Lincoln
Studio view of Sergeant Geherty, an early police officer in the Port Lincoln district.
Mail contractors, Port Lincoln
Mail contractors and their vehicles outside the Post Office at Port Lincoln.
Police station, Port Lincoln
The police station at Port Lincoln before demolition.
Boat builders, Port Lincoln
Boat builders Axel Stenross (standing) and Frank Laakso at work at Port Lincoln.
Clergy at Port Lincoln
Group of clergy attending what was possibly the first Ruridecanal Conference at Port Lincoln. Back Row, l-r : Bro. Sittiloe, Rev. Radcliff, Catechist McHail. Front Row, l-r: Rev.Howard, Archdeacon Samwell, Rev. Ives.
Port Lincoln
"Stan P. and Cliff Hall" at Port Lincoln with their car.
First Port Lincoln Councillors
Group view of the first Port Lincoln District Councillors. According to a researcher, this photograph was reproduced in the Special Collectors' edition of the 'Port Lincoln Times', January 1, 2000, bearing the following caption: 'The first Port Lincoln town council pictured in August 1921. Pictured are (back) A.E. Hassell (town clerk), J.H. Dennis (Kirton ward), Arthur Leech (Kirton ward), Arthur Garrett (Boston Ward, A.R. Walter (Tod ward), A.G. Laidlaw (Boston ward); (front) D.R. Myers (Flinders ward), J.S. Shepherd (Mayor), E.D. Swaffer (Tod ward) and Walter Hartley (Flinders ward). The council had been preceded by the Port Lincoln District Road board formed in the 1860s under the chairmanship of Henry Holroyd. Photograph from the Eric O'Connor historical collection.'
Early wooden oil rig near Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: An early wooden oil rig near 'The Fountain' on the West Road.
Soldier from Port Lincoln area
PORT LINCOLN: Men of the Forces during the 1914-18 War. Standing, 3rd Row: Second from the left, Lew LeBrun, next to him: George Baillie and far right same row: Charley Dorward.
Residence belonging to Tom Black, Port Lincoln.
PORT LINCOLN: The home of the Port Lincoln poet, Tom Black; the building was demolished in 1966.
Tennis party at Port Lincoln
A party of people with tennis racquets at Port Lincoln. Includes some young children.
Picnic at Port Lincoln
A picnic party at Port Lincoln from left, Lewis Tapley, Judy Oswald, Lizzie Stevenson, Jim McDarlane, Molly Oswald, Dr. Kinmont, Jessie Davis, Mrs. Kinmont, Mrs. Seddon, Mrs. Sinclair, Mr. Tapley, and Mrs. Barlett.
Country 'traveller' in Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: A country "traveller" in Tasman Terrace. The driver is Dan Green with Tom Medler, Richard White and Ted Hart. Mr Green's Dennis lorry, number 1641, was new in 1911. The 'M.G. & Co. Ltd.' on the hampers stood for Matthew Goode & Co. Ltd., of Adelaide, importers, warehouseman and clothing manufacturers. The car is out the front of the Pier Hotel.