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Railway Station, Port Lincoln
[General description] The Port Lincoln Railway Station building, railyard and various types of rolling stock. Town buildings can be seen in the background. [On back of photograph] 'Port Lincoln Railway Station / 1933 / Presented by W.H.O. Sexton'.
'The Old Castle', Port Lincoln
[General description] This is part of a two storey limestone building known as the Old Castle which was a well known Port Lincoln landmark before demolition in 1933. See B 6331 for another view and more information. [On back of photograph]' 'The Castle', an early Port Lincoln Inn / 1933 / Reproduced in the Chronicle / June 22, 1933'.
Police Station, Port Lincoln
[General description] The central gabled section of this single storey limestone building has an arched entrance door with a fanlight. The roof is slate. There is a white picket fence on the boundary. [On back of photograph] 'Port Lincoln / Police Station and Local Court House / 1933 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for June 22 1933'.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln Hotel and Captain Bishop's store, viewed from the rear over the Boston Bay.
North Road, Port Lincoln
North Road, Port Lincoln: House in foreground, an early school.
Captain John Bishop
Captain John Bishop home at "Overcourt", Port Lincoln. His family and a dog are on the porch.
Port Lincoln Jetty
Port Lincoln Jetty. Telegraph Office on the left of the Institute (in the centre of the photograph) can be seen. The church on the left could possibly be Port Lincoln Baptist Church
Early Port Lincoln cricket team
Early local cricket team; the bearded man seated, centre row, was the licencee (Thomas Bond Hawson) of Lake Wangary Hotel.
Harry Hancock on his way to Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: Harry Hancock, of Kapunda, on his way to the west coast to marry having problems with his early make Ford; his best man Bill Mutton is pushing the car and was eventually successful. The bride was Ada Dearman. The registration number 08997 was issued in 1921.
Port Lincoln residents
A gathering of residents outside the Wheatsheaf Hotel, North Shields, near Port Lincoln; the licensee Mr. John Dorward is serving customers. The child on the grey horse is Alex Dorward.
Men at Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: Five men photographed by a pile of stones on the summit of a hill overlooking Port Lincoln; surnames are known to be: Innes; Lee; Limb; Boyd; Wright.
Prawn fleet, Lincoln Cove
Prawning fleet at the Lincoln Cove Marina, Port Lincoln. The photographer describes prawn fishing, "Port Lincoln is one of the most beautiful towns on the Eyre Peninsula, Lincoln Cove is the jewel in the crown. On the day I made this image I had been looking around the harbour at the new housing developments that were taking place in this new part of the town. I came across this fleet of prawning boats, another big industry in South Australia. I was amazed at the size of the boats and the equipment and technology involved in each vessel, every vessel worth millions of dollars. I sat for an hour with some of the crew members whilst they spliced the lines ready for the start of the prawning season the following week. Some of them were saying that since the mining boom they were finding it hard to crew the boats as men found it more lucrative to work in the mines."
Port Lincoln
Early view of Port Lincoln showing a small number of houses and empty fields.
Port Lincoln view
View of Port Lincoln fron the north over Boston Bay. There is a steamship at the town jetty, and only a few buildings at Kirton Point.
Port Lincoln view, looking east
Early view of Port Lincoln, looking east towards Boston Island. A group of girls is in the foreground overlooking the town and the Northern Hotel.
Port Lincoln, looking over Boston Bay
View of Port Lincoln looking towards Boston Bay. The Great Northern Hotel can be seen down the hill.
Port Lincoln Hospital
View of the hospital at Port Lincoln, showing a number of buildings. Some people are sitting on the verandah.
North Road, Port Lincoln
View along a dirt road, identified as North Road. Part of the bay can be seen to the left, and a horse drawn wagon is on the road.
Old Mill, Port Lincoln
View of the Old Mill at Port Lincoln, with the town and bay in the distance. [The mill was not completed and was never used.]
Ships at Port Lincoln
View of a number of vessels moored at the jetty at Port Lincoln.
North Road, Port Lincoln
View along a dirt road, identified as North Road. Part of the bay can be seen to the left, and a building on the side of the road can be seen in the distance.
North Road, Port Lincoln
View along a dirt road, identified as North Road. Two young ladies are leaning against a post and rail fence, with a tiled building in the middle distance.
North Road, Port Lincoln
View along a dirt road, identified as North Road. A post and rail fence separates the road from the paddock to the right; a house with outbuildings can be seen in the middle distance.
West Coast mail van at Port Lincoln
View of the first of the motorised mail vehicles for the West Coast, parked outside the Port Lincoln Post Office. The vehicle is loaded with bags of mail, and another vehicle is parked behind it.
Old Mill, Port Lincoln
View of the Old Mill at Port Lincoln, with the bay visible in the distance. [The mill was not completed and was never used.]
Frank Hawson Memorial, Port Lincoln
View of the Frank Hawson Memorial at Port Lincoln.
Early morning, Port Lincoln
View of the sun rising over the jetty and bay at Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln. This photograph forms part 1 of a panorama in 4 parts. See B 16097-9 for parts 2-4. This photograph shows a collection of buildings that have grown around the shoreline of Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln oyster men
PORT LINCOLN: Oyster men John Barry, Phil Walsh, Frank Ventura, "Tarry" Barry; a photograph taken on board the "Janet" showing equipment of an oyster fork and dredge net.
Port Lincoln
View of Port Lincoln from the West Road, looking south. A large house and football oval can be seen in the middle of the photograph.