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"De Dion" Car
A two cylinder "De Dion" car, the first to travel from Port Lincoln to Streaky Bay and back, standing in front of the Port Lincoln Hotel. Left - right: John Haigh, Ralph Sullivan, C.B.West (chauffeur); Mortimer Muirhead, solicitor and owner of the car [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/35].
Railway yards, Port Lincoln
Farm machinery on a goods train.
Housing Trust homes
PORT LINCOLN: Housing Trust homes at Port Lincoln, September 1964.
Housing Trust house
PORT LINCOLN: Housing Trust home at Port Lincoln, 17 March 1966.
Flinders monument
PORT LINCOLN: Flinders Monument, Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln from Winters Hill
PORT LINCOLN: General view of Port Lincoln taken from Winters Hill.
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
View along the sea front at Port Lincoln.
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
Sunrise at Port Lincoln. Taken from the esplanade showing the water, jetties and boats. According to a researcher, the sun is coming up over Boston Island, east of the town jetty.
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
Whale Chasers Crevasse at Whalers Way, near Port Lincoln.
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
Looking towards Fishery Bay, from Whalers Way, near Port Lincoln.
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
View of Stamford Hill, Port Lincoln.
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
HMAS Anzac off Port Lincoln.
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
HMAS Anzac off Port Lincoln.
Pioneer Mill Museum
Pioneer Mill Museum, on Mill Hill, in Port Lincoln with harbour behind.
Lord Byron's carriage bought in London and shipped to Port Lincoln by Captain Hawson
A carriage once owned by Lord Byron that was bought in London by Captain Hawson and shipped to Port Lincoln, South Australia.
View of Port Lincoln from Quality Hill
View across the town of Port Lincoln and harbour, with the inscription on the back 'Port Lincoln SA - 1923 - 3rd finest harbour in the world'.
Shipping waiting at a Port Lincoln jetty
Distant view of steamships and sailing vessels waiting at Kirton Point jetty, Port Lincoln. [Information provided by Phil Rickard].
Destruction caused by a fire on Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln
The aftermath of a fire which destroyed a building on Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Kirton Point jetty under construction at Port Lincoln
Kirton Point jetty under construction at Port Lincoln: a view taken from the sea [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/23].
Port Lincoln jetty and landing area
Distant view of Port Lincoln jetty where bagged produce awaits collection.
Small craft at sea off Port Lincoln, South Australia
Small craft at sea off the coast of Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Port Lincoln, South Australia
Partial view of the town of Port Lincoln which was taken from the jetty where four boys are walking.
Lord Byron's carriage bought in London and shipped to Port Lincoln by Captain Hawson
A carriage once owned by Lord Byron that was bought in London by Captain Hawson and shipped to Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Distant view of six men looking out to sea at Port Lincoln
Distant view of six men looking out to sea from a beach at Port Lincoln.
The approach road to Port Lincoln, South Australia
The approach road along the coast to Port Lincoln, South Australia.
A carriage which once belonged to Lord Byron kept at Port Lincoln
A carriage which had once been the property of Lord Byron, purchased in London and brought to Port Lincoln by Captain Hawson.
A sailing ship at anchor at Port Lincoln, South Australia
A sailing ship at anchor at Port Lincoln in South Australia, a sunset view.
Two cars carrying the West Coast mail leaving Port Lincoln
Two small cars carrying the West Coast mail leaving Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Mr.Barwell on a visit to Port Lincoln and its new pier
Mr.Barwell, Premier of South Australia visiting the site of the new jetty at Port Lincoln; a combination of three views in one showing spectators and construction vessels.
'George', a street sweeper at Port Lincoln
A street cleaner called 'George' working with his broom and cart at Port Lincoln, South Australia.