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Port Lincoln jetty
Ships berthed at Port Lincoln jetty, South Australia; the vessels are the Paringa, Glenalvon and the Rupara. The Glenalvon arrived at Port Lincoln on 5 October 1911 and spent two months loading 40,781 bags of West Coast wheat for the European market.
Boston Bay at Port Lincoln
Fishing boats at anchor in Boston Bay near the old jetty at Port Lincoln, South Australia.
A coastal view near Port Lincoln
A coastal and island view taken near Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Post Office at Port Lincoln
A Royal Mail motor vehicle outside the Post and Telegraph Office at Port Lincoln, South Australia.
A beach scene at Port Lincoln
Small boats beached on the shore at Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Steamship 'Eknaren' at Port Lincoln
Distant view of the steamship 'Eknaren' berthed at the new jetty at Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Cargo ship at Port Lincoln jetty
Part of the jetty at Port Lincoln where a cargo ship is waiting.
Busy scene at Port Lincoln jetty
Busy scene at Port Lincoln jetty where the R.M.S. Rupara is anchored, horse drawn vehicles, crates, and farm machinery are in the foreground.
Shipping at Port Lincoln's railway jetty
Shipping at Port Lincoln's railway jetty.
Outside J. Michael's draper shop at Port Lincoln
Outside J. Michael's draper shop at Port Lincoln, Captain Patrick Weir of the S.S. 'Musgrave' talks to three women and a young girl, all residents of the town.
A jetty scene at Port Lincoln
A jetty scene at Port Lincoln alongside a sailing ship receiving bags of grain from railway trucks and a horse drawn vehicle.
Queen's visit, Port Lincoln.
Hundreds of children from around Eyre Peninsula arranged in a Fan Display on the Port Lincoln Oval in March 1954 for the Visit of Her Majesty and the Duke of Edinburgh. It was widely reported in Australian newspapers at the time.
Boats in Boston Bay
View of Boston Bay, Port Lincoln looking towards Boston Island. Many boats are in the harbour including the ketch, "Beatrice", and Dutton's yacht, "Adele". Two jetties can be see on the right.
Commemoration of John McDouall Stuart crossing Australia
100 year commemoration of John McDouall Stuart crossing Australia from north to south in 1862. Proceedings were conducted by the Port Lincoln Caledonian Society, at the Post Office where there is a plaque attached. In attendance is piper P.J. Baillie, Post Chieves J. Calderwood, M. Mortimer, and G. Leary, Town Clerk L. Paige, Returned Soldiers Official Mr. L. Whait, Post Chief Nicholls, and the Chairman of the Lincoln District Council Stuart Sinclair.
Views around South Australia
A selection from travel photographs taken by amateur photographer G.R. Oliver, from Bridgewater, Mannum, Robe, Poonindie, Wallaroo and Port Lincoln.
Port Construction, Port Lincoln
Port construction at Port Lincoln; this view was taken from one of the cranes used in the project.
George Dorward and family
PORT LINCOLN: Mr George Dorward of "Clifton", North Shields, and his daughter Mrs Hage with her children in a dog cart. Children in foreground are, left to right: Madge Brown; Lionel Dorward, Dorothy Green; Hazel Green.
Port Lincoln, South Australia
Part of the Bay and small houses at Port Lincoln, South Australia; Searcy has marked a house in the foreground and described it as 'Old Government House in 1863/4'. According to a researcher, locals know this double bend in the road as "The Double Corner". The main road is called the Lincoln Highway coming into town from the north. The track to the left is now Normandy Place. The house in the background was demolished and the Limani Motel now stands there.
Fanny, Port Lincoln
Photograph of Fanny, the last member of the Port Lincoln Aboriginal tribe. Born in Poonindie, and died in Port Lincoln in 1922 [also at B 38271 & B 71140].
James Owen gravestone
Gravestone of James Owen, who died in 1877, and his wife Sophia, who died in 1884. Sophia Owen nee Bessell arrived in South Australia on the Buffalo with her first husband Robert Walker. She married James Owen in 1843 at Port Lincoln, where he built the Pier Hotel.
Henry Hawson gravestone
Gravestone of Henry Hawson, who died in 1849, and his wife, who died in 1875. Hawson was a notable settler of Port Lincoln and built a house at 'Little Swamp' called 'Towalla'.
Railway track
New railway in operation near Port Lincoln. Railway trucks are full of agricultural machinery.
Father Kelly in a motor car
Father Kelly and Father Jorgeson, popular priests in Port Lincoln arriving in a motor car with Mrs. Jane De Lacy.
Commercial traveller
A commercial traveller in Port Lincoln. The carriage is pulled by four horses.
West Coast mail
West Coast Mail about to leave the Port Lincoln Post and Telegraph Office to travel to Streaky Bay.
Commemoration of John McDouall Stuart crossing Australia
100 year commemoration of John McDouall Stuart crossing Australia from north to south in 1862. Proceedings were conducted by the Port Lincoln Caledonian Society, at the Post Office where there is a plaque attached.
Port Lincoln Rifle Club
Port Lincoln Rifle Club, which opened in 1904.
Port Lincoln Boy Scouts
Port Lincoln Boy Scouts camping at Canowie Belt. The boys are standing in front of three canvas tents.
M.V. Moonta at Port Lincoln
Adelaide Steamship Company's M.V. Moonta at Port Lincoln.
M.V. Moonta at Port Lincoln
Adelaide Steamship Company's M.V. Moonta at Port Lincoln.