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Children on their way to a picnic at Coomunga
Identified as 'a party of children on their way to Coomunga for a picnic shortly after the opening of the railway line; for many it was the first time they had seen a train'. See below for alternative perspective.
The 'Moonta' leaving Port Lincoln
The M.V. 'Moonta' leaving Port Lincoln to continue the Gulf Trip. Another photograph using this image is B 26239. Image incorporated into Murray Views series as No. 11.
'Canowie' boat
'Canowie' sail boat, with men standing on it, and the shore behind the craft. It was sailed and owned by the Tait brothers, and it frequently scored in the regattas. A cup that it won is in the bottom left corner of the photograph. A researcher found an entry in 'The Register (Adelaide) of Tuesday 19th June, 1923 indicating that the Canowie was owned at one time by Mr Graham of Flagstaff Cottage, I assume at Yankalilla, built by Mr Harry Chant of Port Adelaide'.
Panoramic view of Port Lincoln
Panoramic view of Port Lincoln. The jetty can be seen in the distance on the left.
Port Lincoln Institute
Port Lincoln Institute and Memorial Hall.
Main Street, Port Lincoln
Main Street, Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln foreshore, the jetty in the background.
Port Lincoln
[General description] View showing the sweep of Boston Bay with Boston Island in the distance. In the middle ground township buildings and the jetty can be seen with the 'John Watherstone', a steamer with two masts, at anchor [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/26].
Kirton Point Jetty, Port Lincoln
Kirton Point Jetty, Port Lincoln. Post card print of the new jetty c.1909.
Port Lincoln Foreshore
Port Lincoln - general view of the beach, jetty and hotel in 1909.
Port Lincoln Harbour
Port Lincoln - the harbour from Tasman Terrace. Several ketches can be seen moored in the harbour.
Flinders Archway, Port Lincoln
Flinders Archway between the Port Lincoln Institute and Civic Hall. Erected about 1936 (27 May). The stone archway between the buildings has a ship engraved in a circle in the middle of the arch and Flinders Archway written either side. Also written is Discovery 1802 on one side and Settlement 1839 on the other side.
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln on Boston Bay. Among other buildings stands the Pier Hotel's whose proprietor in 1867-1871 was CR Jones. Bare hillside can be seen behind Tasman Terrace. A cow can be seen grazing on the land between the hotel and beach.
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln, looking south. Several two storey buildings with balconies providing shadey verandahs line one side of the terrace and giant Norfolk Island pines stand behind a white picket fence on the foreshore.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln: Old and new residences. Assheton's Grand Hotel can be seen in the background which is situated on the corner of Tasman Terrace and Bligh Street. Arthur John Charles Assheton was the proprietor from 1906-1909.
Port Lincoln
A view from the sea at Port Lincoln in 1907. Business's along the foreshore include TJ Charles Tea Rooms and Bakery, H Cole Tobacconist, J MacKenzie Boot Shop, McFarlane Brothers.
Port Lincoln
View of Port Lincoln, looking from North Road.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln. Pier Hotel on Tasman Terrace, licensed by James Owen in approximately 1873
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln showing City Motors.
Port Lincoln District
Port Lincoln district.
Port Lincoln Post Office
Port Lincoln Post office and stores.
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln.
The "Janet", Port Lincoln
The "Janet" sailing at Port Lincoln.
Town Clock, Port Lincoln
Opening of the Town Clock in Port Lincoln.
Town Clock, Port Lincoln
Opening of the Town Clock in Port Lincoln.
Horse Riding at Port Lincoln
Horse Riding at Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln, seen from the top of the tennis shed.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln street scene.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln.