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Tumby Bay copper mine
The boiler for the Tumby Bay copper mine being hauled across country by Mr Chris Provis and companions.
Group entitled 'Old Tumby Bay Boys'
A group entitled 'Old Tumby Bay Boys', including N. McLeod, A. Griffiths, J. Pulton, G. LeBrun, J. McCallum, E. Darling, T. Barnes, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Woods, Mr. Wiegsal, B. Hogarth, C. Johns, S. Bawden, M. Huegral, H. Garrett, N. Schiller, J, Warne, T. Swapter, L. Wagner, A. Hickman, S. Burt, T. Preece, S. Thomas, C. Provis, and others.
Tumby Bay tennis team
The local tennis team at Tumby Bay. Men are standing in the back row and women are sitting in the front in full length dresses.
'Boat Day' at Tumby Bay
"Boat Day" at Tumby Bay: crowds would gather to greet or farewell a boat as a social occasion.
Picnic group at Louth Bay
A picnic group at Louth Bay: Left to right: Myra White; Lizzie Stevenson; Edie Sinclair; Edith Catt; Ray Miller; Millie Haigh; Mrs. A.K. Goode. Mrs. Goode was a well known expert .22 rifle shot.
Sale day at Wangary
WANGARY: A Sale Day held in Lake Wangary Hotel yards.
Dead eagles at Elliston
Twenty five dead eagles killed by the property's owner at Elliston because they were attacking sheep and a farm dog due to starvation caused by rabbits dying of myxomatosis.
Shipping wheat at Tumby Bay
Shipping wheat at Tumby Bay. There are ships at the end of the jetty and agent's offices on the shore.
Ploughman John Williams, Lake Wangary
Ploughman John Williams with his team at Lake Wangary.
Residence at Duck's Pond
One of the first homes built at Duck Ponds, and belonged to ex-Inspector Holroyd of the Police.
Wool arriving from Kappawanta
A bullock team delivering loads of wool from Kappawanta to Elliston.
Brattenised earth road near Iron Knob
IRON KNOB: A view showing a Brattenised earth road, of which there are hundreds of miles on Eyre Peninsula. Mr Bratten devised the method of making the road and a special plough for the job. There is a memorial to him beside the Lincoln Highway north of Port Neill.
Margaret and Mrs Charlie
Two women, identified as Margaret and Mrs Charlie, on a stony beach (probably Port Lincoln).
Australian Ornithologists
A horse and buggy outside the Old Lake Wangary Hotel and Post Office. The hotel was built in 1871, and was once a stagecoach station on the West Coast stage-coach run from Port Lincoln. It doubled as a Post and Telegraph Office and ceased to operate as a hotel in 1933.
Two seals on Dangerous Reef, South Australia
Two seals photographed on rocks at Dangerous Reef, near Port Lincoln, South Australia.
A Squadron, 3rd Light Horse at Morphettville
A group photograph of a troop of South Australian soldiers with the young bugler sitting on the ground in front. The officer has been identified as Major D. Fulton, commanding officer of A Squadron, 3rd Light Horse [compare with PRG 280/1/14/136] and the location as the hawker property adjacent to Morphettville Race Course, and used throughout the war by the army.
Black Stump memorial, Poonindie
Unveiling of the Black Stump memorial at Poonindie, erected by the Caledonian Society, marking the old lands of the former Poonindie Mission Station, and stands as a Pioneer Memorial to the early settlers.
Black Stump memorial, Poonindie
Black Stump memorial at Poonindie, erected by the Caledonian Society, marking the old lands of the former Poonindie Mission Station, and stands as a Pioneer Memorial to the early settlers.
Wheat at North Shields
Grain stacks at North Shields. There is a small wheat buyer office and a horse and cart.
Sheringa Boarding House
Group of people standing in front of the Sheringa Boarding House, taken on the occasion of their annual sports event.
Penong Methodist Church
View of the Penong Methodist Church, a small stone building with an iron roof, behind a picket fence. Annotated on the back 'Penong Methodist Church / August 1916 / J.A.P.'.
Shepherds Hut ruins, Lake Hamilton
David Dearman standing near the ruins of the Shepherd's Hut at Lake Hamilton, where Ann Easton was murdered in 1849.
Home made mill
Home made mill, possibly made from biscuit and kerosene tins, near Kappinie Lakes. It was used to drive a home made flour mill.
Bullock team
Bullock team driven by the Gregorys overland on their trek to Kappinie.
Cummins public school
Cummins public school, which opened in 1912. A girl is holding a sign, which reads "Cummins School 1915". It was made an area school in 1943.
Smoky Bay
Ships landing goods at Smoky Bay.
H.M.A.S. 'Sydney'
View of H.M.A.S. 'Sydney' in open water.
Old Tungatta Police Station
Ruins of the old Tungatta Police Station on the West Coast of the Eyre Peninsula, near Sheringa. The final trooper at this Station was named Boord, and Boord's Beach at Elliston perpetuates his name.
H.M.A.S. 'Australia'
View of H.M.A.S. 'Australia' in open water.
Coastline at Sleaford Bay
View of waves breaking on the shore at Sleaford Bay, with a rocky headland in the background.