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Port Lincoln Silos

Pritchard, Hal, 1972, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/57

Grain silos at Port Lincoln. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

View of Port Lincoln

Kaines, Jack A. P., 1935, Photograph, PRG 1638/10/75

View of Port Lincoln. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1638/10.

[General description] View of the railway yards and station at Port Lincoln, with two goods trains in the foreground and part of the town visible in the background. [On back of photograph] 'Railway Station Port Lincoln / Bourne Photo' (Another hand) 'Station opened Nov. 1907 / 1907-27'.

Port Lincoln Post Office

Bourne, c. 1911, Photograph, B 4447

[General description] In this street scene of Port Lincoln a little girl is standing on the footpath in front of the the Post Office. The building has a large shady verandah where a number of wicker baskets or crates are stacked and a couple of boys appear to be posting a letter. [On back of photograph] 'Post Office / Port Lincoln / Bourne photo / c. 1911'.

Port Lincoln

Bourne, c. 1911, Photograph, B 4449

[General description] Panoramic view across Port Lincoln township and Boston Bay. [On back of photograph] 'View of the township / Port Lincoln / c. 1911'.

Tasman Terrace, Port LIncoln

Bourne, c. 1911, Photograph, B 4451

[General description] A wet Tasman Terrace showing trees of the seafront reserve which is fenced with iron railings. The trees partially conceal the jetty and bay beyond. On the right names seen on business premises are Stockham and N. Dollard. [On back of photograph] 'Tasman Terrace / Port Lincoln / 1911-21'.

Port Lincoln Jetty

Secombe, J. H., c. 1890, Photograph, PRG 458/1/1/14

The old town Jetty at Port Lincoln, showing general activities around the area. The ketch may be the 'Beatrice', and the tide is low [also at PRG 280/1/1/325].

Port Lincoln

Randall, Jack H., c. 1936, Photograph, B 61730

PORT LINCOLN: Distant view of Port Lincoln.

Port Lincoln beach

Pritchard, Hal, 1972, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/55

Beach at Port Lincoln with the wharf in the background. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

Bay and shipping, Port Lincoln

Secombe, J. H., c. 1917, Photograph, PRG 559/3/31

View of two steamers at the end of a jetty, identified as 'Bay & shipping at Port Lincoln'.

'Minnipa' ship, Port Lincoln

Kaines, Jack A. P., 1935, Photograph, PRG 1638/10/74

The 'Minnipa' ship at Port Lincoln. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1638/10.

Ships at Port Lincoln

Seacombe, J. H., c. 1917, Photograph, PRG 559/3/35

View of a number of vessels moored in a quiet bay, assumed to be Port Lincoln.

Port Lincoln looking south

Secombe, J. H., c. 1917, Photograph, PRG 559/3/8

View of the township of Port Lincoln, looking south across the bay.

Ships at Port Lincoln

Secombe, J. H., c. 1917, Photograph, PRG 559/3/29

View of both sailing ships and steamers moored at Port Lincoln.

View of Port Lincoln

Secombe, J. H., c. 1917, Photograph, PRG 559/3/7

View of the township of Port Lincoln, with the bay in the distance.

Centenary re-enactments at Port Lincoln and Happy Valley

Randall, Jack H., 1939, Photograph, B 8982/1-23

Record of the re-enactments staged as part of the Port Lincoln Centenary celebrations.

Kemp home, Port Lincoln

Secombe, J. H., c. 1875, Photograph, PRG 1123/6/2

The very early Kemp family home next to St Thomas' Church, Port Lincoln.

Interior of St. Thomas' Church, Port Lincoln

Bartlett, C. I., c. 1900, Photograph, PRG 1123/34/6

Interior of St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Port Lincoln, showing the front pews, altar and stained glass windows behind the altar. The Church has been decorated with vegetation, including leaves, grape vines, fruit and vegetables, for a special service.

Interior of St. Thomas' Church, Port Lincoln

Belcher, Edward William, c. 1885, Photograph, PRG 1123/34/5

Interior from the nave of St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Port Lincoln, showing the pews, altar and stained glass windows behind the altar.

Overcourt, Port Lincoln

Murray, Keith, c. 1930, Photograph, PRG 1123/32/3

'Overcourt', the residence of Captain John Bishop and his family, situated in Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln. Built around 1840, Overcourt was named in memory of Captain Bishop's wife's family home in Gloucester, England. The property was demolished in 1940.