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Beacon light on Taylor Island, near Port Lincoln
Beacon light on Taylor Island, near Port Lincoln. Photograph collected by Jim Garbutt.
Old jetty at Port Lincoln
'Jetty and shipping, Port Lincon', taken from a point beyond the end of the jetty looking back towards tje land. There is a small yacht moored at the end of the jetty.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : South
Aerial views of Port Lincoln, South Australia, taken from the south, including views of Port Lincoln Racecourse, Ravendale Community Sports Centre, oval and tennis courts, the Marina, Billy Lights Point, slipways, Australian Fishing Enterprises, Murray Point and homes along Proper Bay Road, with views of Lincoln National Park in the distance.
Port Lincoln, Old Mill
[General description] The old mill is silhouetted against the sky on top of a rocky hill dotted with stunted trees. This structure (1846) was built as part of a flour mill complex but never used for that purpose. Today (2013) the restored mill is surrounded by suburban houses and, fitted with a spiral staircase, provides an excellent look out over Boston Bay. [On back of photograph] 'Old mill at Port Lincoln / Jan. 11, 1918'.
Aerial view of Port Lincoln
Aerial view of Port Lincoln with the sports oval dominating the foreground.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln
Aerial views of Port Lincoln, South Australia, including views of the Marina, Brennan's Wharf and the Port Lincoln Grain Terminal, Kirton Point, and Boston Bay.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : Marina
Aerial views of Port Lincoln Marina, South Australia, including views of boats in the marina and surrounding residences.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : East
Aerial views of Port Lincoln, South Australia, taken from the east, including views of Brennan's Wharf, Port Lincoln Grain Terminal, Kirton Point Jetty, Wellington Square, Kirton Point Primary School, slipway, and the Marina and Boston Island in the distance.
Port Lincoln, Old Mill
[General description] A man poses for the photographer next to the old mill which stands on a hillside, silhouetted against the sky. Cutting across the view is a row of slotted posts, probably from a derelict post-and-rails fence. This structure (1846) was built as part of a flour mill complex but never used for that purpose. Today (2013) the restored mill is surrounded by suburban houses and, fitted with a spiral staircase, provides an excellent look out over Boston Bay. [On back of photograph] 'Old mill at Port Lincoln / Jan. 11, 1918'.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : West
Aerial views of Port Lincoln, South Australia, taken from the west, including views of D.K. Quarries, residential areas, and Lincoln Grove Estate retirement village.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : North
Aerial views of Port Lincoln, South Australia, taken from the north, including views of Brennan's Wharf, homes along Lincoln Highway, Boston, Tiatukia, and North Shields.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : Tulka
Aerial views of Tulka, Port Lincoln, South Australia, including views of residences along the coast off Proper Bay Road.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : CBD
Aerial views of Port Lincoln, South Australia, central business district, including views of Brennan's Wharf, town beach and jetty, Tasman Terrace, schools, ovals and tennis courts.
Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln : Boston Island
Aerial views of Boston Island, off Port Lincoln, South Australia, including views of tuna farms.
Port Lincoln
A house thought to have been a Hotel in Port Lincoln with Mr and Mrs Enright and daughters leaning on the post and rails. An Enright family lived in Port Lincoln about this time and comprised of father Michael Enright (born 1844) in Port Lincoln, mother Margaret Allan born 1858, daughter Margaret Ellen Enright born Port Lincoln 1886
Horse drawn stripper near Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: Horse drawn 4/6ft. stripper in use near Port Lincoln; a kangaroo dog stands on top of the vehicle.
Aboriginal dwelling near Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: Aboriginal women and pet dogs outside a dwelling near Port Lincoln.
Ornithologists outside the Port Lincoln Post Office
Group of ornithologists, with a horse drawn wagon, outside the Port Lincoln Post Office. [A group from the Australasian Ornithologists' Union visited Eyre Peninsula in October 1909, with their activities documented in the press. This photo was taken sometime between 6 October and 15 October 1909, the dates of the expedition's arrival at and departure from Port Lincoln.]
The Wenmouth Collection : Port Lincoln
The Port Lincoln Motel, in Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln.
Court House, Port Lincoln
Court House and Police Station, Port Lincoln [duplicate copy at B 7987] was built of limestone in 1862 and stands on the corner of Washington Street and Adelaide Place just two blocks from Tasman Terrace.
Telegraph Office, Port Lincoln
Telegraph Office, Port Lincoln [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/139]. Located opposite the Port Lincoln Jetty
Grave site at Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: A grave site on a station property in the Port Lincoln district.
Overseer on a property near Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: The Overseer on a property near Port Lincoln.
Railway workshop at BHP Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: Inside railway workshop at BHP Port Lincoln. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgment for State Heritage Branch required.
Railway shed at Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: Inside view of railway shed's at Port Lincoln. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgment for State Heritage Branch required.
Miss Thomas' School, Myola, Port Lincoln
Group portrait of students of Miss Thomas' School 'Myola', Port Lincoln. Marjorie Broadbent (later Marjorie Bishop, wife of Myles Bishop) is back row, fourth from left, roughly in the centre, wearing a tie. Myola was the first private boarding school in Port Lincoln and opened by Miss Dora Thomas with the help of her two older sisters, Helen and May. Their residence and class rooms were set up together in the same building, and they taught as many as 25 pupils at a time. The school ran for nearly 15 years.
Savings Bank of S.A., Port Lincoln
Large group of people formally posed outside Savings Bank of SA, Port Lincoln, for the unveiling of a plaque.
Port Lincoln views
Composite of three views of Port Lincoln - Boston Bay taken from Winters Hill behind Port Lincoln (Original in colour) - A coloured lithograph of this in Australiana collection of National Gallery, Adelaide.
Fanny, Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln's Fanny. She died in Port Lincoln in 1922.[Fanny Agars. Margaret Agnes (Fanny). Sometimes referred to as "Black Fanny"] See B 27553.
Port Lincoln's Institute
Port Lincoln's Institute building with a Red Cross float in front of it, during the Australia Day parade of 1916 [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/138]. The Institute Building was estblished in 1869 and stood next to the Post and Telegraph Office on Tasman Terrace