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Shipping at Port Pirie
Sailing ships at Galloway's wharf, Port Pirie, South Australia.
Shipping at Port Pirie
Sailing ships at Galloway's wharf, Port Pirie, South Australia.
Shipping at Port Pirie
Sailing ships berthed at Galloway's wharf in Port Pirie, South Australia.
Transporting metal ingots at Port Pirie
A small steam locomotive being used to transport metal ingots at the Port Pirie smelting plant, South Australia. The locomotive is a small Hudswell Clarke product built in Leeds, England, in 1902 (serial number 628), latterly the Wallaroo & Moonta Mining & Smelting Company's number 10). The smelter's Welsh style rectangular chimney is still standing. [from information provided].
Illuminated citation presented to Thomas Magor of Port Pirie.
Illuminated citation presented to Thomas Magor, former mayor and former publican of the Royal Exchange Hotel at Port Pirie, on his departure for Adelaide in 1894. Includes a number of watercolour scenes of Port Pirie. The name B.H. Goode appears in the lower right hand corner of the artwork. Digitised images are available for reference. See below for further details.
Schooner 'Mary Webster'
Glass stereo negative of the 92 ton Schooner 'Mary Webster' and other shipping at Port Pirie.
J.S. Steele, Port Pirie
J.S. Steele with lead ingots at Port Pirie. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/57.
Aerial photographs of Port Pirie district: Nelshaby
Aerial views of Port Pirie district, South Australia, showing Nelshaby, including views of properties, fields, and Spencer Gulf and Port Pirie in the distance.
Aerial photographs of Port Pirie district: Weeroona Island
Aerial views of Port Pirie district, South Australia, showing Weeroona Island, including views of residences on the island, and Port Pirie in the distance.
Port Pirie
The Port Pirie Creek from the east side. The creek was named by Governor Robe after the "John Pirie", the first vessel to navigate the creek after transporting sheep from Bowman's Run to Crystal Brook.
The "Governor Musgrave"
[General descrption] The SS 'Governor Musgrave' moored at Port Pirie. A small crowd is watching a crane lifting a 144 steam locomotive onto her deck for transportation to Port Germein for use on the jetty as the jetty shunter, September 1906.
Port Pirie
Port Pirie showing goods on the wharf ready for transport. Many masted ships are in port.
Port Pirie Harbour
Port Pirie Harbour looking south showing a number of ketches moored at the wharf. The steam barge "Adelaide" registered at Port Adelaide can be seen
Port Pirie
Port Pirie. The mill was originally Magarey's. Burnt down 24/12/1976.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
Port Pirie
[General description] A view along unsealed Three Chain Road, looking across the level crossing. Houses and gardens can be seen receding into the distance. On the right, partially obscured by trees, is the Solomontown Public School. (See B 4360) [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Chronicle, Sep. 25, 1926. / Three Chain road, Solomontown / 1926'.
Fishermans Jetty, Port Pirie
Fishermans Jetty, Port Pirie.
Florence Street, Port Pirie
Florence Street, Port Pirie.
Port Pirie Technical School
[General description] This two storey, concrete rendered building with a tiled roof was built in 1925 by contractor Frederick Fricker on a site in Ellen Street adjoining the High School. The cost of this project was over 9,300. The school has large windows and a pair of Dutch gables over its front porch. [On back of photograph] 'Port Pirie Technical School / Before 1927'.
Port Pirie
Port Pirie.
Port Pirie
Aerial view of Port Pirie in 1929.
Port Pirie
Aerial view of Port Pirie in 1929 showing two ships moored at the wharf.
Port Pirie
Port Pirie taken from a vantage point looking down on the wharf and tall ships. Rail carts filled with sacks can be seen coupled together in the foreground.
Public Hospital
Public Hospital at Port Pirie in 1932. The two storey building consists of one part with a balcony over a verandah, one part with twin peaked eaves, and a sloping roof over a single storey section. Wooden fence railings line the street.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street, Port Pirie showing a curve in the road which is lined with two storey buildings with verandahs facing the road. Cars are parked at right angles to the kerb.
Alexander Street, Port Pirie
Alexander Street, Port Pirie looking west. The photograph shows a busy scene with men in jackets and hats, cars and the street lined with shops, verandahs and posts. RA Sandery Mens Wear Shop and Leahys stand sentinal on opposite corners of Alexdander Street.
Playground at Port Pirie
Children's Playground at Port Pirie. This playground was built in one day in 1918 by 2,000 employees from the Broken Hill Associated Smelters, from the General Mananger downwards "for the love of children". Sand, earth, garden material, 25,000 bricks and full grown cotton palms.
Customs Office, Port Pirie
Customs Office, Port Pirie.
Technical School, Port Pirie
Technical School at Port Pirie which was opened in 1919 with 189 male and 102 female students. At the time of this photograph the school had an impressive record of successes in the Country Technical Schools examinations.
Methodist Church
Methodist Church, Solomontown.