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Methodist Church, Solomontown
Methodist Church, Solomontown. Solomontown was named after Emanuel Solomon who owned 85 acres near Port Pirie in 1848.
Wharves, Port Pirie
A three masted ship tied up in front of a long building, with a steamer to the right; two smaller vessels are in front.
Wharves, Port Pirie
Part of a steam ship is showing on the left with several others tied up further along the wharves; there are two tall chimneys behind the ships, a tug beside the first steamer, and a number of smaller boats in the foreground near the tidal flats.
Wharves, Port Pirie
A panorama of the wharves at Port Pirie, made up of five individual photographs. To see the individual prints do a number search on B 9524/1 to B 9524/5.
Aborigines Homes, Port Pirie
Aborigines homes at Port Pirie August 1, 1962. In the early 1960s four Aboriginal families were housed in Meadow Crescent and Dunstone Street close to the Balmoral Estate. These houses were originally built for workers at the uranium enrichment plant that had closed in early 1960s. Opposition from neighbours meant that only one family moved into the accommodation west of the Balmoral Estate
Aborigines Homes, Port Pirie
Aborigines homes at Port Pirie. In the early 1960s four Aboriginal families were housed in Meadow Crescent and Dunstone Street close to the Balmoral Estate. These houses were originally built for workers at the uranium enrichment plant that had closed in early 1960s. Opposition from neighbours meant that only one family moved into the accommodation west of the Balmoral Estate
Fire Brigade at Port Pirie
Port Pirie Fire engine and members of the Fire Brigade.
A. S. Martin & Co., Port Pirie
A.S. Martin & Co., Port Pirie.
Town Hall, Port Pirie
Port Pirie Town Hall before demolition.
Skewes Chemist, Port Pirie
The premises of Skewes Chemist at Port Pirie with fine wrought-iron work.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street at Port Pirie showing the "Exchange Hotel".
Fire Station, Port Pirie
The Fire Station at Port Pirie before the balcony was added.
Town Hall, Port Pirie
The town hall at Port Pirie.
Wharf at Port Pirie
Wharf at Port Pirie showing the "Mary Webster".
Post Office, Port Pirie
Post Office and Railway Station at Port Pirie.
Parade at Port Pirie
Parade at Port Pirie during the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester's visit in August 1946.
Tug boats at Port Pirie
Tug boats -" Mermaid" and No.6 Barge (that was used to carry sand for flux in the Port Pirie smelters.
Merchant seamen at Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: A group of merchant seamen and the ship's cat photographed on board their vessel, the 'Talus' during their visit to Port Pirie, South Australia.
The 'Blessing of the Fleet', Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: A view taken on board the flagship for the "Blessing of the Fleet", at Port Pirie, in September 1979.
Two Land Army girls and two men working at Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: Two Land Army girls and two male farm workers on horseback during a working day at Port Pirie.
Port Pirie railway porter
PORT PIRIE: Railway porter J.T.R. Goodfellow of Port Pirie.
Railway employees at Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: Railway employees at Port Pirie listening to an orator who stands on a box reading from a book, posssibly the Bible; a notice flanked by beer bottles reads "Pastor Harden, down with booze".
Railway employees at Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: Railway employees at Port Pirie.
Port Pirie Pipe Band
PORT PIRIE: Members of the Port Pirie Pipe Band, they include: Drum Sergeant Bill Tailford; Piper Kay Robinson; Ivor Finch; Mal Tavenor; Dennis McEvoy; Bill McPheat; Jock Irving and Ron Boath.
Port Pirie Pipe Band
PORT PIRIE: Members of the City of Port Pirie Pipe Band. Left to right: Dennis McEvoy; Bill Boath; Ian McDonald; Kay Robinson; Elaine Smith.
Barrier Hotel, Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: External view of the Barrier Hotel on Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
Trans-Australia Express at Port Pirie
A family inspects the Trans-Australia Express train during a stop at the Port Pirie Junction station. The diesal locomotive GM9 entered service on the Trans-Australia railway on 19 April 1952, running between Port Pirie and Kalgoorlie.
Soldiers' Memorial Park, Port Pirie
Semi-aerial view of the Soldiers' Memorial Park at Port Pirie, with some of the town's buildings in the background. [Duplicate of B 30243.]
Port Pirie
Vessels moored at Port Pirie wharf with wheat silos behind.
Port Pirie
Main street of Port Pirie near Hoyts Theatre.