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Horses and their foals at Port Wakefield, South Australia
Men standing with horses and foals at an agricultural show held at Port Wakefield, South Australia.
Soldiers Memorial Arch
[General description] This war memorial is in the form of an arch which is in the art deco style and has two guns mounted on top of it. On its pillars are inscribed the names of local men who died in World War 1. [On back of photograph] 'Port Wakefield Soldiers' Memorial arch (entrance to recreation ground) 1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 11, 1932'.
Johnson's Store
[General description] The caption under this photograph as it appeared in the Chronicle (date below) went: 'One of the few existing examples of a country store in the fifties. Note the complete absence of shop windows and the loading platform in front. The business is still being conducted by the descendants of the founder' The founder was Joseph Johnson in 1854. [On back of photograph] 'Port Wakefield / Johnson's store / The first store built in the town / Mentioned in article on Port Wakefield in the Chronicle, August 11, 1932 / Newspaper cuttings, v.1, p. 289 / Reproduced in Chronicle for August 11, 1932'.
Visitors to an agricultural show at Port Wakefield, South Australia
Adults and children attending an agricultural show held at Port Wakefield.
An artesian well near Port Wakefield
An artesian well near Port Wakefield.
Large stacks of grain waiting on the wharf at Port Wakefield
Large stacks of grain waiting on the wharf at Port Wakefield.
Large wheat stacks in Port Wakefield
Large wheat stacks awaiting shipment in Port Wakefield, South Australia near railway tracks.
Grain ships at Port Wakefield, South Australia
Small grain ships at Port Wakefield wharf, South Australia.
Wheat stacks at Port Wakefield, South Australia
Large wheat stacks near tram lines used to transport the grain to shipping at Port Wakefield, South Australia.
Flinders Memorial
Flinders Memorial, Port Wakefield.
Company Street
Cottages on Company Street, Port Wakefield.
Edward Street
Residence on Edward Street, Port Wakefield, erected about 1880.
Edward Street
Residences on Edward Street, Port Wakefield, erected about 1867.
District Council Chambers
District Council Chambers and Library, Port Wakefield.
The Rising Sun Hotel
The Rising Sun Hotel on the corner of Walters and Edward Streets.
St. Alban's Anglican Church
St. Alban's Anglican Church, Burra Street.
St. Alban's Anglican Church
St. Alban's Anglican Church, Burra Street.
A Terraplane motor car
A Terraplane motor car at Port Wakefield.
Shipping Wheat
Shipping wheat, Port Wakefield.
The "Arizona cactus ranch"
The "Arizona cactus ranch", south of Port Wakefield, created by Mr.Joe Lowey.
The "Arizona cactus ranch"
The "Arizona cactus ranch", south of Port Wakefield, created by Mr Joe Lowey.
A large wheat stack at Port Wakefield
A large wheat stack at Port Wakefield.
Men delivering and stacking bags of wheat at Port Wakefield
Men delivering and stacking bags of wheat at Port Wakefield.
Stacks of wheat on the wharf at Port Wakefield
Stacks of wheat on the wharf at Port Wakefield.
Governor Sir Charles Norrie speaking to Tommy McGregor
PORT WAKEFIELD: Lt. Gen. Sir Charles Norrie speaking to Tommy McGregor during a visit on Tuesday, 16th October 1945.
Large wheat stacks in Port Wakefield
Large wheat stacks with bagged grain awaiting shipment near railway tracks in Port Wakefield, South Australia.
Large stacks of wheat at Port Wakefield
Large stacks of bagged wheat waiting for shipment in Port Wakefield, South Australia.
Men loading bagged wheat on to large stacks at Port Wakefield
Men loading bagged wheat from a horse drawn wagon on to a large stack of grain waiting for transportation in Port Wakefield, South Australia.
Large wheat stacks in Port Wakefield
Large wheat stacks waiting for shipment in Port Wakefield, South Australia.
Large wheat stacks in Port Wakefield
Large wheat stacks in Port Wakefield, South Australia waiting for shipment by a railway track where men can be seen working near two trucks.