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Malakhoff School near Port Wakefield

c. 1925, Photograph, B 56312

PORT WAKEFIELD: Malakhoff School near Port Wakefield. The school opened as "Inkerman Centre" in 1893 and closed in 1944.

General view of Port Lincoln

Dobovich, A., c. 1920, Photograph, B 56568

PORT LINCOLN: A general view of Port Lincoln. At bottom -- "Christmas and New Year's Greetings".

Opening of the Port Pirie Cultural Centre

1982, Photograph, B 56623

PORT PIRIE: The Port Pirie Cultural Centre at the time of its opening.

Members of the Sage family at Port Lincoln

Ball, R. H., c. 1903, Photograph, B 57462

PORT LINCOLN: Members of the Sage family, vintners of Angaston, at Port Lincoln; the South Australian Governor, Sir George Le Hunte is the third man from the left.

Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line

1914, Photograph, B 57496

The coal train was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914.

Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line

1914, Photograph, B 57497

The coal train comprising 27 carriages and 2 locomotives was derailed after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914. "About 2 miles of the journey had been covered, when ... in the vicinity of the lagoon the boiler of the second engine (No.103) .. burst on the left hand side".

Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line

1914, Photograph, B 57498

The coal train comprising 27 carriages and 2 locomotives was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914.

Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line

1914, Photograph, B 57499

The coal train was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914. "About 2 miles of the journey had been covered, when travelling down an incline in the vicinity of the lagoon the boiler of the second engine (No 103), without the slightest warning, burst on the left hand side, and the concussion caused the engine to sway to the right hand side of the tack."

Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line

1914, Photograph, B 57500

The coal train was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914.

Troops awaiting the arrival of the Mounted Contingent at Port Adelaide

Spink, S. G., c. 1900, Photograph, B 58224

PORT ADELAIDE: Troops awaiting the arrival of the Mounted Contingent, at Port Adelaide.

Port Gawler looking south west

Love, John H., 1970, Photograph, B 59810

PORT GAWLER: Port Gawler looking south west.

Port Gawler looking south

Love, John H., 1970, Photograph, B 59811

PORT GAWLER: Port Gawler looking south. View 1.

Port Gawler looking south

Love, John H., 1970, Photograph, B 59812

PORT GAWLER: Port Gawler looking south. View 2.

Port Gawler looking west

Love, John H., 1970, Photograph, B 59813

PORT GAWLER: Port Gawler looking west.

Port Pirie Pipe Band

1907, Photograph, B 61127

PORT PIRIE: Members of the Port Pirie Pipe Band leading an 8 Hour Day parade, 1907.

Three members of the Port Pirie Pipe Band

c. 1960, Photograph, B 61130

PORT PIRIE: Three members of the Port Pirie Pipe Band. They are Jeanette Rogers; Dennis McEvoy and Ann Rogers.

Members of the Port Pirie Pipe Band

1972, Photograph, B 61132

PORT PIRIE: Members of the Port Pirie Pipe Band. Left to right: Pipe Major J. Cabrie; Drum Major W. Tailford; Drum Sergeant G. Jones; Pipe Sergeant W. Buchanan.

Port Pirie Highland Games

1972, Photograph, B 61136

PORT PIRIE: Pipe Major R.V. brown with local and pipe band officials at the Port Pirie Highland Games. View 2. For names see B61135.

Flinders monument

Secombe, J. H., c. 1910, Photograph, B 61163

PORT LINCOLN: Flinders Monument, Port Lincoln.

Port Lincoln from Winters Hill

c. 1940, Photograph, B 61173

PORT LINCOLN: General view of Port Lincoln taken from Winters Hill.

Salt dump from Lake MacDonnell

c. 1930, Photograph, B 62805

PORT LE HUNTE: Salt excavated from Lake MacDonnell by Sea Salt Ltd. near Port Le Hunte, South Australia.

Railway transport: Commonwealth Railways

c. 1960, Photograph, B 58892/546

Budd Car with trailer at Port Pirie Junction, probably on a Port Pirie to Marree service.

Elder, Smith & Co. Limited, Port Adelaide

1957, Photograph, B 68763

The premises of Elder, Smith & Co. Limited wool stores in Port Adelaide, South Australia. Making the new Australian record for wool intake for any one season by any one firm at any one centre. The 209220th bale into the Port Adelaide store of Elder Smith & Co., Limited on the 29th June 1957. Present are Messrs. R.W. Seedsman, General Manager for S.A.; Cecil Taylour; Albert McBride; A.J. McBride; I.E. Thomas; M.S. Taylor; K.W. Evans and D.B. Gitsham.