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The depot and offices used as the headquarters at Port Augusta during the construction of the East West railway
The depot and offices used as the headquarters at Port Augusta during the construction of the East West railway.
Two large rowing boats with a rope tied between them during a tug-of-war competition on the Port River
Two large rowing boats with a rope tied between them during a tug-of-war competition on the Port River which was won by the crew of the "Hexham".
Men sitting at long tables set for a dinner, held at the Town Hall, Port Augusta
Men sitting at long tables set for a dinner to celebrate the turning of the first sod for the East West railway line at Port Augusta, held at the Town Hall.
Floods near Port Adelaide
Floods on the rifle range at Port Adelaide, 1919.
Floods near Port Adelaide
Floodwaters near Port Adelaide, 1919.
Floods at Port Adelaide
Floodwaters surrounding the manager's house at the Chemical Works, Port Adelaide, 1919.
An artesian well near Port Wakefield
An artesian well near Port Wakefield.
Outside J. Michael's draper shop at Port Lincoln
Outside J. Michael's draper shop at Port Lincoln, Captain Patrick Weir of the S.S. 'Musgrave' talks to three women and a young girl, all residents of the town.
Oarsman on the Port Adelaide River
An oarsman with his craft on the Port Adelaide River.
Skiff on Port Adelaide river
A single oarsman in a skiff on Port Adelaide river during races.
Spectators of Port River races
Spectators, including naval officers, watching Port River rowing races from a ship's deck.
The 'Governor Musgrave' on Jenkin's slip, Port Adelaide
The 'Governor Musgrave' on Jenkin's slip, Port Adelaide.
Port Adelaide Railway Station
Truckloads of bagged produce waiting in Port Adelaide railway station yard.
A new lifeboat called the Undaunted', built for use at Port MacDonnell
A new lifeboat called the 'Undaunted', built for use at Port MacDonnell; it is displayed on dry land with its sails up.
The Port MacDonnell lifeboat crew, led by W.H. Carrison, rowing their boat from the jetty out to sea
The Port MacDonnell lifeboat crew, led by W.H. Carrison, rowing their boat from the jetty out to sea.
Floods at Port Germein
Floods at Port Germein.
The Customs House at Port Adelaide
The Customs House at Port Adelaide.
Small yachts and other craft at Port Adelaide
Small yachts and other craft at Port Adelaide.
A jetty scene at Port Lincoln
A jetty scene at Port Lincoln alongside a sailing ship receiving bags of grain from railway trucks and a horse drawn vehicle.
Sailing ships in the South Australia Company's Basin, Port Adelaide
Sailing ships in the South Australia Company's Basin, Port Adelaide: on the left is Levi's wharf and in the foreground is the "Pride of the West" berthed at McLaren Wharf.
Levi's wharf at Port Adelaide filled with sailing ships
Levi's wharf at Port Adelaide filled with sailing ships.
The South Australia Company's Basin at Port Adelaide
The South Australia Company's Basin at Port Adelaide; on the left is the recently erected Dunn's Mill and a timber slip, towards the right is the railway station.
A busy scene on a wharf at Port Adelaide
A busy scene on a wharf at Port Adelaide showing wharf workers handing steel sleepers as they are unloaded from a cargo ship.
Ocean liners berthed at Port Adelaide
Ocean liners berthed at Port Adelaide where waterside workers are employed on the wharf.
Busy scene at the ocean steamers wharf, Port Adelaide
Busy scene at the ocean steamers wharf, Port Adelaide, where three steamboats are docked and waterside workers are discussing the waiting work.
Large stacks of grain waiting on the wharf at Port Wakefield
Large stacks of grain waiting on the wharf at Port Wakefield.
Flinders monument at Port Lincoln
The Flinders monument on Stamford Hill, Port Lincoln.
Stamford Hill, near Port Lincoln
Stamford Hill, near Port Lincoln; the Flinders monument can be seen in the distance.
Port Vincent jetty
Small craft at Port Vincent jetty.
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].