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Wool Waiting for Shipment

c. 1920, Photograph, B 30932

Bales of wool waiting for shipment at Port Hughes.

Port Hughes

1928, Photograph, B 30933

Port Hughes with H.M.V. "Moonta" coming towards the jetty.

Panoramic view of Port Lincoln

c. 1907, Photograph, B 1769

Panoramic view of Port Lincoln. The jetty can be seen in the distance on the left.

Port Lincoln Institute and Memorial Hall taken in 1924. The Memorial Hall was burnt down in 1934. This photograph was reproduced in the Chronicle on 12th July 1924. The building was a two storey white hall built of local stone and rendered on the front.

Port Lincoln Institute

1924, Photograph, B 2312

Port Lincoln Institute and Memorial Hall.

Main Street, Port Lincoln

1924, Photograph, B 2313

Main Street, Port Lincoln.

Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln

Bourne, c. 1911, Photograph, B 4450

[General description] This view of township buildings along Tasman Terrace is framed by the branches of a Moreton Bay fig tree. Part of the bay can be seen on the left. [On back of photograph] 'Tasman Terrace / Pt. Lincoln / Bourne photo / c. 1911'Street scene of Tasman Terrace.

Port Lincoln

1927, Photograph, B 4516

Port Lincoln foreshore, the jetty in the background.

Port Lincoln

c. 1870, Photograph, B 4944

[General description] View showing the sweep of Boston Bay with Boston Island in the distance. In the middle ground township buildings and the jetty can be seen with the 'John Watherstone', a steamer with two masts, at anchor [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/26].

Kirton Point Jetty, Port Lincoln

c. 1909, Photograph, B 5451

Kirton Point Jetty, Port Lincoln. Post card print of the new jetty c.1909.

Port Lincoln Foreshore

1909, Photograph, B 5452

Port Lincoln - general view of the beach, jetty and hotel in 1909.

Port Lincoln Harbour

1909, Photograph, B 5453

Port Lincoln - the harbour from Tasman Terrace. Several ketches can be seen moored in the harbour.

Flinders Archway, Port Lincoln

c. 1936, Photograph, B 7205

Flinders Archway between the Port Lincoln Institute and Civic Hall. Erected about 1936 (27 May). The stone archway between the buildings has a ship engraved in a circle in the middle of the arch and Flinders Archway written either side. Also written is Discovery 1802 on one side and Settlement 1839 on the other side.

Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln

c. 1870, Photograph, B 7985

Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln on Boston Bay. Among other buildings stands the Pier Hotel's whose proprietor in 1867-1871 was CR Jones. Bare hillside can be seen behind Tasman Terrace. A cow can be seen grazing on the land between the hotel and beach.

Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln

1933, Photograph, B 8406

Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln, looking south. Several two storey buildings with balconies providing shadey verandahs line one side of the terrace and giant Norfolk Island pines stand behind a white picket fence on the foreshore.

Port Lincoln

Secombe, J. H., c. 1911, Photograph, B 9059

Port Lincoln.

Port Lincoln

c. 1908, Photograph, B 9323

Port Lincoln: Old and new residences. Assheton's Grand Hotel can be seen in the background which is situated on the corner of Tasman Terrace and Bligh Street. Arthur John Charles Assheton was the proprietor from 1906-1909.

Institute, Port Lincoln

Cole, H., 1927, Photograph, B 9629

In 1924 the former Civic Hall was rebuilt and named the Soldiers Memorial Hall. It was gutted by fire in 1934. A newly completed replacement hall was opened in 1936. At the time of photograph which was taken in 1927 the Port Lincoln Institute Memorial Hall was a white rendered two storey sandstone building with two entrances from the street.

Main Street, Port Lincoln

Cole, H., 1924, Photograph, B 9639

Main Street, Port Lincoln showing the Post office and Memorial Hall. The Memorial Hall was erected in memory of sailors and soldiers who fought in the Great War of 1914-1918. The foundation stone, under which sat a list of almost 300 names of men who had enlisted from the district, was laid in 1923. The photograph shows both the Union Jack and the Australian Flags flying next to the Memorial Hall.