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Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln
Tasman Terrace at Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln, 19 April 1916.
Railway Jetty, Kirton Point
Railway jetty, Kirton Point, Port Lincoln.
Flinders Monument
Flinders monument, Port Lincoln.
Roman Catholic Church, Port Lincoln
Interior of the Roman Catholic church at Port Lincoln.
Porter Bay, Port Lincoln
Porter Bay, Port Lincoln.
Methodist Church, Port Lincoln
Methodist Church, Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln.
Lord Byron's Coach
The coach that once belonged to Lord Byron; it was in the yard of the Lake Wangary Hotel at Port Lincoln for many years [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/106].
Life-Savers, Port Lincoln
Life-Saving contestants in a surf carnival at Port Lincoln standing to attention. From left: Freddie Ems, Norm Reid, Alex Stevens, Burt Dennise, Clarence Hage, Harold Reske.
Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln: a view out to sea showing the jetty and the Northern Hotel in centre foreground when John Watherston was the licensee.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Davies
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Davies in their motor car, in Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln. [Identified by R. Russell as a 1903 Oldsmobile - a Curved Dash Runabout model, and confirmed by another researcher.]
Street decoration, Port Lincoln
Street decoration and a merry-go-round during a "Back to Port Lincoln" Carnival.
Loading lamb for export
Loading lamb for export at Brennan's jetty, Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Street view at Port Lincoln.
Clergy of Eyre Peninsula
Group of Ruidecanal Chapter clergy of the Eyre Peninsula at Port Lincoln, 2 May 1956. Back row:l-r: D. Pugh, C. Penn, A. Williams, J. Smith, J. James, A. Blaxell, J. Kelly. Front: P. Connell, Ven. A. Codd (Archdeacon), Very Rev. T. Reed (Dean), A. Bowers, T. Hayman.
Christmas Beach Party
Christmas beach party at Port Lincoln.
Mrs. Leech's house
Mrs. Leech's house, Cook Street at Port Lincoln.
Cargo ship 'Mill Hill'
Cargo ship 'Mill Hill' listing off Port Lincoln; its cargo of pig iron moved in heavy seas.
Railway horses, Port Lincoln
A group of railway shunting horses.
Fishing at Sleaford Bay
Fishing at Sleaford, near Port Lincoln.
"Dingley Dell"
Dingley Dell, residence of late A. L. Gordon.
"Dingley Dell"
Home of Adam Lindsay Gordon.
"Dingley Dell"
[General description] A group of people stand in front of 'Dingley Dell' cottage which is set in an overgrown garden and looking neglected at this time. It was not until 1922 that the South Australian Government purchased the property after being approached by the Dingly Dell Resoration Group. It is South Australia's oldest government owned historical residence. [On back of photograph] ''Dingley Dell' - residence of Adam Lindsay Gordon / 1907-12'
Port MacDonnell
Customs House, Port MacDonnell. Prior to Federation in 1901 the South Australian colonial Customs Department maintained a number of offices at points of entry to the colony for the collection of customs duties. Construction began on The Customs House in 1863 and took three years to complete. It was designed by Francis Reynolds. The building is described as having a symmetrical elevation facing Charles Street and was built as a Customs House, Court House and Telegraph Office. It also housed police and their families, the cells and stables
Port MacDonnell Institute
Port MacDonnell Institute Hall was opened in 1930 in Meylin Street and used as meeting rooms
Lifeboat crew members
[General description] At Port MacDonnell; The crew of the newly launched lifeboat 'Undaunted' wearing their life jackets and displaying two ring lifebuoys.
Bark Mill, Port MacDonnell
Wilkies Bark Mill, Port MacDonnell - staff stand in a group outside. Ground bark was loaded into sacks. The work in this mill was made safer by the intervention of Mr Schutze in 1876 who restricted the flow of dust by installing exhaust pipes
Wool Scouring Establishment
[General description] A group of workers have lined up for the photographer at the wool scouring plant. On the left is a water wheel. [On back of photograph] 'Wool Scouring Establishment at Port MacDonnell c. 1890'
Port MacDonnell
Townspeople gathered at Port MacDonnell for a Celebration Day.