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Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
A tugboat approaching the twisted wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
A tugboat approaching the twisted wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
Men working with ropes from a tugboat attempting to clear away the wreckage of Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
A tugboat approaching the twisted wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912; a sailing ship waits in the distance.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
Men working with ropes from a tugboat to clear away wreckage from the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912; three sailing ships wait nearby.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
Men working with ropes from a tugboat to clear wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912; a lightship used as a temporary replacement is moored in the background.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
Men working from a tugboat clearing away the last pieces of wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Sailing ship 'Dimsdale' after a collision
The prow of the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' showing damage caused by its collision with the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, on November 17th, 1912.
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale'
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale' at anchor after a collision with the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, the remains of which can be seen in the background.
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale'
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale' anchored at sea after its collision with the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, on November 17th, 1912; the wreckage of the lighthouse can be seen in the background.
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale'
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale' anchored at sea after its collision with the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, on November 17th, 1912.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
Wreckage from the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, after it was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
The remains of the wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Visitors to Frenchman's Rock, Kangaroo Island
Arthur Searcy, standing third from the right with other visitors to Frenchman's Rock at Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island; Sir Richard Butler, South Australian politician, sits far right.
Visitors to Frenchman's Rock, Kangaroo Island
Arthur Searcy, standing third from the right with other visitors to Frenchman's Rock at Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island; Sir Richard Butler, South Australian politician, sits far right.
Passengers on board the SS 'Governor Musgrave'
Passengers sitting in chairs on the deck of the South Australian Customs Department vessel the SS 'Governor Musgrave'; Sir Richard Butler, politician, sits far right, other names not known.
Picnic at Ballast Head, Kangaroo Island
Visitors enjoying a picnic on the beach at Ballast Head, Kangaroo Island.
A cottage at Kingscote, Kangaroo Island
Arthur Searcy sitting with Mrs. Nicholls and the Misses Buttfield outside a cottage at Kingscote, Kangaroo Island.
The SS 'Governor Musgrave' off Kangaroo Island
The South Australian Customs Department vessel SS 'Governor Musgrave' at sea near Harveys Return, Cape Borda, Kangaroo Island.
The SS 'Governor Musgrave'
Close view of the South Australian Customs Department vessel SS 'Governor Musgrave'.
Temporary light at Wonga Shoal, near Port Adelaide
A shipping light erected as a temporary replacement for the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Cape Jervis lighthouse, South Australia
The lighthouse at Cape Jervis, South Australia.
Cape Jervis lighthouse and cottages
Distant view of the lighthouse, keeper's cottages, and a shed serving as a post office at Cape Jervis, South Australia.
The SS 'Governor Musgrave' at Second Valley
Distant view of the South Australian Customs Department vessel SS 'Governor Musgrave' alongside the jetty at Second Valley, South Australia.
A small craft towing the 'Elwood', a dredger
A small craft photographed at sea towing the 'Elwood', a dredger.
North Adelaide Baptist Church interior
The interior of the North Adelaide Baptist Church in Tynte Street.
Donald L. Searcy
Donald Lester Searcy photographed dressed as a stockman standing outside a house.
Arthur L. Searcy
A baby boy identified as being Arthur L. Searcy, born in October, 1903.
North Adelaide Baptist infant class
A group photograph of members of the North Adelaide Baptist infant class; names not known.
Sunday school classroom, North Adelaide
An interior view of the North Adelaide Baptist Church Sunday school classroom; small chairs are arranged in a semi-circle around two tables, a teacher stands by a harmonium near a large blackboard.