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Capowie Creek, Quorn
View of Capowie Creek near Quorn.
Capowie Creek, Quorn
View of Capowie Creek near Quorn.
Pinkerton Creek near Quorn
View of Pinkerton Creek near Quorn.
Warren's Gorge near Quorn
View of Warren's Gorge, near Quorn, showing the creek bed.
Warren's Gorge near Quorn
View of Warren's Gorge, near Quorn, showing the dry creek bed.
Soldiers' Memorial, Quorn
View of the Soldier's Memorial at Quorn.
Armistice Day
Thirty sixth of 155 photographs in an album. Armistice Day at Quorn November 1918.
Tourist group at Quorn
The tour gropu pictured in front of the Bonds bus at Quorn.
Ruins near Quorn
Historic ruins of the Wilson Hotel, located between Quorn and Hawker.
Unloading the bus at Quorn
One of Bonds tours buses being unloaded from the flat top rail car at Quorn, after being brought by rail from Alice Springs.
Kangakee woolshed near Quorn
Ruins of the Kangakee woolshed near Quorn.
Pichi Richi Railways Locomotive NM25
Pichi Richi Railways original Ghan locomotive NM25 at a level crossing on its journey back to Quorn from Port Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tate and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. James Tate and their daughter Peggy of Quorn, South Australia.
Mt. Brown, between Quorn and Port Augusta.
Caption reads: 'On the way home near Mt. Brown'. According to a researcher, this image is of the Devil's Peak, taken from the township of Pichi Richi along the Quorn to Port Augusta road.
Pichi Richi railway
Pichi Richi railway bridge near Quorn, with two men in foreground. Taken on Sweet's trip on the Great Northern Railway from Adelaide to Farina. Two men with beards are in the foreground, marked 'Sweet Adelaide 422'.
McColl Family of Quorn
McColl Family of 'Braeside', Quorn. Anna Louise McColl (1872 - 27 August 1954, Blyth) is centre front with L-R: John Herbert (1899-), Eva Marjory (1902-1993), Charlotte Jean (1906-1999), Archibald Hugh (1902-1992), and Catherine Jessie (1897-). Eva and Archibald McColl are twins.
Stoney Creek, near Quorn
Stereoscopic view of a woman sitting on a tuft of grass alongside Stoney Creek.
Reverend Arthur M. Trengove : SUMMARY RECORD
Records of the Reverend Arthur M. Trengove comprising approximately 1300 lantern slides and glass plate negatives. To a lesser extent there are nitrate negatives and prints. The majority were created in South Australia and document the landscape and his activities as Reverend. Items include images of the following areas; Mid North and Flinders Ranges, Eyre Peninsula (including Cowell, Franklin Harbour, Hissey's Creek, Coonarie Falls, Winnowing, Arno Bay, Port Lincoln), Adelaide Botanic and Zoological Gardens, Port Elliot and Hindmarsh River, Beetaloo Reservoir, Bundaleer, Prince Alfred College, Mount Gambier, River Murray, Mannum and Renmark. Trengove spent time abroad in both New Zealand and during World War 1 in Egypt. Both trips are documented. There are also many family portraits, mainly taken during the mission years in northern South Australia. There are items of interest including a wooden and metal gas lantern slide projector and wooden frames for the slides, used in projection. There is a decorative light projection device with a prism-like light refractor which would have been used for creating patterned and coloured light presentations.
Collapsed railway bridge caused by floods
The end span of a railway bridge washed away from the abutment and a buckled railway caused by flooding in South Australia, possibly at Bruce. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
A collapsed railway bridge caused by floods
Two boys standing on a railway track looking at the bridge that has collapsed below them, the end span having been washed away from the abutment by floods in South Australia, possibly at Bruce. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
Railway track damaged by floods
Two women and a man standing on a railway track which has been damaged by flood in South Australia, possibly at Bruce. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
Railway damaged by floods in South Australia
Distant view of a buckled railway line damaged by floods near Bruce in South Australia. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
Railway damaged by floods in South Australia
Maintenance workers at a railway track damaged by floods near Bruce, South Australia. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
Railway damaged by floods in South Australia
A buckled railway damaged by floods near Bruce in South Australia. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
Railway damaged by floods in South Australia
A railway damaged by floods near Bruce in South Australia. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
Photographs of Horrocks Pass and Wilpena Pound
A selection from travel photographs taken by amateur photographer G.R. Oliver. Identified as from Horrocks Pass and Wilpena Pound, they also include nearby localities such as Mintaro, Quorn, Hawker, Morolana Valley and Hamilton.
Viaduct over Pichi Richi Creek
Viaduct over Pichi Richi Creek. Railways Department officers say the viaduct is about one mile north of Woolshed Flat (between Quorn and Port Augusta), about ten miles out of Quorn.
Views of Port Augusta
A coloured lithograph of Port Augusta views produced by lithographers Rider & Mercer of Ballarat for the 'Port Augusta and Quorn Dispatch'. In addition to views of places throughout Port Augusta, some of which have been produced from photographs, it also includes two maps and an acknowledgement which reads 'the advertisements on this sheet contracted for by Wellesley A. Parker, Palace Hotel, Melbourne'. This lithograph was published in the 'Port Augusta and Quorn dispatch' newspaper on 28 October 1892. The individual illustrations can be viewed separately by doing a number search on B 9293/1 - B 9293/36.
Kosmopolitan Klub album
Album of photographs of a girls' group - originally known as the 'Kosmopolitan Klub' and later as 'The Girls' - which formed in the 1930s and continued into their old age (all now deceased). The eight school girls were from Adelaide Technical High School and pledged 'not to marry or become engaged until 1940. The first girl to break the pledge was to pay 5 pounds to the 'No-Marriage Club's funds.' The first breakaway occurred in 1934 and the group changed its mind, turning the club into a social and welfare organisation. The album covers only the first few years (1930-32), and inlcudes a Gulf trip on the 'Moonta', staying at family cottages 'Wonga Wonga' and 'Wurli', outings with boy friends and travels around SA. People are not identified, although the book 'We were going to be different : the story of the Kosmopolitan Klub and the Girls' by Anne Rawson (1998) identifies them. An article about the club appeared in 'The News' 15 February 1934, page 1.
South Australian scenes and activities 21
Part of a collection of slides taken by amateur photographer Elva Heinemann of South Australian scenes and activities, featuring Adelaide city, the Murray Lands and north of Adelaide, and the Flinders Ranges. Images 1282-1289 taken in 1969, images 1290-1302 taken in 1984. See 'contents' for details of individual images.