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Pichi Richi Pass
PICHI RICHI PASS: Early view of the railway pass at Pichi Richi.
A Ford car and a chevrolet
ARCOONA STATION: A Ford car and a chevrolet, which was owned by the North East Mission at Quorn, on Arcoona Station property, one has a broken tail shaft.
Train derailment near Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: A train derailment that occurred at Cudmore Hill between Port Augusta and Quorn, caused by a boiler exploding, 28th March 1914.
Train derailment near Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: A train derailment caused by a boiler explosion, it happened at Cudmore Hill between Port Augusta and Quorn.
Train derailment near Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: A train derailment caused by a boiler explosion, it happened at Cudmore Hill, between Port Augusta and Quorn, 25th March 1914.
Class Y58 and Y136 engines at Woolshed Flat
WOOLSHED FLAT: Class Y58 and Y136 engines at Woolshed Flat, bound for Quorn.
Members of a brass band
GENERAL: Members of a brass band, possibly Quorn.
Family album
ALBUM: Family album, possibly residents of Quorn. Embossed leather album with metal clasp with various illustrated pages throughout album. A large number of pockets in the album are empty.
Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line
The coal train was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914.
Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line
The coal train comprising 27 carriages and 2 locomotives was derailed after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914. "About 2 miles of the journey had been covered, when ... in the vicinity of the lagoon the boiler of the second engine (No.103) .. burst on the left hand side".
Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line
The coal train comprising 27 carriages and 2 locomotives was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914.
Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line
The coal train was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914. "About 2 miles of the journey had been covered, when travelling down an incline in the vicinity of the lagoon the boiler of the second engine (No 103), without the slightest warning, burst on the left hand side, and the concussion caused the engine to sway to the right hand side of the tack."
Train accident on the Great Northern Railway line
The coal train was derailed by a boiler explosion after leaving Port Augusta for Quorn on 28 March 1914.
Greyhound enthusiasts with their dogs
Large group of greyhound enthusiasts with their dogs, at Buffham's Hotel, Mount Brown Creek, located between Quorn and Wilmington, for a coursing event.
Members of the Order of Oddfellows
GENERAL: Members of the Order of Oddfellows, possibly from Quorn.
A group of people enjoying an outing
GENERAL: Group of people, mainly women, enjoying an outing, possibly near Quorn.
Men sitting on a horse drawn carriage
GENERAL: Group of men sitting on a horse drawn carriage, possibly at Quorn. The men sitting on the front are C. Harner Morritz, F. Mackerith and J. Dunn.
Large gathering of men and youths
GENERAL: Large gathering of men and youths in the bush, possibly around Quorn.
Group of men and boys
GENERAL: Group of men and boys possibly from Quorn.
Men outside a building
GENERAL: Group of men outside a building possibly in Quorn.
Competitive cyclists
GENERAL: Nearly half of the cyclists who competed in a sports day on June 3rd, 1901. Possibly at Quorn.
Four women attending a tennis party
COSTUME: Four women attending a tennis party, possibly at Quorn.
Tree planting ceremony at Angorichina Hostel
Lady Hore-Ruthven planting a gum tree at Angorichina Hostel, surrounded by Red Cross representatives, Mr. Waters; Dr. A.H.E. Walton, of Quorn; and Sir Lancelot Stirling.
Tree planting ceremony at Angorichina Hostel
Lady Hore-Ruthven planting a gum tree at Angorichina Hostel. She is surrounded by Mr. Walters (staff); Dr. A.H.E. Walton of Quorn; and Sir Lancelot Stirling (Red Cross representative).
Parents with their children
GENERAL: Parents smiling with their three children who are sitting on a turnstile, possibly near Quorn; names not known.
Damaged railway track at Willochra Creek
Damage to the railway tracks at Willochra Creek, Bruce, near Quorn, caused by flooding on 28 February 1921.
Damaged railway track at Willochra Creek
A man lying on a twisted railway track across Willochra Creek, Bruce, near Quorn, which had been damaged by flooding on 28 February 1921.
Pichi Richi Pass
PICHI RICHI: Railway track laid around a bend at the Pichi Richi Pass on the Great Northern Railway.
Reflections
View of a creek near Quorn.
Railway transport: Locomotives and rolling stock 3'6" narrow gauge
Narrow gauge engine "T class" No. 48 with another engine behind with goods carriages at an unidentified location. [Identified as 'Coal train from Leigh Creek departing Quorn bound for Peterborough' by W. Hoskin.]. A reseacher indicates that all coal mined at Leigh Creek was transported by rail to Port Augusta for electricity generation.