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Ziesing's butcher shop at Port Augusta
View of the premises of 'C.J. Ziesing, shipping and family butcher, and sausage maker, Commercial Road, Port Augusta'.
Randall's store at Port Augusta
View of the premises of 'R.B. Randall, baker, caterer & confectioner, Commercial Road, Port Augusta. Refreshment Rooms'.
Port Augusta wharfs
View of the Port Augusta wharves, with bags of wheat piled up, and a number of vessels tied up.
Commercial Road, Port Augusta
View along Commercial Road with the premises of Young & Gordon on the right.
Ostrich scene, Port Augusta
Illustration of two ostriches at Port Augusta from 'photographs supplied by Jas. Taylor, Pt Agusta [sic]'.
Shops at Port Augusta
View of two shops in the Exchange Building in Port Augusta - 'Taylor & Polglaze, storekeepers; Alex. Bothwell, saddle and harness maker; [and] Despatch Office. D. Drysdale, printer & publisher'.
Premises of Robert Hall at Port Augusta
Premises of 'Robert Hall, Commission Agent, Commercial Road, Port Augusta. The Alliance Assurance Company'. The sign above the shop actually reads 'Atlas Assurance Coy.'
Premises of Carrig Chemists at Port Augusta
Premises of 'A.E. Carrig, pharmaceutical and dispensing chemist, Commercial Road, Port Augusta'. A sign on the front barge board reads 'teeth carefully extracted'.
Port Augusta Hospital
View of the Port Augusta Hospital. The caption includes the members of the Hospital's Board of Management: 'W.J. Trembath (Chairman), J. Bealton, D. Drysdale, C. Robertson, J.G. Moseley, W.A. Richardson, C.W. Mudie, T. Hunter, W.G. Pryor, F. Burns (Secretary)'.
General Cemetery, Port Augusta
View of a parkland area featuring an ornamental pond and a gazebo, identified as the 'General Cemetery'.
Roman Catholic Church, Port Augusta
View of the Roman Catholic Church at Port Augusta.
Post Office, Mechanics' Institute and Town Hall at Port Augusta
View of Port Augusta's Post Office, Mechanics' Institute and Town Hall. 'This picture presented by C.E. Robertson Esq., J.P., Mayor.'
Mount Arden homestead
Photograph with 'Mount Arden station homestead' written on verso, north of Quorn, although a researcher believes it is West Mt Arden Homestead. Five galvanised iron water tanks stand between the homestead dwelling and a subsidiary building, all inside a rabbit-proof fenced area. The dwelling appears to be constructed of wood, with a verandah on all sides.
Caroline and Edward Slee
Caroline and Edward T. Slee with their children William and Emily. Edward is wearing a velvet sequined smoking cap which was fashionable for lounge wear. Photograph was taken at either Quorn or Terowie.
Rail head at Alice Springs
One of Bonds' buses on a flat top rail car at the rail head at Alice Springs. The vehicles were shipped by rail from here to Quorn.
Australiana lace curtain
A lace curtain displaying Kangaroos hopping.
Pichi Richi Pass
A steam train snakes its way through the Pichi Richi Pass in the Flinders Ranges, 8 April 2007.
Locomotive NM25 with Pichi Richi Railway's heritage train
Pichi Richi Railways original Ghan NM class locomotive, number 25, and heritage train in the picturesque Flinders Ranges, 8 April 2007.
Locomotive NM25
A dog chases a Pichi Richi Railways train being pulled by original Ghan steam locomotive, NM25, 8 April 2007.
Adelaide views
An album of photographs by S.W. Sweet, featuring scenes in and around Adelaide.
'Tea and sugar'
A view of a sparsely vegetated area, with a wooden fence post in the foreground and low hills in the distance - the photo is captioned 'tea and sugar'. Information from a researcher: 'This is not the well-known "Tea and Sugar" of the Trans-Australian Rly, but is on the Central Australia Rly, somewhere north of Quorn, judging by the terrain. (It cannot be the Trans-Australia's "Tea and Sugar" as it is a narrow-gauge locomotive hauling the train)'.
Near Para
Distance view of an old car parked on a salt pan near Para, with a railway embankment to one side. Information from a researcher: 'Somewhere on the narrow-gauge Central Australia Rly, north of Quorn? The CAR had many railway bridges of the type seen at the left'.
Huddy, J.O
Photograph of Mr J.O. Huddy in army uniform. According to a researcher, this is Sargeant HUDDY, James Oram service number SX20251. Born Quorn, 1913.
A buckled railway line after floods in South Australia
A badly buckled railway line caused by flooding near Bruce in South Australia. [Possibly by Quorn photographer, W. Hunt.]
Steam train in the Pichi Richi Pass, South Australia
A steam train travelling along the Pichi Richi Pass, near Port Augusta, South Australia.
Postcard showing a group of working camels at rest in Port Augusta
Postcard of a group of working camels sitting together. The camels are wearing harness and bags of a product labelled 'TPG Bon Bon' are next to the camels. Several men are also in the picture. The card has been labelled Port Augusta. On the back of the card is a postmark from Quorn and a brief handwritten message. For a picture of the Bon Bon homestead do an archival number search on B 54823.
Photographs of bank premises
Photographs of bank premises in Adelaide, suburbs and country areas. Included are some albums of photographs of the opening ceremonies for some buildings.
Mellor family photographs
Letter to Eliza Mellor and photographs (with negatives) of the Mellor family.
Cowell and Franklin Harbour, Eyre Peninsula
Records of the Reverend Arthur M. Trengove comprising lantern slides and glass plate negatives, mainly of church buildings of the Eyre Peninsula region, with a focus on Cowell and the Methodist church, manse and scenery. There are also photographs of Maylands Methodist Church and Orroroo Methodist Church. Also includes some images of the Franklin Harbour hotel in Cowell, other buildings in the Eyre Peninsula and coastal jetty scenes, and some portraits of missionaries serving in the Eyre Peninsula circuit. Some images have legible (minimal) captions but most are without captions. See CONTENTS for more information and details of images.
Photograph album of the Dunn family and their commercial premises
Photograph album of the Dunn family and their commercial premises compiled by Leonora E.N. Dunn; some of the photographs are missing from the album. See 'contents' for more details.