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Boy Scouts from Renmark on parade in Adelaide
Boy Scouts from Renmark standing to attention whilst on parade in Adelaide, two senior Scouts hold flags in the foreground.
Raisins drying in the sun at Renmark
Trays of raisins drying in the sun at Renmark in South Australia.
Raisins drying in the sun at Renmark
Trays of raisins drying in the sun at a property in Renmark, South Australia.
Raisins drying in the sun at Renmark
Trays of raisins drying in the sun on a property at Renmark in South Australia.
Tree planting ceremony at Renmark
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia planting a tree during a ceremony at Renmark.
Sir Archibald Weigall arriving at Renmark
Distant view of a crowd of people and assorted vehicles in the streets of Renmark watching the arrival of Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia during his visit to the town.
Sir Henry Galway at Renmark
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia sitting centre with Sir Arthur Stanley, Governor of Victoria, left, and other men at Renmark, South Australia.
Boy scouts from Renmark
A group of boy scouts displaying a large Union Jack flag presented to the people of Renmark by George Brookman in recognition of the town's outstanding recruitment effort during World War I.
River wharf at Renmark, South Australia
A heavily loaded paddle steamer waiting alongside a Murray River wharf at Renmark in South Australia.
Pumping machinery at Renmark, South Australia
Heavy pumping machinery photographed at Renmark in South Australia.
The finish of the Renmark Handicap horse race
The finish of the Renmark Handicap horse race.
The finish of a horse race at Renmark
The finish of a horse race at Renmark showing "Malinge" winning from "Lord Charles".
Distant view across the Murray River of early settlement at Renmark
Distant view across the Murray River of early settlement at Renmark.
Renmark in 1906
Part of the northern area of Renmark photographed in 1906.
Fruit drying in the sun at Renmark with men working on the crop
Fruit drying in the sun at Renmark with men working on the crop.
Horse drawn vehicles at Renmark
Five horse drawn vehicles outside a shed, with a number of men either in the vehicles or standing beside them. The photo is identified as 'Scott, contractor' suggesting that the men are contract workers to assist with the harvest.
Grape picking at Renmark
A number of men posing for camera in a paddock with rows of grapevines; identified as 'grape picking'.
Corner of old sitting room
Interior photo of a 'corner of old sitting room' at 'Southfield', showing lace cutains at the windw, a piano, rocking chair and settee, and furnished in Victoriana.
Hollingdrake family at Renmark
The Hollingdrake family having afternoon tea in a garden at Renmark. They have been identified as (from left): unknown, Arthur Charles Hollingdrake (father), Edith Hollingdrake (married Frank Fisher), Ellen Hollingdrake (nee Heaton), Robin Hollingdrake (died in WWI), Dolly Hollingdrake (married Harry Bovill).
House at 'Riverside'
View of a house identified as 'Riverside'.
Southfield's first cutting sheds
View of a rough, thatched shelter (similar to, but more substantial to that shown in B 73069/10), identified as the 'Southfield' s first cutting sheds'. Several women are in the shade of the shed; a man is looking at what appears to boxes of apricots drying in the sun. The family home can be seen in the background.
Scenes of Renmark
Southfield's apricot orchard
View of the workers harvesting apricots in the 'Southfield' orchard.
Lock number 5, Renmark
A postcard of Lock number 5, Renmark, on the Murray River. Published by the Rose Stereographic Co., 'The Rose Series P. 9285'. This photo is part of the Sheahan Collection which consists of 114 views depicting river craft and two steam boat captains, bridges, and locks on the Murray River in South Australia.
Harry Samuel Taylor
Harry Samuel Taylor, eldest child of W.H. and M.J Taylor. Born 14 April 1873, died 13 February 1932 in Renmark. He was the editor of the Murray Pioneer for 25 years, and was the husband of Sarah Helen (nee Smith) and is the father of William Gilmore Taylor.
Masters Regatta at Renmark Rowing Club
Jack Ward, Keith Coldwell and Alan Hanlon at Renmark Rowing Club.
Reunion of Renmark women
An informal photograph of seven women, formerly residents of Renmark, taken at a reunion in Adelaide's Botanic Gardens. From left: Thelma Dridan (nee Fenwick), Betty Stevens, Mrs Hepworth, Silby Joyce Jarrett (nee Sampson), Mrs Dol Sior, Edith Anguin (nee Turnball) and Kath Gregory.
Young boy fishing for yabbies
A young boy, Darnley Taylor, fishing for yabbies in a dam at Renmark West. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/13.
Calperum Station
Calperum Station near Renmark carting wool bales by horse wagons.
Calperum Station
Calperum Station near Renmark - horse teams carting wool bales.