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Series 040: Aerial views of Chateau Reynella

Series 040: Aerial views of Chateau Reynella

Aerial photos of Chateau Reynella (later Hardy's Reynella Winery) off Reynell Road.

Crown Hotel, Reynella

Crown Hotel, Reynella

Crown Hotel, Reynella. It is situated on Old South Road at Old Reynella.

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella, located on Old South Road, Old Reynella, near the St. Francis Winery.

Ferguson's Crown Hotel, Reynella

Ferguson's Crown Hotel, Reynella

Postcard view of a man sitting on a bicycle in front of Ferguson's Crown Hotel in Reynella, 4th September 1926.

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella.

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella

Crown Inn Hotel, Reynella.

Crown Hotel, Reynella

Crown Hotel, Reynella

Crown Hotel, Reynella.

Flour mill and cottage at Reynella

Flour mill and cottage at Reynella

Photograph of a flour mill with a cottage at the side. Several workers are in the scene along with a horse and cart. A man is standing at the cottage gate. On the back is written "Reynella. Cains Flour Mill (burnt down). Stood opp the hotel...." Some of the writing is too faint to read but appears to end with "G.H. Pocock of Reynella." [The mill was known officially as the Southern Grist Mill and owned by a company of the same name.] A researcher who is related to the donor of the photograph states that the mill was located on the corner of Bridge Street and what is now Old South Road. It was not unusual for flour mills to burn down due to spontaneous combustion of the fine flour dust that circulated throughout the mill. Boiler explosions were also a problem. For example:- Trove - The Advertiser 5-1-1870 "A terrible boiler explosion occurred at Mr. Pool's Mill, Reynella, on December 9, when the stoker, Edward Condy, - was killed, and the boiler carried a distance of about 140 yards". (Stoker's name was probably Candy, a well known local family).

Reynella school house

Reynella school house

Reynella school house on Old South Road at Old Reynella. Reynella Primary moved into this building in 1902 and was the second location for the school. This building was renovated into a Medical Centre. In 1990, the school moved to its current site in Carew's Fields, which is on land that was formerly used for grape growing.

Curlew Rock, Reynella

Curlew Rock, Reynella

Geological formation of 'solitaries' at Curlew Rock, Reynella, South Australia. Written on frame: 'Solitaries, Curlew Rock, Reynella'.

Contorted floor, Reynella Beach

Contorted floor, Reynella Beach

Geological formation of contorted rock along Reynella Beach, South Australia.

Oval Grandstand, Reynella

Oval Grandstand, Reynella

Old oval grandstand at the Reynella Oval, home of the Reynella Wineflies.

Methodist Church

Methodist Church

Methodist Church, Reynella.

Methodist Church

Methodist Church

Methodist Church, Reynella, located on Peach Street.

Rupert Reynell's room at Reynella

Rupert Reynell's room at Reynella

REYNELLA: Interior view of Rupert Reynell's room situated in the old dairy. a building south of the homestead.

Carew Reynell outside the family home at Reynella

Carew Reynell outside the family home at Reynella

REYNELLA: Carew Reynell outside the family home at Reynella with two horses: "Lancer" and "Baratta".

Interior view of Reynella Winery

Interior view of Reynella Winery

REYNELLA: Interior view of Reynella Winery.

Main Road, Reynella

Main Road, Reynella

Main Road, Reynella, now Old South Road, looking south, near the intersection with Oval Road.

Reynella railway station

Reynella railway station

Reynella railway station.

Reynella School

Reynella School

Reynella school.

David Humble Hall

David Humble Hall

Photograph of David Humble Hall. David Humble was the son of Ronald and Hilda Humble of Reynella who owned Humble Garden Centre. David was killed in a surfing accident at the age of 17 years. He had a sister named Mary.

Post Office, Reynella

Post Office, Reynella

Post Office, Reynella.

Crown Hotel, Reynella

Crown Hotel, Reynella

REYNELLA: Crown Hotel, one of several stopping places for the Willunga Royal Mail Coach travelling to and from Adelaide. Mrs J. O'Dwyer was the daughter of Mr William Male of Willunga.

Reynella Railway Station

Reynella Railway Station

REYNELLA: The railway station.

Brick construction, possibly a kiln at Reynella

Brick construction, possibly a kiln at Reynella

REYNELLA: A brick construction, possibly a kiln, being built in the grounds of the Reynell family home.

Curlew Point, North Face, Reynella Beach

Curlew Point, North Face, Reynella Beach

Geological formation of contortions in quartzite on the North Face of Curlew Point, South Australia. Written on frame: 'Curlew Point, N. Face, contorted Quartzites, Reynella Beach, S. Australia. Photo J. Greenlees, Plympton, S.A.'

Curlew Point, South Face, Reynella Beach

Curlew Point, South Face, Reynella Beach

Geological formation of contortions in quartzite on the South Face of Curlew Point, South Australia. Written on frame: 'South Face, Curlew Point, Reynella Beach, So. Australia, contortions in quartzites. Photo J. Greenlees, Plympton, S. Australia'.

Curlew Point, North Face, Reynella Beach

Curlew Point, North Face, Reynella Beach

Geological formation of contorted quartzite at Curlew Point, South Australia. Written on frame: 'Curlew Point N. Face, contorted quartzite, Reynella Beach, S. Australia. Photo J. Greenlees, Plympton, So. Australia'.

Contorted Quartzite, north of Curlew Point, Reynella

Contorted Quartzite, north of Curlew Point, Reynella

Geological formation near Curlew Point, South Australia. Written on frame: 'Contorted quartzite north of Curlew Point, Reynella, S.A. N of Curlew Streeter. Photo. J. Greenlees, Plympton, S.A. September 1899'.

Two women about to go for a drive in a horse drawn carriage

Two women about to go for a drive in a horse drawn carriage

REYNELLA: Two women about to go for a drive in a horse drawn carriage driven by a uniformed driver holding a horse whip.