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Whyalla
View of Whyalla and Broken Hill Proprietary Works. The railway line travelling through the town can be seen and the expanse of bush in the background behind.
Whyalla Public School
Whyalla Public School was founded in 1905 and is now called the Whyalla Town Primary School.
Wharfside at Whyalla
Distant view of large cranes working at the wharves of Whyalla, South Australia.
Cranes, Whyalla
Cranes at Whyalla. [Broken Hill Proprietary, Whyalla Steelworks, S. Australia 3'6"gauge Steam powered60Ton capacity4-6-2Wheels Built by Craven Bros., Reddish, Manchester works no. CF57/36486 / 1938 the last Cravens steam, railway breakdown crane. Not converted to diesel power. Scrapped about 1975. BHP rebuilt the crane with a new long lattice jib, and amended superstructure; before 1949, for use at dockside and in erecting steelwork. References -Photo - BHP Locomotives (Railmac Publ. no.25) inside front cover, in use 26/3/1962 unloading diesel loco. off ship. Photo/Article - BHP Tramways Centenary History, publ. South Australia, 1985. p.34 colour photo as above, and p.63, supporting steam pile driver. Crane arrived 11/1939; still a steam crane in 1962. Extra information provided by Chris Capewell.]
Whyalla Air Taxi
Whyalla Air Taxi.
Two Trust homes in Whyalla
WHYALLA: A pair of houses built at Whyalla by the South Australian Housing Trust.
General view of Whyalla
WHYALLA: General view of houses at Whyalla, South Australia.
Distant view of Whyalla
WHYALLA: Distant view of Whyalla, South Australia.
Distant view of the port at Whyalla
WHYALLA: Distant view of the port at Whyalla, South Australia.
Large cranes on a construction site at Whyalla
WHYALLA: Large cranes on a construction site at Whyalla, South Australia, possibly at the port area.
B. H. P. steelworks at Whyalla
WHYALLA: Aerial view of B. H. P. steelworks with the B.O.S. Plant centre, the Rolling Mills at the left, with the Quality Control Centre and Safety, Medical and Employment Centre on the right.
Flood damage at Whyalla
WHYALLA: Flood damage on the B.H.P. to Iron Knob railway.
Whyalla steelworks
WHYALLA: A view of the Whyalla steelworks. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgment for State Heritage Branch required.
Whyalla steelworks
WHYALLA: A view of the Whyalla steelworks. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgment for State Heritage Branch required.
Whyalla Railway Station
WHYALLA: A view showing the track's and platform at Whyalla Railway Station. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgment for State Heritage Branch required.
Whyalla Railway Station
WHYALLA: View of railway station and platform at Whyalla. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgment for State Heritage Branch required.
The old Whyalla Post Office
WHYALLA: Premises of the old Post Office in Whyalla, South Australia.
Looking towards Whyalla from Hummocky Hill
WHYALLA: Looking towards Whyalla from Hummocky Hill showing Broadbent Terrace with the church on the right, and St. Teresa's church hall in the centre.
Part of town of Whyalla
General view of the old section of Whyalla, looking towards Jamieson Street. The old B.H.P. goods sheds are in the foreground, with the Whyalla Institute and presbyterian Church visible on the skyline. Hummocky Hill can be seen on the left.
Early temporary residence in Whyalla
WHYALLA: Three unidentified men standing outside one of the first temporary residences in Howard Street, Whyalla; the structure is made from timber framing covered with hessian.
Processing iron ore at Whyalla
WHYALLA: Interior view of a workshop in which iron ore is being processed and made into blocks. According to a researcher,this image may be misplaced. Iron ore processing is a large and dirty process which has no steps that correspond to this picture. It is possible the blocks are not related to iron and are possibly gold bars.
Members of the Whyalla Brass Band
WHYALLA: Members of the Whyalla Brass Band. Back row left to right: C. Hare; R.Scott; G. Moll; B. Courtney; R. Kitell; W. Simm; L. Hart. Seated, left to right: W. Walters; W. Besanko; W. Pryor, band master; R. Reny; H. Besanko.
The Wenmouth Collection : Whyalla
Lord Gowrie Hotel at Whyalla.
The Wenmouth Collection : Whyalla
Hotel Bay View at Whyalla.
Road to Whyalla
View of a road leading to Whyalla, May 1941.
Whyalla steelworks
Night photograph of the OneSteel Whyalla Steelworks.
Aerial photographs of the city of Whyalla : Norrie
Aerial views of the suburb of Norrie in the city of Whyalla, South Australia, including views of Nicholson Avenue Primary School, University of South Australia Whyalla campus, TAFE SA campus, racecourse and horse stables, Edward John Eyre High School and tennis courts, Baptist Church, YMCA Recreation Centre, Westland shopping centre, Civic Park, and Westland Hotel.
Aerial photographs of the city of Whyalla : Stuart
Aerial views of the suburb of Stuart in the city of Whyalla, South Australia, including views of Schulz Reserve, Civic Park, Edward John Eyre High School, Westland shopping centre, football and soccer fields, Fisk Street Primary School, Weeroona Bay Football Club, and Whyalla Showgrounds.
Aerial photographs of the city of Whyalla : Jenkins
Aerial views of the suburb of Jenkins in the city of Whyalla, South Australia, including views of town ovals and sports grounds, Stuart High School, Abraham Reserve, Travers Street Reserve, with Whyalla Showgrounds and Airport in the distance.
Wild Dog Hill, Whyalla
Panoramic view of Wild Dog Hill at Whyalla Conservation Park. This image was put together from 2 photographs.