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Blacksmith shop, Clarendon [B 35559] • Photograph

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Summary

Shipway's blacksmith shop - horses and drays lined up waiting their turn. According to a researcher, the date of this image is more likely to be 1875. See also SLSA image B 7352, which does not contain the large Shipway's house and shop with the distinctive triple window. B 7352 is described "The township of Clarendon with the vineyard of the Clarendon Winery covering the hillside. It was reputedly planted by John Morphett in 1848 who later sold it to Edward Peake who built the winery (large building on upper left) in 1858 and expanded the vineyard. It is probably South Australia's first hills vineyard." See also SLSA image B 35560, which depicts the house to the right of the winery with the shop visible between two large trees.

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Physical description

Photograph; 20.4 cm x 14.4 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1870

Collection

Part of Clarendon Collection

Subject

Shipway, Thomas, 1838-1923
Blacksmiths -- South Australia -- Clarendon

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Digitisation information

Date

19/01/2009

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,466 x 2,622 pixels (9.1 MP)

Size

27.29 MB

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