Album of activities of the Australian Ornithologist Union • Photograph • State Library of South Australia

Australian Ornithologists : Lake Wangary

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/151

Trees reflected in the still waters of Lake Wangary.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/152

A group of ornithologists admiring 'Lord Byron's Carriage', possibly near the Lake Wangary Hotel. The carriage was owned by the Hawson family, who also owned the Lake Wangary Hotel.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/153

A group of people having a picnic under the tree.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/154

Lake Wangary, on the Eyre Peninsula, with a view of the Marble Range in the background.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/155

A skeleton in the sand.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/156

A group of people with a horse drawn wagon stopped under the trees.

A horse and buggy outside the Old Lake Wangary Hotel and Post Office. The hotel was built in 1871, and was once a stagecoach station on the West Coast stage-coach run from Port Lincoln. It doubled as a Post and Telegraph Office and ceased to operate as a hotel in 1933.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/158

A horse and wagon with people alongside at the camp site.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/159

A horse and wagon with bales being loaded onto the wagon, at the Mount Dutton Bay Woolshed. The Woolshed was established and built by the pioneer Price Maurice in 1875. A jetty was built adjoining the woolshed.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/160

Children outside what appears to be a school house.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/161

Inside a shearing shed with men shearing sheep.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/162

Bullock drawn machinery.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/163

Close-up side view of 'Lord Byron's Carriage', possibly near Lake Wangary Hotel. The carriage was owned by the Hawson family, who also owned the Lake Wangary Hotel.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/164

A group of Ornithologists on the rocks beside a the Mount Dutton Bay jetty.

Australian Ornithologists

1905-1909, Photograph, B 57823/165

Close up view of 'Lord Byron's Carriage', possibly near the Lake Wangary Hotel. The carriage was owned by the Hawson family, who also owned the Lake Wangary Hotel.