Hoffmann photographs, box 8, Granite Island • Photograph • State Library of South Australia

Granite Island causeway.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/1

A view of the causeway taken from the rocks on the shoreline at Granite Island, with the mainland in view beyond.

Horses.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/2

A number of horses tethered in the backyard of a property in the township. Some of the horses are saddled, and some are held by the people in the yard. Other houses are in view close by.

Horses with Lighthorseman.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/3

A number of saddled horses with rifles strapped to the saddles, tethered in the backyard of a property in the township. One of the horses is attended by a man dressed in Lighthorse uniform. Other houses are in view close by.

Sailing boats at Victor Harbor.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/4

Two sailing boats, with their sails down, in the water at Victor Harbor. The mainland is in view beyond.

Granite Island causeway and tramline.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/5

A view of the causeway leading from Granite Island to the mainland at Victor Harbor. Photo taken from near the tram tracks just back from the start of the causeway at Granite Island, with the mainland in view beyond.

Rocks at Granite Island.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/6

Looking through a gap in the rocks and down onto the shoreline and sea at Granite Island.

Single carriage train.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1913-1919, Photograph, B 73333/7

A passenger train consisting of one self powered carriage, moving along the train line at Victor Harbor. A conductor is leaning from the rear door, and the driver is just visible at the front. A dirt road and wire fence follows the track. The railcar's chassis was produced by the Caldwell Vale company in Sydney, with body built by Duncan & Fraser at North Adelaide. It had two kerosene powered motors driving the inner axles of the bogies, and the electric lighting was powered by a separate single cylinder motor. It ran between Goolwa and Victor Harbor from December 1913 to March 1919.

Beach huts.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/8

Wooden huts with iron roofs on the beach at Victor Harbor, with the causeway and Granite Island in view. Wooden posts with tapered tops and seaweed sit on the beach.

Beach huts and men.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/9

Wooden huts with iron roofs on the beach at Victor Harbor, with the causeway and Granite Island in view. Two men in suits and hats walk on the beach, looking at a wave splashing over seaweed.

Path over rocks at Granite Island.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/10

A view looking down onto a path with railings meandering across a rocky ledge on Granite Island. A group of people stand on the path, looking out to sea, as a wave crashes up the rocks in front of them. Plate broken across one corner.

Rocks at Granite Island.

Hoffmann, Charles, c. 1900-1930, Photograph, B 73333/11

Looking through a gap in the rocks at Granite Island, with a view of buildings on the mainland in the distance, believed to be Umbrella Rock. The rocks present as one large granite boulder lying across the top of two rock ridges. There is a hole in the emulsion in the middle of the negative.