Photograph album of Ethela Bishop [PRG 1123/2] • Photograph
Homestead at Wellington Lodge
The homestead at Wellington Lodge with Lake Alexandrina in the foreground.
Barges of wool bales, Lake Alexandrina
A barge and boat loaded with bales of wool from Wellington Lodge on Lake Alexandrina.
Barges of wool bales, Lake Alexandrina jetty
A boat and barge being loaded with bales of wool from Wellington Lodge at the end of a jetty on Lake Alexandrina.
Morton Harslett
Morton Harslett (b.1848) sitting on a fallen tree, Boss of the Board, head man for Allan McFarlane Senior of Wellington Lodge for 27 years.
Wool team, Wellington Lodge
The Wool Team at Wellington Lodge. Back row: Bishop, Matthews, Frank H. Ellison (wool classer), Reynolds. Front row: Martin, Smith, Lawrence, Schultz.
Shearing shed, Wellington Lodge
Shearing shed at Wellington Lodge.
Shorn wool, Wellington Lodge
Shorn wool at Wellington Lodge, ready for sorting.
Sorting wool, Wellington Lodge
Workers on the wool team sorting the wool, Wellington Lodge.
Wool bales ready for transportation, Koonamore
Bales of wool loaded onto wagons at Koonamore Station, near Yunta, ready for transportation.
Shearers'quarters, Koonamore Station
Workmen resting outside the shearers' quarters, Koonamore Station.
Students' quarters, Koonamore Station
Workmen standing outside the quarters of the students of the School of Mines at Koonamore Station.
Workers, Koonamore Station
Man taking a photograph of another man having his head shaved outside of the students' quarters, Koonamore Station. Left to right: Eardley-Wilmot, Lawton, Stevenson, Martin, Barnfield, Lawrence, Schultz.
Dog cart, Koonamore Station
Two boys standing by a dog pulling a cart carrying sticks, Koonamare Station.
Wagon transport from Yunta, Koonamore Station
Men sitting in wagons pulled by four horses, the transport from Yunta, at Koonamore Station.
Mill Cottage, Port Lincoln
The garden, trees and gate around Mill Cottage, Port Lincoln. Mill Cottage was built for Captain John Bishop's son, storekeeper Joseph Kemp Bishop, and his family. The first four rooms were constructed in 1866. After his death in 1937, Joseph Bishop's daughter Amy lived in the cottage until her death in 1963. The cottage is now a museum housing many Bishop family artefacts.
Mary Ellis shipwreck
Ruins of the 'Mary Ellis' ketch shipwrecked on Wreck Beach in Lincoln National Park, near Port Lincoln, ca.1911. The ship was wrecked while on a voyage between Port Adelaide and Venus Bay when caught in a gale on 5 April 1907.
Camping at Ambleside
Four men, Smee, Dawson, Bailey and an unidentified man, outside their tent at a campsite at Ambleside, in the Adelaide hills, during Easter.