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De La Poer Range sign. [PRG 1415/32/28] • Mixed material

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Summary

View of the sign for the De La Poer Range Nature Reserve, Western Australia. Samuel Grau Hubbe travelled through the range, to the South. The range was named by Samuel Grau Hubbe in 1895-96 when traveling from Oodnadatta to Coolgardie, after his late friend, John Donald de la Poer Beresford (1852-1886), who had been one of the Clerks of the South Australian Parliament.

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Manuscript
handwritted
typed
Photographs (prints)
black and white
colour
Photographs (negatives)
colour
Photograph (colour print), 10.1 x 15.2 cm.

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1995

Creator

Hubbe, Samuel Grau

Subject

Hubbe, Samuel Grau, 1848-1900.
South Australian Stock Route Expedition.
Western Australian Stock Route Expedition.
South Australia -- Discovery and exploration.
Western Australia -- Discovery and exploration.
Stock routes -- South Australia.
Stock routes -- Western Australia.

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General notes

See also Series 2 for Samuel Hubbe's journal from the Western Australia Stock Route Expedition, along with a typescript copy of the journal. An edited version of the journal was printed in the South Australian Parliamentary Papers (1897, no.51).

Digitisation information

Date

21/02/2020

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image/tiff

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5,517 x 3,715 pixels (20.5 MP)

Size

61.51 MB

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