Views in South Australia : collection of black and white photograph negatives [PRG 1605/3/1-84] • Photograph
Country town and road.
View of a town with hills in the background from a road.
Bridge.
A bridge spanning a a dry creek. Reeds are growing below the bridge.
Lake and surrounding hills.
A lake surrounded by hills, viewed from under a bridge.
Granite Island.
View of Victor Harbor and the causeway from Granite Island.
House.
View of a new house.
Bull dog print.
Photograph of a print of a bull dog.
Man fishing.
A man fishing off some rocks near Ungarra.
Train.
Train passing through a valley, about to enter Belair Railway Station.
Young woman.
Portrait photograph of a young woman with a neckpiece [similar to PRG 1605/3/50].
Four men playing tennis.
Four men shaking hands at a tennis match near Ungarra.
Women at beach.
Women at a beach near a wall.
Valley between hills.
View of a valley between hills near Ungarra.
Man playing tennis.
Man playing tennis on a court in Port Lincol with Russell's Hotel next to the court.
Man with fish.
Man holding two fish next to a catch of fish.
Man holding a fish.
Man holding a fish with his rod and backpack next to him.
Hoisted shark.
Group of people watching a shark get hoisted at Port Lincoln.
Hoisted shark.
Group of people watching a shark get hoisted at Port Lincoln.
Fish catch.
Catch of fish on a sheet.
Locomotive.
Locomotive on display at the South Australian Centenary Exhibition, Wayville. It is labelled "Sir Winston Dugan", who was a former governor of South Australia.
People crossing road.
Group of people crossing a street in Adelaide on a rainy day. One building is signed "The Advertiser" and one car is advertising 'Goodyear'.
Railway bridge.
Railway bridge over a river.
Murray River.
Views of the River Murray. Boats are moored by the banks.
Murray River.
Views of the River Murray. Boats are moored by the banks.
Port Lincoln.
According to a resercher, the photograph was taken from the balcony of the Boston Hotel.Two jetties are visible in the background and the distinctive lines of Boston Island are also visible.