Sheep stations [PRG 1642/39/148-224] • Photograph

Northwest corner of Outalpa homestead.

Northwest corner of Outalpa homestead.

Northwest corner of Outalpa homestead, near Mannahill. This photograph shows the huge rainwater tank and the smaller metal tank attached to the homestead. The trees on the left are pepper trees.

Finished building.

Finished building.

A finished building at Outalpa, near Mannahill.

Three men, Outalpa.

Three men, Outalpa.

Three men in front of a doorway, including Jim Sylvester and Charlie Smith, at Outalpa, near Mannahill.

Woolshed yards, Outalpa.

Woolshed yards, Outalpa.

Woolshed yards at Outalpa, viewed from the shed roof, near Mannahill. This photograph shows part of the engine room.

Men at Outalpa station.

Men at Outalpa station.

Jim Sylvester, S. Tall, L. White, and Clement Penfold Smith near the garage of the Outalpa homestead, near Mannahill.

Shooting party, Outalpa.

Shooting party, Outalpa.

Young men standing by a car, ready to go kangaroo shooting at Outalpa, near Mannahill.

Jim Sylvester with a horse.

Jim Sylvester with a horse.

Jim Sylvester with an old horse at Outalpa, near Mannahill. The stock horse belonged to Barb Bray (nee Nichol) and was called "Mudgie".The saddle was a RM Williams seven inch Stockman's Saddle

Jim Sylvester with a horse.

Jim Sylvester with a horse.

Jim Sylvester with an old horse at Outalpa, near Mannahill. A man is sitting atop the horse.

Yards and stables Outalpa.

Yards and stables Outalpa.

yards and stables at Outalpa, near Mannahill.The back of the stables can be seen, along with the cow shed, killing pen and the room housing the buggys

New stables, Outalpa.

New stables, Outalpa.

New stables at Outalpa, near Mannahill. The door leads to the saddle room which housed the 44 gallon drum filled with bran and a box holding two bags of chaff weighing 70 pounds each.

Homestead dam, Outalpa.

Homestead dam, Outalpa.

Nearly empty homestead dam at Outalpa, near Mannahill.

Government House, Weekeroo.

Government House, Weekeroo.

North side of Government House at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

South side of house, Weekeroo.

South side of house, Weekeroo.

Garden on the south side of the house at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Buildings at Weekeroo.

Buildings at Weekeroo.

Blacksmith's shop and garage with power house and overhead tanks at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Track to Plumbago.

Track to Plumbago.

Track to Plumbago about 8 miles out. Wey Wy is 12 miles and Plumbago is 24 miles from Weekeroo.

Wawirra woolshed.

Wawirra woolshed.

Wawirra woolshed, near Mannahill.

Plumbago sheep.

Plumbago sheep.

Mob of Plumbago sheep on way through Weekeroo to trucks, which takes about 8 days, near Mannahill.

Dahlias, Weekeroo.

Dahlias, Weekeroo.

Dahlias in the garden at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Young child.

Young child.

A young child (Williams) at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Silverbeet, Weekeroo.

Silverbeet, Weekeroo.

Silverbeet in the garden at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Garden by the house, Weekeroo.

Garden by the house, Weekeroo.

Garden by the dining room windows of the boss of Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Garden, Weekeroo.

Garden, Weekeroo.

Garden on the south side of Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Carnations in the garden at Weekeroo.

Carnations in the garden at Weekeroo.

Carnations in the garden at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Vegetable garden, Weekeroo.

Vegetable garden, Weekeroo.

Vegetable garden at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Red hot pokers, Weekeroo.

Red hot pokers, Weekeroo.

Red hot pokers (flowers) at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Carnations, Weekeroo.

Carnations, Weekeroo.

Carnations in the garden at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Vegetable garden, Weekeroo.

Vegetable garden, Weekeroo.

Vegetable garden including sweet peas at Weekeroo, near Mannahill.

Wawirra land.

Wawirra land.

Land at Wawirra, near Mannahill.

Wawirra looking towards homestead.

Wawirra looking towards homestead.

Wawirra looking towards homestead, near Mannahill.

Backyard vegetable garden.

Backyard vegetable garden.

Backyard vegetable garden at Weekeroo near Mannahill.