Album of South Australian views [PRG 23/6/4/1-54] • Photograph
Blair Place.
Blair Place, near Smithfield, the residence of Mr Hogarth, showing a creek and trees surrounding a homestead. Thomas Hogarth (died 1 September 1893) was a pastoralist and member of the Legislative Council. He worked with his son-in-law, John Warren, on venture at Strangways Springs.
Family at 'Springfield'.
Thought to be members of the Warren family in the grounds of 'Springfield' near Mount Crawford, the homestead established by John Warren in the 1840s. A man and five children sit on fallen logs in the foreground, while bales of hay, buildings of the homestead and fields can be seen in the background.
Sunday School picnic near 'Springfield'.
Church of England Sunday School picnic in the grounds of 'Springfield', owned by John Warren, near Mount Crawford. Children are standing on a large fallen log in the foreground while families set up picnic spots and wander the grounds, and in the background the empty wagons are parked by trees.
Gladstone township.
Distant view of the town of Gladstone in 1876 showing the main buildings of the town.
Farm at Cockatoo Valley.
Farm house and buildings and Cockatoo Valley.
Trinity Church, Lyndoch.
Distant view of Trinity Church at Lyndoch showing the side of the church built next to a large Eucalyptus.
South Para foot bridge.
The foot bridge over the South Para river near 'Springfield', Mount Crawford, looking northward.
William Spring, Strangways Springs.
William Spring near Strangways Spring. One man is sitting atop a hill and another at the base near their horse-drawn wagon.
Breakwater at Granite Island.
Construction of the breakwater on Granite Island, Victor Harbor.
Port Victor.
View of Port Victor from Granite Island showing the bridge and jetty, cottages on the Island and the town of Victor Harbor on the opposite side of the harbor.
Women riding horses.
A group of four women and one young boy riding horses, with two other women and a young girl standing nearby, possibly members of the Warren family at 'Springfield' near Mount Crawford, the property owned by John Warren.