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Electric tram viaduct, Henley Beach. [PRG 335/121/26] • Mixed material

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Summary

Trees along watercourse in middle ground are poplars. The land was originally Charles White's and inherited by his son George Gilmour [from back of photograph which is same postcard as b 17713/2 except for annotations].

Restrictions

This image depicts Australian Aboriginal people or aspects of their culture.

Conditions of use

Physical description

Photograph (print)
photograph (black and white print), 15.2 cm x 10.2 cm.

Dates / Publication details

1909

Creator

White (Family

Subject

Hardy, Thomas, 1830-1912
Horse drawn vehicles -- South Australia
Old Gum Tree (Glenelg, S.A.)
Railroads -- South Australia -- Parachilna
Portland cement industry -- South Australia
Aboriginal Australians -- South Australia -- Rites and ceremonies
Corroborees
Grange (S.A.)
Henley Beach (S.A.)

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General notes

A note relating to Randles/Randall Corner (PRG 335/121/20-23) by M.B. White reads 'Since Torrens Channel cut to sea, Randall's Corner and old Torrens River do not exist. Mr George Randall, born at 'Reedbeds' Henley Beach in 1850 and went to Kingston S.E. on horseback in 1870. His first employment was cutting a crop with a scythe at five shillings per acre. He died in 1931 at Reedy Creek. His parents must have lived in this corner - there were remains of a dwelling there.'

Local notes

Contains Aboriginal content

Digitisation information

Date

04/08/2014

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

5,603 x 3,862 pixels (21.6 MP)

Size

64.94 MB

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