1866

Roebling Bridge, Covington, KY
by w_lemay

Mintaro. SA. Martindale Hall. The upstairs Italianate arched halls in Martindale Hall. Built for Edmund Bowman in 1880. Bequeathed to the University of Adelaide by John Mortlock he was a very wealthy sheep pastoral family. .
by denisbin

Mintaro. Martindale Hall. A bedroom with its own bathroom in Martindale Hall. Built for Edmund Bowman in 1880. Bequeathed to the University of Adelaide by John Mortlock he was a very wealthy sheep pastoral family. .
by denisbin

Baroota. Baroota sheep station cemetery on Mambray Creek. Raneberg graves and headstones.
by denisbin

Baroota. SA. The ruins of Baroota homestead at Mambray Creek today. Unocccupied since 1969 in Mt Remarkable National Park. Dates from 1853. Owned by the Yeates brothers. Pug and native pine construction with stone fire places.
by denisbin

Tenterfield. Stannum House. This Victorian mansion built for John Reid a mining magnate. Erected 1888. Now a bed and breakfast establishment.
by denisbin

Tenterfield. Stannum House. This Victorian mansion built for John Reid a mining magnate. Erected 1888. Now a bed and breakfast establishment. Facade with bay window and gable. .
by denisbin

Ballina. Methodist North Coast Girls’ College. Architect Frederick Board. Erected in 1925. The grand building in brick with timber balconies closed 1930. It is now a motel.
by denisbin

Idaho Teamsters, circa 1890s - Moscow, Idaho
by Shook Photos

Galong. A part of the three story Redemptorists Monastery built in the wheat paddocks of Galong. Land was donated by ex irish political convict Edward Ryan. The monastery and boys Catholic school was built in 1918.
by denisbin

Cootamundra. The railway station platform. On the main line from Sydney to Melbourne.
by denisbin

Wirrabara. Town memorial to local land owner Alexander Scott Murray of Wirrabara station who died aged 34 years in 1880. A highly respected member of the community. .
by denisbin

Point Pass. St Marys Anglican Church built in 1906. It closed in 2016. Side view.
by denisbin

Wirrabara. Wild yellow and orange gazanias on the side of road.
by denisbin

Hydrangea from Momoyogusa–Flowers of a Hundred Generations (ca. 1909–1910) by Kamisaka Sekka. Original from the The New York Public Library. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
by Free Public Domain Illustrations by rawpixel

Former ACME Bus Corp. #1804 and #1866
by ThoseGuys119

Mitcham. One of the old stone bridges across the creeks in the suburb of Springfield. Designed in the garden city style in the 1920s.
by denisbin

Deventer: train station platform
by Henk Binnendijk

NS-08478 - Cholera Victims
by archer10 (Dennis)

Grey Butcherbid (Cracticus torquatus, Latham 1802)
by JC Merriman

Point Pearce. The old limestone Point Pearce Aboriginal Mission School. Built around 1875 when the Moravians and other relgious groups established the Aboriginal Mission. First establishment 1868. School demolished 1960s. New school 1921. Photo 1950s.
by denisbin

Kapunda. The story of the Cornish pasty eaten by the Cornish copper miners of Kapunda from 1844 until the mine closed in 1878.
by denisbin

Boorowa. Stained glass window behind the altar of the 1877 built Catholic Church.
by denisbin

Milang. The Anglican Gothic style toilet. The Anglican Church opened in 1911 and the toilet was built around the same time.
by denisbin

Strathalbyn. The Victoria Hotel. Established 1865.
by denisbin

Gympie. Early 20th cenutry store in the Main Street. Art Deco in style.
by denisbin

Beechworth. This was a gold rush town from 1852. This superb granite wall was built behind the early Bank of New South Wales. Protection from bushrangers was needed in the 1850s.
by denisbin

Isbjørn tegnet av Thorolf Holmboe / Polar bear by Thorolf Holmboe
by National Library of Norway

Cambrai. 19th century rusty stripper and crumbling limestone wall.
by denisbin

Cambrai. Early sown wheat crop emerging at the end of May.
by denisbin

Décor pour le ballet Phaedre de Léon Bakst (Bibliothèque-musée de l'Opéra, Paris)
by dalbera

Port Augusta. The oringal grand ironstone state primary school. Built 1878. Closed years ago. Now a campus of the University of Adelaide. Part of right built well after 1878.
by denisbin

A Negro Family coming into the Union Lines.
by SMU Libraries Digital Collections

Riverton. Holy Trinity Anglican Church built in 1858. Land and funds donated by James Masters of Saddleworth Lodge.
by denisbin

Norton Summit. Morialta Estate and House. Sir John Baker built Morialta House with 17 rooms in 1847. These are the store rooms, wine stores, dairy etc. In 1924 Morialta became Morialta Childrens Home. It closed in 1976.
by denisbin

Keyneton. Formerly North Rhine. The original Lutheran school room built in 1857 and used as a church until 1866.
by denisbin

'Pagarias' Mexican Women Selling Birds
by SMU Libraries Digital Collections

Campfire singer and poet at Longreach outback Queensland.
by denisbin

First Woodside Anglican Church with purple Mount Lofty sandstone quoins and buttress.
by denisbin

The President with Mr. Burroughs and Secretary Loeb, just before entering Yellowstone National Park
by SMU Libraries Digital Collections

Inlander sleeper train ready to depart Townsville for Mt Isa.
by denisbin

Sea horse. In Townsville tropical Aquarium.
by denisbin

Statue of Robert Towns in central Townsville. The man after whom the city was named.
by denisbin

Australian turtle. On a beach in Townsville being used for turtle rescue training.
by denisbin

Harper's May
by Boston Public Library

Harper's Christmas
by Boston Public Library

Oriel window at the Catholic Convent in Mt Gambier built in 1907.
by denisbin

1907 convent building in Mt Gambier.
by denisbin

Water pool along Reedy Creek at Mannum waterfalls South Australia.
by denisbin

St Johns' Almshouse - Half Moon Street, Sherborne
by ell brown

Music Lesson
by Museum of Photographic Arts Collections

Central Railway Station c.1901
by Sydney Heritage

Tibet Road - Great Chini
by Museum of Photographic Arts Collections

"Old Woman in a Shoe", from the Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes, Montreal, 1866-67
by Musée McCord Stewart Museum

Borings are at last being made for the long talked of bridge across the Hudson that will join Manhattan island to New Jersey (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Costly street widenings, as Manhattan crowds increase, might be obviated by planning this kind of a thoroughfare (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Church Rock
by U.S. National Archives

Uncle Sam's Secret Service seems to have a powerful attraction for young men (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Congo huts which somewhat resemble the wigwams of our North American Indians (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

On deck - Sobraon
by MHNSW - State Archives Collection