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Hamley Bridge Railway Station now a residence. This was a busy station as there was a change of guage here. Located in Hamley Bridge South Australia.
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Mount Gambier. The Centenary Tower built from 1900 to mark Captain Grant naming of the Mount in 1800. It opened in 1904.
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Moonta MInes historic copper site. The Winding house at Taylors Shaft. A Cornish beam engine installed here in 1865.
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Mount Gambier. The Centenary Tower built from 1900 to mark Captain Grant naming of the Mount in 1800. It opened in 1904.
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Adelaide. The base of the statue of Sir Walter Watson Hughes by the Mitchell building of the University of Adelaide. Hughes donated 20,000 pounds from his Moonta copper mine to found the university. Presented by his Duncan nephews
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Adelaide. Scots Church. The base of the memorial window to Sir Walter Watson Hughes wealthy mine investor and pastoralist.Major owner of the Moonta copper mine and Wallaroo smelters.
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Beetaloo. The Reservoir built 1886 to 1890 to provide water for Port Pirie and the Copper Triagle towns.
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Hamley Bridge. Hamley Bridge School built in 1880 in the semi Gothic style building typical of that time.
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Yankallila. Interior of Our Lady of Yankallila Church and Shrine.
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Remains of the old copper smelter works of the Wallaroo Mines and the Moonta Mines. Complex main investor and owner was Sir Walter Watson Hughes. At one time there were 13 smelting chimney stacks. Only one the Hughes stack remains at Wallaroo.
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Mount Gambier. Limestone quarries near Mount Gambier where the large rectangular blocks are cut for the building trade.
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Kulpara Yorke Peninsula. The pediment of the Bible Christian Methodist Church built in 1879.
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Hamley Bridge. Stone memorial for the demolished Catholic Church. it was demolished in 1922 when a new Catholic Church was erected elsewhere in the town.
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Laura. Old saddlers shop.
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Dr Higham House in Balaklava. Built in 1907. He developed Ottajamba medicines for horses. He was a vet.
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Hamley Bridge railway viaduct across the Light River. Erected 1868.
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Yacka. Mobil oil sign on garage in Yacka
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Tiparra Yorke Peninsula. Part of St Pauls Lutheran Church cemetery. Church built in 1901. Schilling and Bartel.
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Redhill. Goyder's Line Monument just north of Redhill on Highway One.
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Moonta Mines. Old copper mining site building. Tourist railway takes visitors to various mines sites including this copper recovery site which operated 1923 to 1943 after the mines closed in 1922.
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Adelaide. Kensington Park. The exterior of the Art Deco Regal cinema. Opened in 1925 as the Princess Theatre, later the Chelsea and now the Regal. Architect was Christopher Smith.
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Love and Hanging Bench
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Eudunda. Advertising for Burfords candles and Frys Cocoa on the old water tank once needed by the steam engines.
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Hamley Bridge. Hamley Bridge School built in 1880 in the semi Gothic style building typical of that time.
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Former Balaklava Court House now a craft gallery. Built in classical Greek style in 1913.
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Government Dockyard, Port Adelaide. - Photograph courtesy of the State Library of South Australia
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Bright Jet Ski
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Yankalilla. This was once the Council Chamber but now professional offices.
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Yankallila. The Gothic Anglican rectory next to the old 1857 church.
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Moonta Mines. Old SAR South Australian Railways map, not to scale, of central rail lines from Adelaide in the 1930s or 1940s.
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Hamley Bridge. Old limestone walls and stables behind the main street. Brick gutters awash with rain water.
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Beetaloo Reservoir. Plaque commemorating its construction back in 1886 to 1890.
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Moonta Mines. Old copper mining town. Old shop front in the Moonta Mines Museum in the old government school,built in 1878.
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Agery on Yorke Peninsula. In the background is one of few fresh water lakes on the Peninsula but it only has water in it after winter rains. World War Two memorial unveiled in 1895.
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Beetaloo Reservoir. The spillway over the reservoir wall. Largest concrete wall in Southern Hemisphere when it was built 1886 to 1890.
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Yankallilla. House where Saint Mary McKillop started her first country Sisters of St Joseph school.
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Kadina. In the Farmshed Museum. Alfred Simpson metal manufacturer in Adelaide developed the portable wood heated copper for boiling water in 1875.
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Yankallilla. Christ Church Anglican Church built in 1857. Now the Shrine of "Our Lady of Yankallila". Markings on the wall resemble the Virgin Mary.
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Moonta Mines. Old copper mining site. Tourist railway takes visitors to various mines sites including this copper recovery site which operated 1923 to 1943 after the mines closed in 1922.
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Wombat Hotel
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Yacka Institute Reading Room and later Town Hall opened in 1876. Yacka is in the Mid North of South Australia on the Broughton River.
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Yankalilla. Yankalilla Area School built 1956.
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Laura. Flowering Pear tree in the main street.
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Mintaro in the Clare Valley. Doors to the dinign room and the main entrance hall of Martindale Hall. Built for Edmund Bowman in 1880. A 32 roomed country mansion. Later owned by the Mortlocks from 1892..
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Hamley Bridge South Australia. Old bank and combined manager's residence. Built in 1906.
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Laura. Old General store and veranda. Duck to go under it.
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Yacka School. Built 1912 but an earlier wooden school opened in 1877. Now a residence.
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Clinton Centre. The rear part is the original Methodist Church built in 1886. Was also a state school from 1886 to 1950. Front part added to it in 1936.
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Yankalilla. This is part of the original 1860 Wissanger Town School built in 1859. In 1875 it became a state school. The red brick additions, now painted, to the rear were added in the early 1920s. it closed when Yankalilla Area School opened in 1953.
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Clinton Centre on Yorke Peninsula. Graves and headstones in the old Methodist cemetery.
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Yacka War Memorial. Yacka is in the mid north of South Australia by the Broughton River
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Hamley Bridge and the Light River from the railway viaduct.
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Yankalilla. This is part of the original 1860 Wissanger Town School built in 1859. In 1875 it became a state school. The red brick additions, now painted, to the rear were added in the early 1920s. it closed when Yankalilla Area School opened in 1953.
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Yankalilla. Information Board about the Wissanger School.
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Gawler Water Works building. It housed a pump which provided water for Gawler from 1879. This building was erected in 1882.
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The "Engine Room'
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Moonta to Brinkworth train services 1913 from the South Australian railways. Via Snowtown and Bute.
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Moonta Mines. Old copper mining site . Tourist railway takes visitors to various mines sites including this copper recovery site which operated 1901 to 1943 after the mines closed in 1922. Details of the chemical processes.
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