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Whyalla. The Art Deco nautical style Bay View Hotel.
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Birds on Buoys
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Parnaroo east of Peterborough. Sth Aust. The Parnaroo Community Hall, formerly Parnaroo sheep station wool store shed. Alexander McCulloch had it built in 1875. In 1904 the government bought it and 4 acres for use as a community hall.
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Ships on a Wall
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On the way to Iron Knob from Whyalla
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Marina Wall
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Baroota. Baroota sheep station cemetery on Mambray Creek. Raneberg graves and headstones.
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Baroota reservoir. Flinders Ranges. The earthen embankment and in the next valley is a convcrete spillway. Completed in 1921 to provide water for Port Pirie and northern towns.
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Adelaide. Victoria Square. The 1916 statue of Australian explorer Captain Charles Sturt peering into the distance. Sculptor was Adrian Jones..
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Port Pirie. St Marks Catholic Cathedral. Built in a simple romanesque style and opened in 1953.
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Port Pirie cemetery. An unsual and decorative headstone for Eliza Kimbley.
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Whyalla. In the Maritime Museum is this model of the Iron Monarch built here by BHP in 1973. 179 metres long and over 19,500 tons.
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Whyalla. Snowtown railway station in the model railway network in the Maritime Museum.
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Low Scrub
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Whyalla - Main Street of Town Centre
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Morgan. On the River Murray. Landseers warehouse which sent goods up the Murray and Darling rivers to outback New South Wales. Built late 19th century
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Colourful Gazanias
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Cowell. Franklin Harbour Eyre Peninsula. The latest South Australian silo art. Being completed in September 2019. The artist is Austin Moncrieff and the local cameleer depicted is Lionel Deer with his camel Diamantina.
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All you need to know about Whyalla
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Whyalla. At the Mount Laura National Trust Homestead museum an old movie projector with a poster for the film Gone With the film Wind behind it. . .
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Whyalla. Art Deco style and frescoes of the steelworks in the cement rendering. It was completed in 1939 as the city grew with a steel works and with shipbuilding.
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Baroota. The public hall. Used as a government school 1924 to the closure of Baroota School in 1942.
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Sleaford Bay near Port Lincoln.
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Port Pirie cemetery. The aptly named Pepper Tree road.
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Whyalla. Part of the rolling works at the steel works which produces H beams, railway rails, etc.
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Port Augusta. Poached egg flowers or Polycalymma stuartii in the Arid Lands Botanic Gardens. Sturts Desert Pea on the side.
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Port Augusta in Gladstone Square. A bronze of former Mayor Joy Baluch who was mayor for 29 years. Bronze created by Linda Klarfeld and unveiled 2015. Depicts her with one of her famous hats.
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Morgan on the River Murray. The Landseers warehouse supplied good for the paddle steamers that went up the Darling River to outback NSW from 1878 to 1931..
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Port Augusta. Poached egg flowers or Polycalymma stuartii in the Arid Lands Botanic Gardens. .
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Whyalla. At the Mount Laura National Trust Homestead museum a gas producer used instead of petrol during World War Two. . .
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Whyalla. Mt Laura homestead. This sheep station was established in the 19th century. The rear galvanised iron section was built in 1915. These stone front rooms were added in 1933..
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Whyalla. At the Mount Laura National Trust Homestead museum a working pump once used to pump water for sheep station stock. . .
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Whyalla. Part of the model railway network in the Maritime Museum.
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Port Lincoln. Mikkira station homestead built in 1842 in the spring.
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Whyalla. At the Mount Laura National Trust Homestead museum one of the old railway engines used by BHP from 1901 onwards to cart iron ore from Iron Knob to the port at Whyalla.
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Whyalla. Colourful part of the model railway network in the Maritime Museum.
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Port Gibbon near Cowell. World War Two defensive installations called igloos. To be used for radar and air raid shelters. Designed to protect Whyalla from shipping attack.
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Port Pirie Federal Hotel. Probably built around the time of Australian Federation in 1901.
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Baroota. The ruins of Baroota homestead on Mambray Creek today. The homestead has been unocccupied since aorund 1969 and is in Mt Remarkable National Park. It dates from 1853 when owned by the Yeates brothers.
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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.
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Port Augusta from the highway near the city. The Indian Pacific railway line beneath a rocky escarpment of the Flinders Ranges.
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Inside Whyalla Marina
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Morgan on the River Murray. Old general stores, the Post Office and on top of the hill the Customs House. All built in the 1880s. Town established in 1878.
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Port Augusta. South Australias floral emblem the Sturt Desert Pea in the Arid Lands Botanic Gardens.
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Whyalla TAFE SA Campus
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Whyalla. Art Deco frescoes of the steelworks in the cement rendering. It was completed in 1939 as the city grew with a steel works and with shipbuilding.
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Whyalla. The Spencer Hotel built around 1950 when Whyalla was expanding quickly. Red stucco. Other buildings in Main Street in red iron stone.
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Animals in private zoo [Hood register identifies this as: Ken Read, Whyalla], c.1940s, Sam Hood
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Port Augusta. Crossroads of the nation. To Perth 1,484 miles or 2,389 kms. To Darwin 1,692 miles or 2,723 kms. To Sydney is 961 miles or 1,547 kms
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Port Pirie. Old advertising for Coca Cola on the side of a former bakery and grocery store. Now badly needing restoration.
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Parnaroo east of Peterborough. The Parnaroo Community Hall, formerly Parnaroo sheep station wool store shed. Alexander McCulloch had it built in 1875. In 1904 the government bought it and 4 acres for use as a community hall.
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Port Augusta. The Presbyterian Church built in 1885.
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Bob Marley on the Back Fence
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Whyalla. Part of ths steel works.
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Port Gibbon near Cowell. World War Two defensive installations called igloos. To be sued for radar and air raid shelters. Designed to protect Whyalla shipyards from Japanese shipping attack.
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Baroota. .The ruins of Baroota homestead at Mambray Creek . 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.
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Cowell Eyre Peninsula. A faded two storey building possibly a boarding house from around 1900 to 1910. Good but rusty cast iron lacework veranda decoration.
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Whyalla (36)
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Baroota. SA.The ruins of Baroota homestead at Mambray Creek . 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.
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Baroota. Baroota sheep station cemetery on Mambray Creek. Spencer graves and headstones.
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