1883

Boorowa. The pretty St Johns Anglican Church built in 1862. Note the decorative barge boards on the gables.
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Albury. Art Deco public toilet block on the top of Western Hill beside the War Memorial. Built in 1924.
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Salisbury. The former Baptist Church. It became a restaurant before becoming a private residence.
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Street view showing Sarigoza [sic] Plaza on left & old cathedral in front & Americal [sic] Consuls Headquarters with American flag at full mast.
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Pont de Pont-Saint-Esprit
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Lon Chaney Sr. in "London After Midnight"
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Van Dusen Mansion
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Paphiopedilum tonsum 'S-2' (Rchb.f.) Stein, Orchid.-Buch: 488 (1892)
by Motohiro Sunouchi

Angaston. A family cemetery at Lindsay Park.
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"Les barges à Rouen" de Camille Pissarro (Musée du Luxembourg, Paris)
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Maitland. NSW This Anglican Vicarage was built after the church in 1881. It is in the then popular Italianate style with bay windows, slate roof etc..
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Adelaide. Whinham College operated from 1854 to 1898. This imposing two storey building with tower was built in 1882. From 1898 to 1914 it was the Angas Missionary Training College. Now the Lutheran Seminary. Gable detail..
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Bute. The imaginery silo art on the old grain silos. The old Bute railway station and a magnificent and colourful rooster.
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Elliston. Eyre Peninsula. Cliff top lookout across the bay.
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Le décor de la vie moderne en 1937 (Musée d'art moderne de Paris)
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Baroota.SA. Ruins of Baroota homestead at Mambray Creek. Unocccupied since 1969 in Mt Remarkable National Park. Dates from 1853. First owned by the Yeates brothers. Pug and native pine construction with stone fire places.
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Nimbin. NSW. The School of Arts Erected in 1904 on land donated by H Thornburn. Now has a gallery in it. .
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Nimbin. St Stephens Presbyterian Church built in 1922.
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Lismore. NSW. The harlequin painted old Pump House. Now vandalised.
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Queenscliffe on Port Phillip Bay. The beach, the pier and the Sorrento ferry.
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Queenscliffe Railway Station. Built in 1881 after the railway from Geelong reached the town in 1879. Now the start of the Bellarine Peninsula Railway trips.
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Queenscliffe. Looking across the beach and Port Phillip Bay. The Sorrento ferry is ready for departure to Mornington Peninsula. .
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Julodis variolaris freygessneri Meyer-Darcis, 1883
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Weetulta Yorke Peninsula. Piebald sheep with twin lambs. One black and one white. Redwing Farm. Lunch time. The black lamb is hard to see.
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Beltana in the Flinders Ranges. A restored old 1870s cottage. Possibly had a pine and pug frontage with stone chimneys. It now has a galvanised iron front.
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Adelaide. Mitcham. Kingsview house in Alton Avenue. Built in 1908 for Daniel Kingsland a former coachman and horse trader. Made his fortune in Argentina cattle ranching.
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Broken Hill. The galvanised iron Picton Methodist church erected here around 1890. Moved to this Kaolin St site 1911. Closed some time after it became a Uniting Church in 1977. Old church hall next door.
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Broken Hill. The impresive stone work of the corner tower on the Town Hall. Opened in 1891.
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Broken Hill. Staircase and murals in the Palace Hotel. This three storey hotel was built in 1889.
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Silverton. Ann Brady's headstone half buried in red sand. She was interred here in 1894. Silverton is now a ghost town but was an important silver mining town in the 1880s and 1890s.
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Silverton near Broken Hill. This old silver mining town began in 1883. The fine stone Catholic Church was built in 1886 before the silver petered out in the 1890s. Silverton is now a ghost town.
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Apsley. The Border Inn Hotel now run by the community. A nice Art Deco building. The first Border Inn opened here in 1854.
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Bundaberg Queensland. The home of Bundaberg Rum. Barrels of rum. Bundaberg is a major sugar cane growing district.
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Snowtown. The former English Scottish and Australian Bank building. Now a private residence.
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Salisbury St Johns Anglican cemetery. Taplin graves with the impressive grave behind of the Winzor family of Deal Court. William Taplin married Harriet Winzor in 1860.
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Junee. St Jospehs Catholic Church built in red brick in 1929 with twin towers.
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Junee. The Presbyterian Church built in 1905. Architect was W J Monks who also designed the nearby School of Arts building. It has an iron belfry.
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Binalong NSW. The second railway station built around 1915.
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Maryborough. City Hall. Built in American colonial style in 1908.
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North Adelaide. Bishops Court built from 1851 to 1856. Beautiful curved Dutch gable style gables in limestone with red brick edging. Decorative chimneys.
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Saltia Creek gorge in the Flinders Ranges. This gorge is used by the Pichi Richi railway steam trains which operate between Quorn and Port Augusta.
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Albury. English Elms planted in the Botanic Gardens here in 1877.
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Wolseley. Water worn pebble crown and map of Australia in a cottage garden.
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Sydney. Near Central Station the 1867 gothic style Mortuary Railway Station. It transported mourners and coffins to Rookwood cemetery from 1867 to 1939.
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Hammond ghost town.This Catholic Church was erected in 1907 with stone from the first Wilmington Catholic Church. It closed in 2006. Now only has a congregation of ghosts and pigeons.
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Blackwood. Persimmons in the garden of the Gamble Cottage.
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Wallaroo. The grand old primary school. This government school was built in 1877 for 4455 pounds. Interior burnt in fire 2006 and restored.
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Dunedin. The main building of the University of Otago. Established 1871 this building erected 1878. Architect was Maxwell Bury.
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Dunedin. Memorial to Captain Cargill the leader of the Otago settlement. Erected 1864. Behind is Wickliffe House named after a ship of the first fleet to Otago from Scotland..
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Elliston. Rocks and breaking surf on one of the coastal cliff drives of Elliston.
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Queenstown Botanic Gardens. Lake, red rhododendron and snow on the Remarkables.
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Queenstown. Red tulips and stone bridge in the Botanic Gardens.
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Queenstown. The fine schist Anglican Church built in 1932. It replaced an earlier 1863 wooden Anglican Church. The wooden church was moved to Omakau and is still in use there.
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Mount Bryan East. Panorama towards Mount Bryan the highest peak with purple Salvation Jane weeds and yellow dandelion weeds.
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Burra. Copper mining town from 1845. Tivers Row of miners cottages for rental erected by local businessman Tiver in 1856 in Truro Street Redruth.
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4-CIG 1883 at Portsmouth Harbour
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Eudunda. Advertising on the old water tower needed for the steam engines. Frys Cocoa and Burfords Candles and Soap. Next to the Viterra grain silos. The railway closed many years ago and has been vandalised.
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Paralowie House 1894 overlooking the Little Para River.
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Whitwarta. Werocata homestead. Built pastoralist by Edmund Bowman 1864 and extended by Edmund Bowman junior in 1883.
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Opalized Peratobelus fossil belemnite (Bulldog Shale, Lower Cretaceous; Coober Pedy Opal Field, South Australia) 2
by James St. John