surveyors

Echuca. The arched iron bridge across the River Murray at Echuca. Links to Moama in New South Wales.
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Flinders Ranges in South Australia. The western side of Wilpena Pound from near the Moralana Station scenic lookout on a sunny winters day.
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Blue Lake. Mt Gambier. Vivid blue of summer in this old volcano crater.
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Albury. Early autumn colour in the Botanic Gardens.
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Clare. Bungaree sheep station. The station store. Bungaree established in 1841.
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Marree in the Outback. Stained glass windows surround the entrance door to the 1883 built Marree Hotel.
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Invercargill. NZ. The First Presbyterian Church. One million bricks. Cost 18000 pounds. Opened 1915. The bell tower is 32 metres high. It has a Moorish look about it.
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VoxelMetro Surveyors at work
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Redhill. On Highway One a stone cairn memorial to Surveyor General George Goyder and his famous line to differentiate pastoral lands from cropping lands. Grain paddocks behind the memorial.
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HMS Rushen Castle
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Works Department surveyor (last name of Gates?) at 105 Lady Hammond Rd., corner of MacIntosh St.
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Wellington. NSW. Embellishments on the 1912 built Courthouse. Sandstone carving of GR for George Fifth 1910 to 1936.
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Echuca. Old advertising on the side of the Palace Hotel. Note fancy brick work on roof line. Built 1876. Architect William Vahland.
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Hamilton Victoria. Beautiful stained glass window in the Catholic Church.
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Invercargill. In Esk Street a commercial building with Gothic arched windows in the Venetian Gothic style. Built around 1911.
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Invercargill. Cambridge Buildings built in Art Deco style around 1930. Esk Street.
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Invercargill. Mrs Watson's Railway Hotel built in 1896 opposite the railway station. In 1907 the three storey section was added to it. .
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Bennelong - Sketch shewing land applied for by the inhabitants for a racecourse [Sketch book 5 folio 83]
by MHNSW - State Archives Collection

Wirrabara. Memorial windows in stained glass for Richard Cummins and Caroline Peacock in the WIrrabara Catholic Church. Buillt in 1931.
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Forbes. The beautiful stone Anglican Church opened 1877. The square bell tower was never completed.
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Christchurch. NZ. New Regent Street. Forty Spanish Mission Art Deco shops were built here in the 1930s. Restored after the 2011 earthqowuakes and re-opened in 2013. Now a cafe strip.
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Atlas Collection Image
by San Diego Air & Space Museum Archives

Townsville. The Spirit of Queensland train to Cairns beside the platform with Castle Hill in the background and some rusty old rail sheds.
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Echuca. The Shamrock Hotel. Lower floor built in classical style 1870. Upper Edwardian floor with French roof added around 1895.
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Invercargill. Southland NZ. Mrs Watson's Railway Hotel built in 1896 opposite the railway station. In 1907 a three storey section was added to it. Main entrance with cupola and balustrade on roof. .
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The Forest Lodge Allotments on the Parramatta Road adjoining the Archdeaconry and near the City Boundary [Sketch book 4 folio 193]
by MHNSW - State Archives Collection

Jamestown. Bundaleer Forest Office in Bundaleer Forest. Built in the late 1870s. Bundaleer plantation forest was the first commercial forest in Australia. It began in 1875. .
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Silverton. Ghost town near Broken Hill. The old gaol built in 1889 when the town was booming with its silver mining. It is now a local museum.
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Clare. Bungaree sheep station. Old photograph of fellmongery or wool washing hanging in the Bungaree shearing shed. .
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A break by the fire, Kamajokk, Jokkmokk, Lappland, Sweden
by Swedish National Heritage Board

Marree. The platform of the disused railway station. Station building on the left. This was used by the old Ghan train service to Alice Springs from 1929 to 1980.
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Moonta Mines historic copper mining site. Hughes Enginehouse built in 1865 by Walter Watson Hughes and associates.Closed 1923. Had a 60 inch Cornish engine. Next to stables, boiler house and concentrating tanks.
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Kapunda. South Australian copper mining town from 1842 to 1878. One of many stone villa houses from the 1880s with wonderful cast iron lace work on the veranda cast in the Hawke Foundry of Kapunda.
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Adelaide. Thebarton Police and Mounted Police Barracks. Built in 1916. Soon to be demolished. Currently the Police Museum. Dog and Police operations display. .
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Surveyor in the field with his theodolite ca 1912
by State Library of Queensland, Australia

Barunga Gap. A friendly horned bull at Hummocks Station.
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Nimbin. The 1970s hippy capital of Australia. Nimbin Emporium a food store for local produce.
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Marree. The stone statue to commemorate the north to south across expedition of 1861-62 by John McDouall Stuart. Erected 2012 with support from Mundowdna and Wilpoorinna sheep stations.
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Invercargill. The Edwardian baroque style Town Hall and Civic Theatre. Built in 1906.
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Echuca. Turn of the 20th century building in High Street. Now the Curry Club.
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Marree. Old freight carriage of the Commonwealth Railways now in a back yard.
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Clare. The main homestead of Bungaree sheep station. Established in 1841 by the Hawker brothers. The homestead was a simple cottage in 1845 and was added to as the family grew in the 1850s and 1860s. .
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Lights Pass in the Barossa Valley. Memorial cairn erected in 1944 to two early explorers. Colonel William Light who camped here in January 1839 not June as on the plaque and Captain Charles Sturt in 1844.
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Hamilton Victoria. Double stained glass window in the Catholic Church.
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Marree in the Outback. Date palms beside the railway station .
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Kapunda. The first home of Sir Sidney Kidman and his wife Isabel. They lived here from 1897 to 1902. They called the house Bald Hill House. It was built around 1870 with crenullations above the entrance.
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Wirrabara. Beautiful stained glass window in the Wirrabara Catholic Church.
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Kapunda. The sculpture of a horse which would have worked the whim on the copper mine site. The whim hauled the buckets of water or copper ore to the ground level.
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Gawler. Rosedale. Holland House in the Barossa Valley near Rosedale built in Gothic style in 1854 with tower and turrets. Overlooks the North Para River.
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Orange County Surveyor crew at Aliso Beach, Mar. 11, 1993
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Forbes. This oldest part of the state primary school was built in 1870 in Gothic style. .
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. Looking through an arched door in the Moonta Mines copper mine area. Hughes Enginehouse was built in 1865.
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Watervale. SA. Hughes Park estate. Established 1845. The single storey house was built for Sir Walter Watson Hughes in 1862 . Enlarged with a Victoria tower and two storey in 1900 when owned by his heirs the Duncan family
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Watervale. The entrance gates to Hughes Park estate. Developed by Sir Walter Watson Hughes who was the major investor in Moonta and Wallaroo copper mines.
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Milang. Street fronaget view of the Milang Anglican Church. Built in 1911.
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Gordon on the Willochra Plains in the Flinders Ranges. All that remains of the ghost town of Gordon are a few marble headstones in the cemetery. The last burial was in 1969..
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The original Court House in Mt Gambier South Australia. Built 1865. Now a museum.
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Port Lincoln marina. Diving dolphin .
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Marree South Australia. Near Lake Eyre. At the start of the Birdsville Track. The Afghan Mosque and pool in 1909 by Mrs A.M. Hopewell. State Library photo.B38315 .
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Swan Hill. A pontoon bridge was built at this spot in 1891 . It was replaced with this lift span bridge in 1896 which is still in use.
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