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ARCH NO. DETAILS on PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER ARCH 001 Cousin Minnie Mackenzie ARCH 002 Ned Allen ARCH 003 Captain Alister Archer & Lieut ARCHER FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS ARCH NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER ARCH 001 Cousin Minnie Mackenzie ARCH 002 Ned Allen ARCH 003 Captain Alister Archer & Lieut. Aagsard 14th Light Brigade Camel Corps ARCH 004 Stick presented as wedding present by General Chauval ARCH 005 ARCH 006 Minnie Mackenzie in ballgown ARCH 007 Mr. Edward Archer buried Gracemere ARCH 008 Interior of old Gracemere Homestead ARCH 009 Interior of dining room, Old Gracemere Hoemstead, 1970. Located Gracemere, Rockhampton. Furniture carved by Morning Bulletin Portraits: Charles at end of room, Thomas above the family members. doorway, then William. Joan Archer did the carving. She married her cousin Alister. ARCH 010 The circular garden Gracemere looking from the barracks Was to be sent to Tolderodden ARCH 011 By Alister Archer of the homestead Gracemere on 31st. On paper, print from book includes "Gracemere" and the 1861 words opposite "From the mere". Drawing ARCH 012 "Coravante" the Gracemere home 1934 ARCH 013 "Coravante" the Gracemere home 1934 Figures - Joan Archer, Betty & Cedrick Archer ARCH 014 Ariel Panorama of the Gracemere property Drought - the mere is dry, April 1964 Morning Bulletin ARCH 015 Archie in the Gracemere orchard garden . ARCH 016 Two photographs 1. Archie in the Gracemere orchard 2. 1860's Gracemere House, barracks, kitchen, store, carpenters shop ARCH 017 Managers Residence at "Matcham" Built for Mr Gibson.Matcham manager. ARCH 018 Barracks spare bedrooms Lower left-office and book-keeper's room presented 7.2.1917 ARCH 019 (L) Joan Archer,Vallentine Allen ,Marjorie Allen c.1894-5 from Alison Forster ARCH 020 The lagoon - Gracemere 1941-2 The drought - set of 24 ARCH 021 The outer-mere dairy Gracemere ARCH 022 think Oakey Creek Dairy at Archer Signed Alexander Archer 12.05.1876 ARCH 023 1965 record drought Water 8-10 feet below dry surface. Set of 2. ARCH 024 Gracemere Homestead 1917. Presented 7.3.1917 ARCH 025 Mrs. (cannot decipher) House at Gracemere Mercier Studios, Rockhampton ARCH 026 William Archers scrapbook 1872 Gracemere Homestead. W. Archer (1818-1896) ARCH 027 The Gracemere Garden ARCH 028 The Gracemere Garden ARCH 029 Kelly's Home at Gracemere Edward, Margaret, Daughter Margaret (Cross), Julia Mercier Studios, Rockhampton (Dunn), Annie. ARCH 030 1918 Flood-garden Gracemere ARCH 030 1901 Gracemere garden David born 1897 ARCH 031 Gracemere buidlings 1880's ARCH 032 Dairy stock on the Mere Gracemere ARCHER FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS ARCH NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER ARCH 033 Joan Archers first mount Ginny the donkey. 12.05.1876 Alexander Archer ARCH 034 "Durantur" Slab roofed early homes ARCH 035 Uncle Tom's visit to Gracemere 1883 Mrs. Robert Stubbs Archer, Robert Stubbs Archer, Joan, Uncle Tom ARCH 036 "Shirley Homestead" Tower Hill Ck. Hughenden. 12.5.1876 Alexander Archer ARCH 037 Archer station dairy ARCH 038 "Outermere" afer dairyin g finished Tosca, Brisbane & Sydney ARCH 039 "Targinnie Station" Tadman ARCH 040 P.C. Marwedel's property Hexam Dairy Yeppoon (Relative of Archers) Perroux, Rockhampton ARCH 041 Matcham Farm 1926 ARCH 042 Matcham Farm 1926 ARCH 043 Matcham Farm 1926 ARCH 044 Sepia sketch by Charles Archer 1846 Done on journey fom Emu Creek to Cooyar. Original in Norway. Two copies. ARCH 045 Front Verandah Gracemere - 1960s Morning Bulletin ARCH 046 Gracemere Homestead Morning Bulletin ARCH 047 Mr. Risien - book-keeper, Gracemere Buried Gracemere - killed buggy accident Rockhampton. M.T. Bennett ARCH 048 A Pioneer J. Wilder ARCH 049 Thomas & Alexander Archers home Named - 1872 - shingle roof Mercier Studios, Rockhampton ARCH 050 Tom Archer & family Back steps Gracemere 1872 Mercier Studios, Rockhampton ARCH 051 RS & Daisy Archer ARCH 052 Lonie & Minnie MacKenzie Matheson & Co. Brisbane ARCH 053 L-R RS Archer & John Archer Louis Buderus ARCH 054 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 055 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 056 Gracemere Homestead & the mere ARCH 057 Gracemere 1869 ARCH 058 Gracemere Homestead, 1941 ARCH 059 Jim Archer & friend at home ARCH 060 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 061 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 062 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 063 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 064 Gracemere Homestead interior ARCH 065 Gracemere Homestead Mrs Joan Archer & Mrs RS Archer ARCH 066 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 067 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 068 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 069 Charles Archer memorial 1966 ARCH 070 Sam Offord breaking horses Gracemere ARCH 071 Sam Offord breaking horses (2) Gracemere ARCH 072 Jim Archer & horse ARCH 073 1918 flood at Gracemere ARCH 074 1918 flood at Gracemere ARCH 075 1918 flood at Gracemere ARCHER FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS ARCH NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER ARCH 076 1918 flood at Gracemere ARCH 077 1918 flood at Gracemere ARCH 078 1918 flood at Gracemere ARCH 079 1918 flood at Gracemere ARCH 080 1918 flood at Gracemere Taken from end of home paddock ARCH 081 Jim Archer & friend at Gracemere ARCH 082 Cedric or Jim Archer Gracemere ARCH 083 Alison, Joan, Robert Forster, Ms Starke ARCH 084 Tennis court Gracemere ARCH 085 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 086 RDHS visit Gracemere 1949 ARCH 087 Jim Archer on Chocolate ARCH 088 Jim Archer & Alison ARCH 089 Eric Winter - garden Gracemere ARCH 090 Jim Archer & Buck Fry At Matcham ARCH 091 Shearing ARCH 092 Gracemere Homestead ARCH 093 Shearing ARCH 094 "the Mere" Gracemere ARCH 095 At Gracemere ARCH 096 The mere is full ARCH 097 Interior Gracemere Homestead ARCH 098 Exterior Gracemere Homestead ARCH 099 Exterior Gracemere Homestead ARCH 100 Exterior Gracemere Homestead ARCH 101 The Kitchen, Gracemere Homestead ARCH 102 Sailing Boat on Mere ARCH 103 Gracemere with Malchi Hill in b'ground. ARCH 104 Picking water lillies on the mere before 1890 ARCH 105 Gracemere from the Air, 1947 ARCH 106 Silage pit at Outemere Tosca ARCH 107 House, barracks, original kitchen, original store, 1907 A.P. Currie Gracemere ARCH 108 Lower garden Gracemere Gardener Mr. Holyoak Wood 1910 ARCH 109 Gracemere Homestaed ARCH 110 Drought on the Mere 4.1.1946 Morning Bulletin ARCH 110 Gracemere 29.12.1945 ARCH 111 Dead eels on the mere 29.12.1945 ARCH 112 Dead eels on the mere 29.12.1945 ARCH 113 Tennis at Gracemere Players' names - 12.05.1976 ARCH 114 Fisherman's Beach Emu Park ARCH 115 Mr. Armstrong's horses at the plantation Yeppoon ARCH 116 The Gracemere Garden Named ARCH 117 The Gracemere Garden ARCH 118 The Gracemere Garden ARCH 119 The Gracemere Garden ARCHER FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS ARCH NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER ARCH 120 The Gracemere Garden ARCH 121 The Gracemere Garden ARCH 122 The Gracemere Garden Named ARCH 123 The Gracemere Garden, tennis court ARCH 124 family gathering at Gracemere c.1920 Some names. ARCH 125 Cattle at the Mere ARCH 126 Ariel photo of Gracemere Homestead 1956 ARCH 127 Gracemere lagoon 12.12.1962 Morning Bulletin ARCH 128 The downfall of the Bunya Pine 1973 Morning Bulletin ARCH 129 The downfall of the Bunya Pine 1973 Morning Bulletin ARCH 130 Series 15 Negs of Bunya collapse ARCH 131 Alison & Robert Forster Garden and lagoon, October 1947 ARCH 132 Gracemere Homestead and drive c1960s ARCH 133 Gracemere Woolshed 1872 ARCH 134 Pelicans on the Mere ARCH 135 Black Swans on the Mere ARCH 136 the Garden Gracemere Mercier Studios, Rockhampton ARCH 137 End of the flood 1918 ARCH 138 1965 drought at the Mere ARCH 139 1965 drought at the Mere ARCH 140 Set of 12 various scenes Gracemere Station ARCH 141 Colin Archer's map Map of the Fitzroy River, 1853 HIS 219/9 ARCH 142 Farnborough Sugar Mill, Yeppoon Owner: Mrs. Hewson; Manager: Mr. Armstrong ARCH 143 Post Office Banana possibly? ARCH 144 Mt. Morgan Directors at Gracemere Names & story on reverse. ARCH 145 Rockhampton Show ?? O.G. Simpson, Tweed Heads ARCH 146 Rockhampton Show ARCH 147 Negatives from Joan Archer? 67 ARCH 148 Group on Ridge Possibly with Jim Archer ARCH 149 Stately Home (unknown) ARCH 150 "Arlie " boathouse, Brisbane River Alex Archers home Coronation Drice ARCH 151 Prospect Creek Torsdale ARCH 152 Coolibah in Dawson Valley ARCH 153 Archers stock horses ARCH 154 Archers stud cattle 23 images - breeding on reverse of many. ARCH 155 The outer-mere dairy c. 1900 ARCH 156 Horses at Matcham ARCH 157 Horse & Rider ARCH 158 Horse "The Top" with RS Archer 1876 ARCH 159 "The Fos" Stallion with RS Archer ARCH 160 Mrs RS Archers pony ARCH 161 Stud Bull "Royal Mandain" ARCH 162 Stud cow "Lady Raymond" ARCH 163 "Lady Raymond" with calf Country Life ARCH 164 Stud Bull "Jacobite" ARCHER FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS ARCH NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER ARCH 165 Royal Winton" stud breed ARCH 166 Bob - mounted with cattle from Torsdale ARCH 167 Mustering at Archer ARCH 168 Hereford Bull "Noble Boy" Archer Bros. Gracemere ARCH 169 Alister Archer with bulls ARCH 170 The 1000 pound bull 1946 ARCH 171 Royal Winton" stud breed ARCH 172 Archer Family Descendents As at 3 July 1982 - Norway Family ARCH 173 Colin Archer descendents ARCH 174 Fred Archer descendents ARCH 175 Norway landscape 1 ARCH 176 Norway landscape 2 ARCH 177 Colin Archer bust Tolderoden 1951 ARCH 178 Colin Archer bust Tolderoden 1951 ARCH 179 Colin Archer bust Tolderoden 1951 ARCH 180 "Aagard" built by Colin Archer 1905 ARCH 181 Tolderoden view ARCH 182 Constructing the "Fram" near Larvic Colin Archer, construction, 1892. ARCH 183 Back L-R Jenny, Mary 2 Prints 182 A & B Front L-R Leslie, Russell, Anne, Ruth Archer ARCH 184 Mary, Jenny, Anne (by age) Archer ARCH 185 Mary Archer m. Michael Durack Mercier Studios, Rockhampton ARCH 186 Reigleman, John Archer, Alison, Alister Archer, Cpl Byers, unknown ARCH 187 Archers looking across Gracemere L. & D. Keen ARCH 188 A young Jim Archer ARCH 189 Tennis Court Gracemere Middle: Alister Archer; Right: Cedric Archer.
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