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GENERAL (Including MAPS) W.A W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 1 GENERAL (including MAPS) W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 2 W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 3 W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 4 W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 5 MAPS SMALL MAP No. 1 GOOLWA BEACH - SOUTH LAKES, 1979 2 COORONG 3 COUNTY OF HINDMARSH 4 NANGKITA - WESTERN PORTION 5 NANGKITA - EASTERN PORTION & HINDMARSH IS. 6 GOOLWA 1979 - AERIAL VIEW 7 MILANG 8 MATTHEW FLINDERS MAP 9 GOOLWA TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT STUDY - 2000 10 RIVER MURRAY & ENCOUNTER BAY RAILWAY 1850 11 GOOLWA & HINDMARSH IS. - TOPOGRAPHIC 1975 12 NORTH GOOLWA SURVEY, 1854 (revised) Washington to Burt St. 13 GOOLWA CENSUS AREA - 1981 14 GOOLWA - 1978 15 GOOLWA EXTENSION Pt Sect 2205 (1856) Admiral – Oliver Sts. 16 GOOLWA - ORIGINAL TOWN SURVEY 17 GOOLWA - Sect 161 Pt Sect 158 (1879) 18 MURRAY MOUTH - Douglas Survey 1860 19 MURRAY MOUTH - Survey 1857 20 TOWN ON THE GOOLWA - Sect 1 - 226 (Liverpool Rd area) 21 EXT TOWN OF GOOLWA - Govt Rd; Goulburn; Gundagai, Avoca Streets 22 Hundred GOOLWA - 1853 Sections Survey 23 TOWN ON THE GOOLWA - Railway Reserve Sect 272 (1953) W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 6 MAPS SMALL (cont.) 25 RAILWAY YARD GOOLWA pre-1914 30 ADELAIDE - ORIGINAL HOLDERS OF SECTIONS 31 SA ADVERTISER 27/12/1886 (50th Anniversary Page) 32 Pre-1914 GOOLWA RAILWAY YARD 33 GOOLWA EXT - SECTION 2205 (1890) 34 MIDDLETON 35 MIDDLETON (1984) LARGE MAP No. 1 EARLY TOWN MAP OF GOOLWA ALLOTS. - c.1859 2 ROAD MAP ALEXANDRINA DISTRICT 2a ROAD MAP ALEXANDRINA DISTRICT 3 LOCAL COUNCIL DISTRICTS OF SA 4 HUNDREDS OF PT ELLIOT, GOOLWA, NANGKITA 5 CURRENCY CREEK ALLOTMENTS 1858 6 GOOLWA – MIDDLETON Aerial 1979 6A ALEXANDRINA COUNCIL WARD & LOCALITY BOUNDARIES 7 Pt. ELLIOT, HAYBOROUGH 8 SMALL BOAT CHARTS, Lwr MURRAY & HINDMARSH Is. 9 HORSESHOE BAY ALLOTMENTS 1974 W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 7 MAPS LARGE (cont.) 10 CLAYTON ALLOTMENTS 11 HINDMARSH; LONG; LUCERNE; MUNDOO ISLANDS 11a HINDMARSH Is. FRESHWATER CHANNEL 1947 11b HINDMARSH Is. & CURRENCY Ck. ALLOTS. (NANGKITA) 11c HINDMARSH and MUNDOO Is. - Allots. 1914 12 HUNDRED OF GOOLWA, COUNTY HINDMARSH 13 Hd. GOOLWA, Town on the Goolwa, 1956 14 Old GOOLWA CEMETERY 15 GOOLWA – AERIAL PHOTO 1992 36 Lower Murray & Lakes 1962 36a Lower Murray & Lakes 1990 37 CAPT. STURT PLANS 1912 38 MARY ANN PLAN 1997 39 OSCAR W PLAN 1986 40 PLAN OF MEMORIAL PARK GOOLWA c.1919 W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 8 W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 9 ABORIGINAL PLACE NAMES ADELAIDE ALLOTMENTS ADVERTISER 1858 (facsimile) ARCHIVING and PRESERVATION AUSTRALIA – EARLY HISTORY BIRDS -BIRDWATCHING BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES, 'The Times', 1998, July-Dec. BUSHFIRES CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF EVENTS OF GOOLWA COCKENZIE CAPTAINS COORONG (KURANGK) - (see under – PLACES ELSEWHERE IN ALEXANDRINA) COSTUMES – PATTERNS – 18TH Century CURRENCY CREEK CEMETERY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES CURRENCY CREEK CEMETERY ADVISORY COMMITTEE CORRESPONDENCE DROWNINGS EMBLEMS ENCOUNTER MARINE PARK ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY FISHING/FISHERMEN (also - GOOLWA FISHING COMPANY in GOOLWA - PLACES) FLAGS (1 & 2) FLINDERS - BAUDIN ENCOUNTER BI-CENTENARY, 2002 FLINDERS, Matthew (Capt.) FLORA & FAUNA - ALEXANDRINA GOOLWA FOOTBALL CLUB - ANNUAL REPORTS W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 10 GOOLWA HISTORY (5 files) GOOLWA HISTORY 5 (NEW ORLEANS OF THE SOUTH) GOOLWA TENNIS CLUB MINUTES 11/9/63 to 29/7/82 HOTELS – Rules for Licensees 1839, beer prices etc. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL LOCAL COUNCIL PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT LOCKS - RIVER MURRAY MAPS, Early MARRIAGE WITNESSES – Book 1 & 2 - see WITNESSES – ENCOUNTER BAY... MEDALS MINES & MINING MURRAY RIVER - see RIVER MURRAY MURRAY RIVER FLAGS MURRAY RIVER TRAFFIC REPORT (1870, 1890) NATIONAL HERITAGE NGARRINDJERI HISTORY NGARRINDJERI PEOPLE 150th RAILWAY CELEBRATIONS 2004 – (see under GOOLWA – PLACES & GROUPS) ORAL HISTORY, Transcribing and sub-editing OUR SENSATIONAL CENTURY – Booklets POPULATION FIGURES / CENSUS PRICES, FOOD & WAGES RAILWAY EMPLOYEES W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 11 RAINFALL RECORDINGS RECREATION GROUNDS COMMITTEE MINUTES RECREATION GROUNDS (Sports Awards) RICHMOND COLLECTION (State Library) RIVERBOATS – SHIPPING (miscellaneous) ADA & CLARA ADELAIDE ALBURY ALEXANDER ARBUTHNOT ALPHA ARCADIA AROONA AVOCA BAKER R.S. BARGES BLANCHE P.S. BOATBUILDING BRIGAND BUNYIP P.S. CADELL P.S. CANALLY P.S. CANBERRA CAPTAIN STURT P.S. & Plan CATO Charts – see RIVER MURRAY CHARTS COONAWARRA COORONG EXPLORER CORIO W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 12 RIVERBOATS – SHIPPING (miscellaneous) (cont.) COROWA P.S. CUMBEROONA DARLING DART (Barge) DECOY P.S. DESPATCH P.S. DOLPHIN – (see VEENSTRA under PEOPLE) DORA BASSETT ELLEN P.S. EMILY JANE EMMA EMMYLOU ENCOUNTER ENTERPRISE ETONA EUREKA EXCELSIOR EXPRESS FAIRY QUEEN FAVELL FEDERAL Fishing boats – see FISHING AND FISHERMEN etc FLORENCE ANNIE P.S. FORERUNNER (Capt. CADELL's canoe) GEM GOLCONDA GOOLWA GOULBURN GRAPPLER P.S. W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 13 RIVERBOATS – SHIPPING (miscellaneous) (cont.) GUNDAGAI HAVILAH HEATHER BELL HEBE INDUSTRY P.S. INVINCIBLE ISLANDER M.V. JANE ELIZA JOLLY MILLER P.S. JUPITER P.S. KELVIN KENNEDY KOOKABURRA LADY AUGUSTA LADY DALY P.S. LADY DARLING LEICHARDT P.S. LEO (restored tug) LOTUS MADAME JADE MANNUM Marine Certificates MARION MARY ANN & Plan MAYFLOWER MELBOURNE (I, II AND III) MERLE MILK BOATS MITTA MITTA W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 14 RIVERBOATS – SHIPPING (miscellaneous) (cont.) MOIRA MONARCH (barge) MOOLEGEWANKE MOREE (tug) MOSQUITO MOZAMBIQUE MUNDOO MURRABIT P.S. MURRAY P.S. MURRAY EXPLORER MURRAY PRINCESS MURRAY RIVER QUEEN, (1) & (2) MURRUMBIDGEE NIL DESPERANDUM P.S. OELIN – (see WARWICK HILL under PEOPLE) OSCAR W & Plan OSCAR W Plans (2) PADDLE-BOATS BUILT GOOLWA AREA PADDLEBOAT PHOTOS AT MUSEUM PADDLE STEAMER'S ROUTE PARINGA PARTALUNGA – (see JENNINGS, Bob under PEOPLE) PEVENSEY PHILANDERER PRIDE OF THE MURRAY PROGRESS -see MILK BOATS PROUD MARY PROVIDENCE W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 15 RIVERBOATS – SHIPPING (miscellaneous) (cont.) PYAP QUEEN QUEEN OF THE SOUTH RADIA (barge) RENMARK RIVERBOATS (1) RIVERBOAT EMPLOYEES RIVERBOATS - GENERAL RIVERBOATS - LIST OF, plus DETAILS RIVERBOATS - OWNERS & AGENTS RIVERBOATS/PHOTOS/ VARIOUS RIVERBOATS & RIVERMEN RIVERBOAT WRECKS – see WRECKS – River Murray RIVER MURRAY CHARTS RIVER MURRAY SHIPPING INDUSTRY RODNEY ROTHBURY P.S. ROY R.S. BAKER – see BAKER R.S. RUBY SADDLER SAPPHIRE SHAMROCK SHANNON SHIPPING - MISCELLANEOUS SINBAD SPEEDBOATS SPIRIT OF THE COORONG SPIRIT OF THE MURRAY W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 16 RIVERBOATS – SHIPPING (miscellaneous) (cont.) SUCCESS TARELLA P.S. TASMAN TEENMINNIE P.S. TELEGRAPH TOLARNO TRAFALGAR ULONGA UNITY UNKNOWN URANUS VEGA VESTA VICTOR WAIKEREE WAKOOL WANERA WARADGERY WATERLILY WENTWORTH WHITE CLOUD WILCANNIA WILLIAM R. RANDELL P.S. WORLD WAR I SOLDIERS WOODEN BOATS - a series with Coast Lines Magazine WRECKS ON THE COAST OF S.A. (1837 – 1966) WRECKS – RIVER MURRAY W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 17 RIVER MURRAY S.A. HISTORY, GENERAL SALT INDUSTRY - MULGANDAWA SIGNS & SYMBOLS STREET NAMES – ORIGINS – GOOLWA (see under GOOLWA – PLACES & GROUPS) SUPREME COURT OF S.A. SURVEYORS-GENERAL, S.A. 1836-1987 WELLINGTON WEIR WITNESSES – ENCOUNTER BAY MARRIAGES 1856 - 1883 WOODEN BOATBUILDING YARD – Pt ADELAIDE (now demolished) WRECKS ON THE COAST OF S.A. (1837-1966) WRECKS – River Murray W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 18 ORAL HISTORIES BAKER, Ron & Margaret BARTLETT, Roly BARTON, Joe BASHAM, Bun BEDFORD, Harold & Wif BRISTOW-SMITH, Jeffrey BRITTAIN, George (Port Elliot Centenary 1936) BURGAR family of Middleton CARLE, Athol CLARK, Nobby GALPIN, Roy HUNT, Georgina HUSSEY, Rod INNES, Dean KEMPE, Betty JACOBS, Dorothy JACOBS, Linton LIEBELT, Dawn LUNDSTROM, Bert MARSH, Jim McHUGH, Lance McKINLAY, John MICHELMORE MILLS, Vic NEWELL, William Frederick NEIGHBOUR, Faye, and NEIGHBOUR, Keith (Betty SPENCER,...) PETERS, Arch W.A. PRETTY COLLECTION GENERAL (incl. MAPS) 19 ORAL HISTORIES (cont.) PETERS, Kelvin PRETTY, W.A. SHETLIFF, CURSON and WILLCOCK SKEWES, Brian SMITH, Syd SPENCER, Betty, NEIGHBOUR, Fay and NEIGHBOUR, Keith (see under 'N”) SPENCER, Richard STONE, Glen TUCKWELL, Dora W.A.PRETTY COLLECTION PEOPLE 20 W.A.PRETTY COLLECTION 21 PEOPLE W.A.PRETTY COLLECTION 22 W.A.PRETTY COLLECTION 23 ABBOTT, Deane, Elizabeth ABBOTT, Giles, Snr.and Jnr., family; Sarah ABBOTT, Hedley Poole ABBOTT, Herbert Lewis ABBOTT, Jacob ABBOTT, John ABSOLOM, Matilda ACRAMAN, John ADAM, Robert ADAMS, Angas Frank ADAMS, Diana, Ken ADAMS, Henry ADAMS, Mark ADAMS, William Frank ADCOCK, Geoff; May ADDISON, Arthur Richmond (Richman?) ADEY, Bob AGARS, Maureen ALDAG, Nancy ALDAM, Clyde Boyce; Mary Honor ALDERSEY, Elizabeth Emma; Richard Baker ALEXANDER, John ALFORD, Terry ALLAN, D.R.A.G. (Douglas Reginald Archibald Grant); Gladys Mavis ALLEN, George ALLEN, Guy ALLEN, James, and ALLEN, James Jr.; (Mrs.) David W.A.PRETTY COLLECTION 24 ALLEN, J.A. (John Arthur); John Allen ALLEN, Markus – file sent to Strathalbyn Library Collection ALLEN, O.D. (Owen Desmond) ALLEN, Thomas ALLEN, W.H. (William Henry) ALLENDER, Thomas ALPORT, J. ALTMANN, Diane AMBROSE, Chris AMEY, G.A. (George Arthur); Lorraine, Sidney Philip; Terrence George ANDERSEN, Karen ANDERSON, Andrew C. ; Charles D.; ANDERSON, Joseph, James ANDERSON, Robert, Helen ANDERSSON, Mary Dorothy (see also - GOOLWA - MATTHEW MOORE’S HOUSE MOORE’S COTTAGE also MOORE, Florence Kathleen MOORE, Mark MOORE, Matthew ANGEL, Mary ANSELL, Marion –
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