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1 THE LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION LF No. Other No. Subject Available information Digital File LF001 36/12 Rockhampton - Buildings J. Arthur Macartney's log cabin, Glenmore Station HIS 036012.tif Built in 1859. Source: RDHS LF002 Rockhampton - Buildings Criterion Hotel, erected in 1890 [drawing] LF003 412/1 Rockhampton - Buildings Rockhampton Hospital, c.1910 HIS 412006.tif LF004 441/9 Archer Family Gracemere, 1861 HIS 441010.tif LF005 148/10 Rockhampton - Buildings School of Arts, c.1920 HIS 1480210.tif LF006 78/1 Rockhampton - Churches St Andrews Presbyterian Church HIS 078006.tif Cnr of Bolsover and Derby Streets Built in 1892-1894 Architect: Voller & Graham LF007 129/4 Rockhampton - Buildings Plan of proposed offices for the Rockhampton Harbour Board, HIS 129001.tif 1897 Architect: J.W. Wilson LF008 349/11 Rockhampton - Streets East Street, c. 1881-1882 HIS 349006.tif Source: RDHS LF009 624/3-4 Rockhampton - Streets Denham Street, post-1893 HIS 624003.tif Source: Hugh Armstrong HIS 624004.tif LF010 Neg. 17 Rockhampton - Buildings Incl. Leichhardt Hotel (on right), Police Station (foreground), James Stewart's house (on left), c.1870s Source: RDHS LF011 Neg. 18 Rockhampton - Streets Doctors & Lawyers Row, c.1870s RDHS\Rockham Photographer: Louis Buderus pton- Source: RDHS Streets\ORG002 99.tif LF012 338/6 Rockhampton - Buildings St. Faiths Girls School and Carlton House, Yeppoon HIS 338005.tif LF013 48/4 Rockhampton - Hotels Criterion Hotel facing Fitzroy Street, c.1860s HIS 048006.tif Photographer: Mathewson Source: RDHS LF014 48/5 Rockhampton - Hotels Criterion Hotel facing Quay Street, late 1860s HIS 048001.tif Photographer: Mathewson Source: RDHS LF015 MB41 Rockhampton - Floods "Baralaba" Melbourne at Rockhampton wharf MB 41.tif 1954 Flood 2 THE LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION LF No. Other No. Subject Available information Digital File LF016 Shipping Passenger steamer, Rockhampton, c.1910 Source: RDHS LF017 MB17 Rockhampton - Festivals Rockhampton Centenary Parade, 1955 MB 17.tif Source: Morning Bulletin LF018 188/9 Sport - Hockey Rockhampton Ladies Hockey Team c.1931 HIS 188007.tif LF019 No subject Soccer team? LF020 277/5 Sport - Rowing Leichhardt Rowing Club, Winners of Novice Fours, HIS 277005.tif 12/09/1929 LF021 42/6 Rockhampton - Social Life The Orpheus Club, 1890. HIS 042006.tif According to Phil Wright's 'Music History of Rockhampton' (p. 90), this photograph is of the 'Rockhampton Orpheus Orchestra, 1906'. Wright provides the following names: Back row: TP Barrymore, H Carter, EN Symons, C Archer, DW Medcraf, GH Baker, F Ward, GF Davis Middle row: Mr E Stiller, Miss Holt, Mr WG Thompson, Mr WH Rudd (patron), Mr L D'Hage (Conductor), Miss Ballard, Mr Schmidt Front row: Mr J Carter, Miss Mollie Hourigan, Mr S Maxwell, Misses Holt Mr D Maxwell LF022 Anakie Sapphire Mining, c.1908 LF023 89/9 Mount Morgan - Portrait Wesley Hall, Mount Morgan miner and manager, c.1890 HIS 089005.tif LF024 161/4 Rockhampton - Portrait Joan Archer with hack "Rolf", Rockhampton Show. HIS 161004.tif Archer Family LF025 Rockhampton - Portrait Gracemere Archer Family LF026 706/5 Biloela - Portrait Wedding HIS 706003.tif Rinaldi Family LF027 Rockhampton - Portrait Unidentified party of small girls LF028 Rockhampton - Portrait Group of three girls, unknown LF029 542/9 Rockhampton - Transport Bickles Motor Service HIS 542008.tif Group photo, c.1930 LF030 542/10 Rockhampton - Portrait Dorothy Taylor (nee Boyle) and Austin [car] HIS 542001.tif LF031 Rockhampton - Portrait Gentleman and three ladies LF032 Rockhampton - Portrait Poolside, Mount Morgan? 3 THE LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION LF No. Other No. Subject Available information Digital File LF033 235/1 Clermont - Portrait Sandy Creek Waterhole HIS 235001.tif Pullar Collection LF034 MB46 Rockhampton - Portrait Centenary celebrations, 1955 MB 46.tif LF035 150/7 Rockhampton - Sport Ross Street Croquet Club, c.1890 HIS 150007.tif Source: RDHS LF036 MB70 Rockhampton - Social Life Cracker Night MB 70.tif LF037 Rockhampton - Social Life Mrs Walter Hall, in her youth Note: This print was returned to the Mount Morgan Mine Photograph Collection (MMM-LP052). LF038 344/7 Rockhampton - Schools Francis Hopkins, Pink Lily School, 1873 HIS 344003.tif LF039 344/8 Rockhampton - Schools Felicia Hopkins, Pink Lily School, 1872/1873 HIS 344002.tif LF040 472/15 Rockhampton - Transport Fred Hopkins Bus HIS 472013.tif Group of passengers/bystanders at Caves Hotel, c.1915. LF041 410/3 Rockhampton - Schools Girls Grammar School, Groups of pupils, c.1930s HIS 410009.tif LF042 678/6-7 Rockhampton - Schools Frenchman's Creek School, Group of pupils, 1901 HIS 678003.tif 679/1-4 HIS 678004.tif HIS 679003.tif HIS 679004.tif HIS 679005.tif HIS 679006 tif LF043 252/8 Rockhampton - Transport Albion Bus No.8., bus and driver on Wandal run, c.1939 HIS 252001.tif LF044 7/3 Rockhampton - Portrait James Johnston (1864-1939), c.1900 HIS 007006.tif Scottish singer of Baree, Mount Morgan LF045 438/9 Rockhampton - Portrait A.W.G.Talbot at Mt. Margaret, 1929 HIS 438003.tif [SAME AS LF048] LF046 Rockhampton - Portrait J.D. Edgar, saddler, 1894 Source: RDHS LF047 Rockhampton - Portrait Unnamed bush workers LF048 438/9 Rockhampton - Portrait A.W.G.Talbot at Mt. Margaret, 1929 HIS 438003.tif [SAME AS LF045] LF049 Rockhampton - Portrait J.W.Wilder, photographer LF050 554/4 Rockhampton - Portrait Grades 2 & 3 Park Avenue School, 1937 HIS 544011.tif Mabel Edmund, back row far right LF051 218/8 Cattle Hereford and handler, Matcham Farm, Gracemere, c.1916 HIS 218005.tif 4 THE LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION LF No. Other No. Subject Available information Digital File LF052 50/2 Rockhampton - Streets Quay Street and old Fitzroy River Bridge, looking North, c.1910 Source: RDHS LF053 432/4 Rockhampton - Portrait Danny Ernest Knickel + unknown soldier HIS 432005.tif Son of German immigrant Born at Lilymere Lagoon, Alton Downs Tallest man in the Australian forces, 212.75 (6ft 11.5 inches) LF054 43/4 Rockhampton - Aborigines Food and clothing distribution, Great Keppel Island HIS 043003.tif 72/1 Source: RDHS 72/3 LF055 161/2 Rockhampton - Portrait Aboriginal, Micky King, Gracemere. HIS 161006.tif LF056 536/11 South Sea Islanders Community group including members of the Warkill family HIS 536005.tif Back row: Willie Warcon, Honora Carter, Tom Warkill, Bob Roberts Middle row: Elizabeth (Lisa), Ellen Anne Mackie, Anne, Lizzie Front row: Evelyn, Lily, Eric LF057 44/10 Rockhampton - Aborigines Corroboree, Rugby Grounds, July 1899 HIS 044010.tif Photographer: J.H.Lundager LF058 706/6 Biloela - Portrait Mrs Rinaldi & child HIS 706004.tif LF059 295/18 Rockhampton - Portrait Colin Archer & family Norway, c.1863 HIS 295015.tif LF060 452/1 Rockhampton - Portrait Lala Fisher (Mary Lucy), 1898 HIS 452012.tif LF061 176/8 Clermont - Portrait Dressing up HIS 176008.tif Pullar Family LF062 177/6 Clermont - Portrait Dressing up HIS 177006.tif Pullar Family LF063 178/9 Clermont - Portrait Clara, Victor and Hub Pullar HIS 178008.tif Pullar Family LF064 182/1 Clermont - Portrait Gordon, Victor and Violet Pullar, c.1913 HIS 182004.tif Pullar Family LF065 207/2 Mt Chalmers Railway Derailment on the Yeppoon line, a wash away at Mt. HIS 207008.tif Chalmers, January 1911 LF066 222/8 Clermont - Railways First train to run from Clermont? HIS 222002.tif 5 THE LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION LF No. Other No. Subject Available information Digital File LF067 220/3 Clermont - Sport Goat racing HIS 220009.tif Pullar Collection LF068 Many Peaks Railways First train load of Pyritic Flux from Many Peaks. LF069 57/5 Morinish Mining Alliance Mine, Morinish HIS 057005.tif LF070 Mount Morgan - Houses Carlton House, c.1910 [LF PHOTO MISSING AS AT 14/12/2016] LF071 Mount Morgan - Houses Carlton House Built between 1890-1895 [LF PHOTO MISSING AS AT 14/12/2016] LF072 108/7 Mount Morgan - Mining Dump Trucks & Smelter HIS 108010.tif Source: RDHS LF073 108/4 Mount Morgan - Mining Gold Escort & William Knox D'Arcy in the early 1890s HIS 108004.tif Bullion about to be loaded for transportation while awaiting shipment from Rockhampton wharf. The gold was stored in the vault of the company office in Quay Street (now occupied by the ABC). LF074 Mount Morgan - Mining Office, No.1 Battery etc., 1908 Mount Morgan mine in 1908 with No.1 battery (1883-86) in the left foreground and the original office (1884-1902) in the right foreground. The present administration building (1902) is centre right and above the main stack built in 1905 and still in use. The copper smelter (1906-14) is left of the main stack and the lower works (1885-1907) centre left. LF075 396/4 Blackdown Tablelands First tourist party at Rainbow Falls, c.1914 HIS 396007.tif LF076 Emu Park - Social Life Annual encampment, Rockhampton military volunters, Emu Park, c. 1910 Source: RDHS LF077 163/6 Yeppoon - Social Life Yeppoon Beach, c.1900-1920s HIS 163006.tif LF078 Emu Park - Social Life Sea bathing, Emu Park Beach, 1897 A government tourist bureau photograph at a time when nude bathing was acceptable when the sexes were separated. Source: State Library 6 THE LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION LF No. Other No. Subject Available information Digital File LF079 569/8 Emu Park - Hotels Group in front of Emu Park Hotel HIS 569001.tif H.W.Johnson (Licensee) LF080 450/5 Gladstone - Meatworks Swifts (Aust) Ltd. HIS 450002.tif Photographer: P.M.Jones LF081 158/3 Gladstone - Meatworks Boning Out - Bull Unie & Norm Butcher HIS 158001.tif Source: Gladstone Public Library LF082 MB38 Gladstone - Harbour Gladstone Harbour, Auckland Point, c.1950s Wharf & Fuel Tanks LF083 Keppel Sands - Beach People on beach, c.1930 LF084 Yeppoon - Beach People on main beach, c.1900 LF085 Yeppoon - Beach People on road, The Bluff, c.1910 LF086 143/6 Rockhampton - Floods Lakes Creek Road, 1954 HIS 143006.tif LF087 143/9 Rockhampton - Floods Water Street, 1954 HIS 143009.tif LF088 445/6 Rockhampton - Portrait Justice Virgil Power and Fanny and Evelyn Power at "Valda", HIS 445002.tif East Brisbane.
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    BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL 1 ( cont e ) - PATTISON, JOSEPH, Junior, ca, 1890-ca. 1920 1072 [Obituary] 'The late Mr. Joseph Pattison', Junr.' port. From newspaper , ea. 1920. (J.G. Pattison ' s .newspaper cuttings collection. series 6, no. 49 - RDHS) RDHS - PATTISON, WILLIAM, 1830-1896 In 1863 opened butcher s shop. Mayor , in 1874. One of the original shareholders of the Mount Morgan Gold Mining Co. MLA for Blackall, 1886-88, and Rockhampton, 1888-1893. Colonial Treasurer in 1889; but resigned over share scandal. 1073 ADE, 1851/90, vol. 5 pp. 417-418. By June Stoodley. 1074 Bird, John Theophilus Symons, 1842-1932. 'William Pattison'. (Memorable pioneers. no. 47) Cutting from fie Capricornian, 14 Feb. 1925.- (J.G. Pattison's newspaper cuttings collection. series 5 , no. 30 - RDHS) RDHS 1075 Mennell. p. 366. Misspelt 'Paterson'. 1076 [Obituary] 'Death of 14r. W. Pattison'. From newspaper, 9 Jun. 1896. (J.G. Pattison's newspaper cuttings collection. series 6, no. 16 - RDHS) RDHS 1077 Pattison , James Grant ("Battler"), 1862-1946. 'William Pattison'. 2 parts. (Early Rockhampton) From EN, c192-?1 (J.G. Pattison's newspaper cuttings collection. series 5, no. 34, series 1, no. 9A - RDHS) RDHS 1078 Pugh's azmanac, 1887, p. 400; 1888, p. 302; 1889, p. C120; 1890, p. ~128;1891, p. ~129;1892, p. ~138;1893, p. ~1.42. 1079 Waterson. p. 146. -- Caricatures 1080 Cca. 18901 Wash drawing in pencil. CM.L. Martin1 .26~20cm. Unsigned. RDHS - PEARCE, HENRY'GEORGE, bo 1917 Managed garage and sports store, Printing house sales rep- resentative. =, Capricornia, 1949-1961 (1082) 1081 AustraZian parliamenkazy handbook, 1952, p.