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Photograph Collection Folder No 1 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER NO'S DONOR Aborigines 13 Native police, c.1860s Group of six native policemen with rifles, plus one unidentified white child. Aborigines 14 Keppel Island Aborigines Celebrating the Queen's Jubille Record Reign, Emu Park, Queensland Aborigines 15 7 Females, 1 male , 2 boys Group in ceremonial dress. Aborigines 16 Family Groups on beach Two prints Aborigines 17 Family Groups on beach Three prints Americans 1939- 18 American Camp at Cooee Bay - WW2 Small print. Different view to No. 19. Newby, Yeppoon HIS 160 1945 507 Americans 1939- 19 American Camp at Cooee Bay - WW2 Small print. Different view to No. 18. Newby, Yeppoon HIS 160 1945 507 Armed Forces 20 Australian Troops outside Archer Park Railway Station K.N. Winter Railway Station 1939-1945 Armed Forces 21 Camp week, Rockhampton, 1928 Capricornian 5/4/1928 HIS 512/8 C Company Officers, Mackay HIS 512/9 Left to Right HIS 512/11 Lieutenants Bowen, Mollow and Parker HIS 512/12 Sitting Lieutenant Pattison 42RQR Armed Forces 22 Headquarters Staff , Warrant Officers Camp week, Rockhampton, 1928 O'Malley & Cole, Major Buchanan,Lieut. Print from newspaper. Mackereth & Hobler, sitting Major Parker, Lieut. Colonel Snelling & Lieut. Armstrong Armed forces 23 Light horse brigade at Mt Morgan in 1900. HIS 208/6 Mt Morgan High School 42 2 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER NO'S DONOR Armed Forces 24 Cartolina Postale Portrait of two soldiers 25 Decorations and table with 'Welcome Armed Forces Home' banner. Armed forces 26 Decorations and table with 'Welcome Home' banner. Includes men, women and childre. Armed forces 27 Portrait of a soldier Two copies Jack Langford Armed forces 28 Portrait of two soldiers with trombones Military band TOSCA,The Strand, Sydney, Queen Street, Brisbane Armed forces 29 Probably Mt Morgan c. 1920 - 1930 Group of soldiers with rifles and a drum Nell Sykes Australian Authors 1 Dymphna Cusack 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/31 Australian Authors 2 Kylie Tennant 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White Australian Authors 3 Thea Astley Australian Authors 4 Faith Bandler 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/31 Australian Authors 5 Elizabeth Harrower 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White Australian Authors 6 Rosemary Dobson 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/23 Australian Authors 7 Dorothy Hewitt 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/21 3 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER NO'S DONOR Australian Authors 8 Dorothy Hewett 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/22 Poet and playwright 1923- Australian Authors 9 Judith Wright 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/19 Poet Australian Authors 10 Christina Stead 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/18 1946 Australian Authors 11 Christina Stead 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White Photograph of her as an older woman. Australian Authors 12 Dorothy Featherstone Porter 255 x 215 Head & Shoulders, Black & White A619/20 1954 - Poet Australian Authors 185 Hal Porter - from the Australian National Australian novelist, playwright, poet and PL477/8 Library - PL477/8. Stamped: Australian short-story writer. Harold Edward Porter News and Information Bureau (1911-1984). Portrait (approx. 15 x 21 cm.) Australian Authors 186 Hal Porter. Negative 106. Sketch of Hal Australian novelist, playwright, poet and 106 Porter from "In an Australian Country short-story writer. Harold Edward Porter Graveyard and Other Poems" by Hal Porter, (1911-1984). ISBN: 170050173 (approx. 25 1974, Melbourne : Nelson. x 20 cm.) Australian Authors 187 Hal Porter. Sketch from "In an Australian Black and white sketch of a ship with Country Graveyard and Other Poems" by billowing sails sailing in a heavy sea. (on Hal Porter, 1974, Melbourne : Nelson. p. 9 card, approx. 19 x 19 cm.) ISBN: 170050173 Harold Edward Porter (1911-1984). Australian Authors 188 Hal Porter. Sketch from "Bainsdale" [i.e. Black and white sketch of an avenue of Bairnsdale] by Hal Porter, 1977, Sydney : trees, many without leaves. (on card, John Ferguson. p. 124 approx. 17 x 23.5 cm.) ISBN: 0909134987. Harold Edward Porter (1911-1984). 4 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER NO'S DONOR Australian Authors 189 Hal Porter - from the Australian National Australian novelist, playwright, poet and Library. short-story writer. Harold Edward Porter (1911-1984). Portrait on card. Wearing a striped shirt, shrubbery in background. (on card, 19.5 x 23.5 cm) Australian Authors 190 105. Hal Porter, from the Australian Australian novelist, playwright, poet and 105 National Library. short-story writer. Harold Edward Porter (1911-1984). Portrait. Wearing a striped shirt, shrubbery in background. (approx. 16 x 21 cm.) Automobiles 30 Bickle's Motor Services c 1920+ Postcard of two vehicles. group of young women and some men Automobiles 31 Bickle's Motor Services c 1920+ Postcard of two vehicles, Men. Women & children Automobiles 32 Bickle's Motor Services c 1920+ Postcard of one vehicle group of men and women Bands 33 Rockhampton Band Postcard Lynn Studios HIS 512/10 May Childs Band contest held in Gympie 1918 Group of band members with their instruments Bands 34 Postcard of 24 band members and their Brass band of 24 members. With Griffiths instruments Family material. Postcard. (approx. 14 x 9 cm.) Band members are wearing dark trousers with white jackets, some with epaulettes, one with bow tie. All men are wearing caps. (black and white, approx 14 x 9 cm.) 5 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER NO'S DONOR Bands 35 Rockhampton? Band Damaged photograph in two sections Morning Bulletin Group of men with their instruments, and a number of women Bands 1118 Salvation Army Band 228, Mount Morgan Ten men and five women. Cornets, HIS 272/5 MMHS trombones, drum. Mount Morgan. Possibly 44 1920s. Ladies attire: Long sleeved, closely buttoned jacket and long skirts. Larger brimmed bonnets with wide ribbon ties. (approx 23.5 x 18 cm.) Photograph has decorative background. Barcaldine 36 Group of 7 railway employees at the Barcaldine to Saltern (Creek) Barcaldine Railway Station circa 1901 Barcaldine to Lochnagar Barcaldine 37 Street Scene with Hotel and horse team Main street? Morning Bulletin HIS 402/12 with wool packs Barcaldine 38 Barcaldine Post Office HIS 568/6 Barcaldine 39 Train smash - The Alice near Barcaldine Includes Signal Tower, locomotive etc HIS 567/3 Tom Susans during 1920's Barcaldine 40 Train smash - The Alice near Barcaldine View of carriages & general damage HIS 567/4 Tom Susans during 1920's Beak Family 41 From the Beak Family collection Group of 2 men and 6 women on the beach HIS 514/12 Beak Family Yeppoon Beach ca 1919 in front of bathing sheds. Beak Family 42 Beak Family Wedding of unknown Beak family HIS 524/7 Beak Family Photo of wedding party Two copies. 6 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER NO'S DONOR Berserker 43 Aerial Photograph 27 Mountains Rockhampton 9051 (I-IV) Run 4 991-087 MAG. NO. 1257 UT 30-6-80 6320 m ASL DATUM 600m Berserker 44 Aerial Photograph 30 Mountains Rockhampton 9051 (I-IV) Run 4 991-087 MAG. NO. 1257 UT 30-6-80 6320 m ASL DATUM 600m Berserker 45 Aerial Photograph 33 Mountains Rockhampton 9051 (I-IV) Run 4 991-087 MAG. NO. 1257 UT 30-6-80 6320 m ASL DATUM 600m Berserker 46 Aerial Photograph 36 Mountains Rockhampton 9051 (I-IV) Run 4 991-087 MAG. NO. 1257 UT 30-6-80 6320 m ASL DATUM 600m Birds 47 Three ostriches on farm approx 6 months old Morning Bulletin HIS 401/1 Birkbeck Family 48 Stanmore Hall, Middlesex Home of William Knox D'arcy NEG124 11 Birkbeck Family 49 William Knox D'Arcy in full regalia NEG131 3 Birkbeck Family 50 Elena D'Arcy in full regalia (wife was a Birkbeck) NEG 131 7 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO. DETAILS ON PHOTOGRAPH ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER NO'S DONOR Birkbeck Family 51 William Knox D'Arcy waistcoat & suit + hat NEG127 6 Birkbeck Family 52 The Conservatory at Stanmore Hall Neg 136 Birkbeck Family 53 Birkbeck family drawing NEG 114 Birkbeck Family 54 Birkbeck family drawing by Arthur D.C. Birkbeck (1856-1937) NEG 110 Birkbeck Family 55 The Aboriginal camp by Arthur D.C. Birkbeck (1856-1937) NEG 112 Birkbeck Family 56 The Glenmore muster by Arthur D.C. Birkbeck (1856-1937) NEG 111 Birkbeck Family 57 The Aboriginal camp by Arthur D.C. Birkbeck (1856-1937) NEG 112 Birkbeck Family 58 Mr. S. B. Birkbeck NEG 126 Birkbeck Family 59 Mrs Elena D.Arcy Neg 122 Birkbeck Family 60 Mrs Elena D.Arcy A young Mrs D'Arcy NEG 130 6 Birkbeck Family 61 Mrs Elena D.Arcy An older Mrs D'Arcy, in costume NEG 125 4 Birkbeck Family 62 The Old Log Cabin Glenmore NEG 123 2 Birkbeck Family 63 L-R Violet, Lena, Ethel D'Arcy NEG 129 8 Birkbeck Family 64 Damiana Birkbeck NEG 128 7 Birkbeck Family 65 The grave of Elena D'Arcy NEG 132 Birkbeck Family 66 Stanmore Hall, Middlesex Home of William Knox D'Arcy NEG 134 Birkbeck Family 67 Epitath William Birkbeck 12.01.1698, Parish of Kirkby-Stephen. NEG 113 Blackdown 68 The view from the edge 1937 E.T. Wannup HIS 185/4 Tableland Blackdown 69 open forest with horse 1937 E.T. Wannup HIS 185/4 Tableland Blackdown 70 The open forest. Group with pack mules. 1937 E.T. Wannup HIS 185/4 Tableland 8 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FOLDER NO.
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