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The Armidale chronicle.

The Armidale chronicle [microform].

The Uralla and Walcha times.

The Uralla and Walcha times [microform].

Pictorial collection, ca. 1859-ca. 1959, relating mainly to historic sites in New South Wales, from Newcastle Pubic Library

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1. Adaminaby, N. S. W., undated
“The township of Adaminaby”
Clipping
2. Adelaide – Residences – Collingrove, undated
“Collingrove, near Adelaide”
Clipping
3. Adelaide – Streets – King William Street, undated
“TOP: King William-street, Adelaide, looking south, in 1936…ABOVE: King William-street in 1845 (from a painting by S. T. Gill)
Clipping
4. Adelaide – Streets – Rundle Street, undated
“Rundle Street, Adelaide, as depicted by an early Australian artist”
Clipping
5. Adelaide – Streets – Victoria Square, undated
“Victoria Square and King William Street, Adelaide, South Australia”
Clipping
6. Armidale, N. S. W., 1887
Photograph, black and white
7. Armidale, undated
“St Paul’s Presbyterian Church”
“4. The Hospital”
“5. The Public School”
Clippings
8. Armidale, N. S. W. – Churches – St. Peter’s Cathedral, undated / M & Co., Armidale
“Church of England, Armidale”
“Dear Sir, Would you kindly forward ?? lb tin of tea & large ?? ?? which was ordered to be delivered a week before Xmas. Also send 1 ?? lb tin of tar & set of jugs to Mrs J. C. Jones, Main? St. An early delivery will oblige. M. E Meale, Brown St. Armidale” – written in ink on reverse of postcard
“J. A. Booth & Co. May St. Islington, Newcastle.” – written in ink on reverse of postcard
Postcard, black and white.
9. Armidale, N. S. W. – Hotels – Post Office Hotel, undated
Photograph, black and white
10. Armidale – Public buildings, undated
Collection of captioned and uncaptioned images
“St Peter’s, Armidale”
“The Roman Catholic Cathedral”
“An aerial view of the New England Girls’ School”
“New England University College, showing the Northern Court”.
Clippings
11. Armidale – Public buildings – University, undated
“First faculty of animal husbandry”
“Booloominbah, Armidale, New South Wales, once the homestead of Mr. T. R. Forster, since 1937 the administrative block of the New England University College.”
Clipping
12. Armidale – Schools, undated
“The Armidale School, Armidale”
“Entrance to the chapel”
Clipping
The Sydney Mail, Wednesday, December 16, 1936, p. 49.
13. Ballarat, 1858 / G. Rowe
“Original is in Dixson Galleries, DG 21” – written in pencil on reverse
Photograph, black and white. 
Original held Dixson Galleries, State Library of New South Wales, Call number DG 2
Digital order number: Album ID: 888273
14. Ballarat – Victoria – Monuments and statues – Eureka Stockade, undated / J. B. Henderson
"The artist was on the spot a few hours after the riot. The uniforms of the soldiers and the dress of the miners are correctly portrayed".
“Rotunda 73” – Handwritten in pencil under image
Clipping
Original held Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Call number SSV2B/Ball/7
Digital order number: a928052
15. Ballarat – Social life, 1884 / S. T. Gill
“First subscription ball – Ballarat. (From the painting by S. T. Gill)
Clipping
Original held Dixson Galleries, State Library of New South Wales, Call number DG V*/Sp Coll/Gill/19
Digital order number: a1528401
16. Bathurst – Hotels – Park Hotel, 1901
“The Park Hotel, Bathurst, in 1901.”
Clipping
17. Bathurst – Monuments, undated
“Where Governor Macquarie proclaimed the town of Bathurst. On May 7, 1815. The first divine service beyond the mountains was also held here.”
Clipping
18. Beaconsfield, Tas., undated
“The mining district of Beaconsfield, near Launceston, Tasmania”
Clipping
19. Bega – Churches – St. John’s Church of England, c. 1952 (1)
“Duplicate”
Clipping
20. Bega – Monuments – Memorial Gates, undated
Postcard, black and white
21. Berrima – Hotels – Surveyor General Inn, undated
“Surveyor-General Inn, Hume Highway, Berrima. Built 1834.”
Clipping
22. Berrima – Hotels – Three-Legs-of-Man Hotel, undated
“Built in 1828, demolished in 1918. It was here that “Starlight” secured horses when he escaped from Berrima Gaol” – Handwritten in ink below image
Clipping
23. Berrima – Public buildings – Court House, undated
“Court House, Berrima, erected 1834.”
Clipping
24. Blaxland, N. S. W. – Hotels – Pilgrim Inn, undated
Details about the structure as well as a timeline of development and ownership are handwritten in ink below the image
Clipping
25. Blaxland, N. S. W. – Hotels – Pilgrim Inn, undated
“Pilgrim Inn. Blaxland. Built 1826. The first inn west of Penrith in the old coaching days”
Clipping
26. Blue Mountains, undated
“Ascending a pass in the Blue Mountains”
Clipping
27. Boating, undated
“Gathering of scullers on the Parramatta River”
“P. Kemp, C. Nielsen, R. Arnst, J. Stanbury, C. Towns, W. Beach, G. Towns, J. McLean”
Clipping
28. Boating, undated / photo. by Gordon, High Street, Putney
“Jake Gaudaur”
Clipping
29. Boating, undated
1. “Ernest Barry, who has regained the title”
2. “A. Felon, the defeated champion”
On reverse, drawn through with pencil
3. “Richard Bernard Joel Tresidder”
4. “George John James Towns”
Clipping
30. Botany Bay, 1851
1. “Old Sydney”
“Botany Bay, 1851”
Clipping
2. “Old Sydney”
“Entering the heads, Port Jackson – ‘In the sixties’”
Clipping
31. Bowral – Hotels – Mt Gladstone, undated
“The Rose Series P.6846”
Reverse of postcard contains a message handwritten in ink, including details about the guest house.
Postcard, black and white
32. Boydtown, N. S. W. – Churches, 1937 / Robert Campbell
“Crumbling walls of the old church of Boyd Town”
Clipping
33. Boydtown, N. S. W. – Churches, undated / Frank Walker
“Boyd Town’s Church, once a proud symbol of the community’s wealth and importance”
Clipping
Original black and white glass lantern slid held by the Royal Australian Historical Society
34. Boydtown, N. S. W. – Churches, 1927
“Dear Essie, This is just a P.C. of a place in Eden which we passed on our journey. 22/10/1927. G.C.”
Postcard, black and white
35. Boydtown – Lighthouses, N. S. W.
“The lighthouse, situated at entrance to the bay was never lighted. Government of the time ruled, it is believed, that light at that point would prove a menace instead of guide to vessels, ordered that no light should be shown”
Clipping
36. 1.Brisbane, 1863
“View of Brisbane, the capital of Queensland.- (From a photograph taken from the observatory.)”
Clipping
2. Brisbane, 1888
Clipping
Illustrated Sydney News, Saturday 18 February 1893, page 10
37. Brisbane, Qld. – Bridges – Brisbane Bridge, 1864
“Laying the foundation-stone of the Brisbane Bridge, Queensland, New South Wales”
“Neg. avail. at FM1/2378” – handwritten in pencil on reverse
Clipping
38. Brisbane, Qld. – Monuments + statues – John Oxley Memorial, undated
“it was Oxley who selected the site on which the Queensland capital is built, landing on what is now North Quay (where this memorial stands) on 28th September, 1823
Clipping
39. Brisbane – Public buildings – City Hall, undated
Clipping
40. Broadwater, undated
“New bridge at Broadwater”
“A new low-level bridge over the Lower Nymboida River, at Broadwater, northern New South Wales, was opened on Saturday, December 7, by Dr. Earle Page, M.H.R. for the district”
Clipping
41. Broken Hill, 1886
“An ox team is loading bullion at the Broken Hill Proprietary smelters”
Clipping
42. 1. Broken Hill – Streets – Argent Street, 1888
“Argent Street in 1888, from “Billy Goat Hill.” The large stone building is the Cumberland Hotel, at that time the only two-storied building in the city”
Clipping
2. Broken Hill – Streets – Argent Street, 1888
“Areas Photographic Compy. C. F. Jenkinson, Manager” – stamped in ink on reverse
“Adelaide Jubilee International Exhibition – First Order of Merit” – stamped in ink on reverse
Photograph, black and white
43. Broulee, N. S. W., undated / J. Sprout & Thomas Heawood
“London Virtue & Co.”
Print, black and white
44. Bullock teams, undated
“A relic of the old days. An old bullock wagon which was long used for drawing timber to the sawmills at Terrigal Haven.”
Clipping
45. Bungonia – Hotels – Victoria Inn, undated
“This photograph shows “Victoria Inn” erected in 1835.”
Clipping
46. Burke, Robert O’Hara, 1892 / Arthur Loureiro
“Death of Burke – A. Louriere.” [sic]
Clipping
47. Byron Bay – Hotels – Pier Hotel, undated / by Zanoni Studio
“Kirk’s pedestrian running track, Byron Bay”
Clipping
48. Cables, 1876 / N. S. W. Govt. Printer photo.
“Our picture shows the cable-laying ship, Hibernia, lying off the La Perouse monument at Botany Bay on February 5, 1876, just after the first end of the cable had been secured”
Clipping
49. Campbelltown – Hotels – Railway Hotel, undated
 “Built 1860”
Clipping
50. Canberra – Churches – St. John’s
Clipping
51. Canberra – churches – St. John the Baptist, undated
“Church of St. John the Baptist at Canberra, built by the first Campbell of Duntroon, year (1924) will mark the centenary of this church.”
Clipping
52. Carrington, Lord, undated / Fullwood & Mahony
“Departure of lord Carrington from Sydney” – handwritten in ink below image
Clipping
53. Cathedrals and churches – New Zealand, undated
“Trinity Chruch, the first house of worship in the province.”
Clipping
54. Centennial celebrations – Sydney, 1888
“A street scene of yesterday – Sydney Centenary, 1888”
Clipping
55. Clarence River, undated / J. R. Ashton & A. Irwin
‘The Clarence, at Grafton”
Clipping
56. Clarence River – Bridges, undated
“Lilydale Bridge, Clarence River: Mrs Hughes cutting the ribbon at the official opening of the new bridge.”
Clipping
Sydney Mail, Wednesday 18th July 1934, page 39
57. Cobb and Co., 1862
“A reminiscence - Cabbage Tree Ned and his team of twelve with Stephenson’s Eleven, 1862”
Photograph of clipping, black and white
Leader, Saturday 9 January, 1904 page 33
58. Cobbitty, N. S. W. – Churches – Heber Chapel, 1931 / Matthew James MacNally
“Heber Chapel, Cobbitty, built in 1828. – Water-colour by M. J. McNally [sic].”
Clipping
Original held Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Call number V1B/Cobb/2
Digital order no. a1528238
59. Convicts – New South Wales, undated
1. “Wheat silos at Cockatoo”
Clipping
2. “The Female Factory at Parramatta. Built about 1820”
Clipping
3. “The cells at Cockatoo”
Clipping
4. “Penal establishment at Cockatoo Island”
Clipping
5. “Old stone sentry box at Cockatoo”
Clipping
6. The “Taskmasters House” at Cockatoo”
Clipping
60. Convicts – New South Wales, undated / Copyright A. Manning, Katoomba
“Leg irons and handcuffs at Court House Hartley”
Photograph, black and white
61. Cook’s River, 1851
Clipping
62. Cricket, 1862 / Freeman Brothers, George Street Sydney
“A cricket match in the Domain in 1862” – note that 1875 has been crossed out
“see Ill. Lond. News 1892” – handwritten in ink below image
Clipping
63. Cricket, 1862
“First English cricket team in Australia – match in Sydney Domain, January, 1862”
“Picture appeared in Illustrated London News (G.R.D. ref. F050/129) May 10th, 1862 p. 474. and is of cricket match played 29th Jan 1862 at Sydney between the All England eleven and the 22 of N. S. W.” – typed note pasted to reverse of image
Photograph of clipping, black and white
Illustrated London News, May 10, 1862 page 474
64. Cricket, 1870
“The intercolonial cricket match, played in Melbourne, February 24th, 25th, and 26th, 1870”
Photograph of clipping, black and white
Australian Town and Country Journal, Saturday 5 March, 1870, page 24
65. Cricket, 1882 / photo. by Bedford Lemere & Co., London
“Second Test Match in England, The Oval, 1882 (Australia won by seven runs.)”
Clipping
66. Cricket, 1893
“At the…intercolonial match, N. S. W. v. Victoria”
“February 1893” – handwritten in ink beside image
Clipping
67. 1. Cricket, undated
“The great cricket match in Australian between the eleven of all England and eighteen of Melbourne.”
Clipping
2. Cricket, 1857
“The first intercolonial cricket match played in Sydney. (From a very old lithograph). Played in the Outer Domain on January 14, 15 and 16, 1857.”
Clipping
3. Cricket, 1896 / J. James Proctor
“The final cricket match between England and Australian at the Oval”
Clipping
68. Dapto, N. S. W., undated
“Dapto fifty years ago”
“Dapto flour mills in the fifties”
Clipping
69. Dorrigo – Shops, offices and stores, undated
“Hollibone and Co.’s Store. Agents for the ‘Sydney Mail’ and ‘Sydney Morning Herald’ at Dorrigo”
Clipping
70. Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand, undated
Clipping
71. Dungog – Hotels – Brady’s Bank Hotel, undated
“Print by L. Hilder PTY. LTD. FL68A” – stamped on reverse
Photograph, black and white
72. Elections, undated
“An election night crowd in Sydney.”
“In front of the offices of the ‘Sydney Morning Herald’ and ‘Sydney Mail’ – Tuesday, Sept 10.”
Clipping
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser, Wednesday, 18 September, 1907, page 743 
73. Elections, undated
Clipping
74. Emigration & Immigration, 1880
“Emigrants embarking”
“FM2/1832 5x4” Col. Transp.” – handwritten in pencil on reverse
Clipping
Supplement to the Australasian Sketcher, December 18, 1880
75. Emigration and Immigration, 1850
“The departure”
Clipping
Illustrated London News, 6 July, 1850, page 20
76. Emigration and Immigration, 1850
“Searching for stowaways”
Clipping
Illustrated London News, 6 July, 1850, page 21
77. Emigration and Immigration, 1850
“Emigrant needlewomen on deck”
Illustrated London News, 17 August, 1850, page 156
78. Emigration and Immigration, 1850
“Quarter-deck on an emigrant ship. – The roll-call”
Clipping
Illustrated London News, 6 July, 1850, page 20
79. Emigration and Immigration, 1850
“Emigrant ship, between decks”
Illustrated London News, 17 August, 1850, page 156
80. Fijians, undated
“Cannibal Tom”
“With love from Lucy” – handwritten in ink below image
“Postmarked 14/7/03” – handwritten in ink on reverse
Postcard, black and white
81. Fires, 1874
“A fire at Balmain”
“Destruction of Booth and Taylor’s sawmills at Balmain, viewed from Pyrmont. A woodcut from the ‘Mail’ of December 26, 1874”
Clipping
82. First Fleet, undated
“A view of Botany Bay”
“From Phillips Voyage to Botany Bay – Q991/P, opp. p. 40” – handwritten in pencil below image
“Taken from watercolour by Charles Gore DGV1A/8” – handwritten in pencil on reverse
Print, black and white
83. Floods – Richmond District, 1867
“Destruction of the Eather family in the Richmond district”
Clipping
Sydney Illustrated News, 16 July, 1867
84. Glenmore Falls, undated / photo. by E. W. Lukins, Taree
“Glenmore Falls, Comboyne, N. S. W.”
Clipping
85. Gold and gold mining – New South Wales
‘View in the gold district. – Bathurst.”
Clipping
86. Gold and gold mining – N. S. W.
“The picture shows the Redbank dredge, Araluen, working in the creek.”
Clipping
87. Goolwa – Residences – Jones, Thomas, undated
“This house at Goolwa was occupied by Thomas Jones when he was traffic manager of the Strathalbyn-Goolwa horse tramway in the fifties and sixties of last century.”
Clipping
The Adelaide Chronicle, Thursday, 29 February, 1940, p. 34
88. Gosford District, N. S. W., c. 1930
“ML Pict Accession: 715
“Pacific Highway between Wyong and Gosford, c. 1930. Neg at O.N. 60/16” – hand written in ink on reverse
Photograph, black and white
89. Goulburn River, Victoria, undated / S. Prout & W. Forrest
Print, black and white
90. Gregory Expedition, undated
“Gregory’s Marked Tree. This bottle tree on the Victoria River, North Australia, was marked by A. C. Gregory, on July 2, 1856, when he was leading an expedition in search of the lost explorer, Leichhardt.”
Clipping
91. Hartley – N. S. W. – Public buildings – Court House, 1837 / copyright A. Manning, Katoomba
Photograph, black and white
92. Hartley – N. S. W. – Public buildings – Court House, undated / copyright A. Manning, Katoomba
“Cells at Court House Hartley. 531”
Photograph, black and white
93. Hartley – N. S. W. – Public buildings – Court House, undated / copyright A. Manning, Katoomba
“Court House, Hartley N. S. W. 528”
Photograph, black and white
94. Hay, N. S. W. – c1881
“Reproduced from the ‘Sydney Mail’ of April 23, 1881”
Clipping
95. Hill End, New South Wales, 1872
“Below is Clarke Street, the main street of Hill End, the gold-mining town, in 1872”
Clipping
96. Hobart, Tas., undated
“An early print of Hobart”
Clipping
97. Horse sales, undated / CHH
“The horse bazaar in Pitt Street”
Clipping
98. Hotels and taverns, undated
“Horse & Jockey Hotel in both Sydney and Melbourne” – handwritten in pencil under image and on reverse
Clipping
99 Hotels & taverns – N. S. W.
“Binning’s Inn, Old Bowenfels.”
Clipping
100. Hotels & Taverns – S. A. / photos. G. Archer Russell
“The old Ral Ral Hotel, beyond Renmark, on the famous overlanding track from Morgan to Wentworth, a well-known public-house in the early days of Murray settlement. The building is now used as an outhouse at Ral Ral outstation, Culparim, known in the former days as Bookmark”
Clipping
101. Huts – Selector’s Hut, undated
“A pioneer selector and his slab hut on the Richmond River.”
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Box 2: Subject Place Files, Adaminaby, N.S.W. to Huts – Selector’s Hut, 1850 to c. 1952

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