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RAPID BAY
1. [Metropolitan Vickers limestone tram, Rapid Bay, 1947] / I.Hiddilston for Australian Geographical Society (3257)
BHP WORKERS
2. Norwegian splicing [steel cable] in the shipwright's shop, BHP Whyalla, published Walkabout June 1947 / I.Hiddilston (G.3000)
3. [Working on slipway, n.d.] / (3008)
4. Welder, plate and bar shop, Whyalla, 1947 published Walkabout June 1947 / I.Hiddilston (G.3011)
5. [Shipbuilders], 1947 / I.Hiddilston (3013)
6. [Riveting inside hull of ship], Whyalla, published Walkabout June 1947 / I.Hiddilston (G.3012)
7-9. [Workers in the smelters], Whyalla, 1947 / I.Hiddilston (G.3018 G.3019 G.3025)
10. Loading foot hole with explosive, limestone [mine], Rapid Bay, 1947 / I.Hiddilston (G.3262)
11. Ingots of silver [from] smelter, Port Pirie, 1947 / I.Hiddilston (G.3305)
12. Dore metal from cupellation furnace, Port Pirie, 1947 / I.Hiddilston for Australian Geographical Society (G.3309)
13. Scooping molten lead out of vat, Port Pirie, 1947 / (3054)
14. Lead moulding, Port Pirie, 1947 / (3058)
15. Drilling foot holes for blasting limestone, Rapid Bay, 1947, published Walkabout Jan 1949 / I.Hiddilston  (G.3264)
16. Machinist, Port Pirie (?), 1947 / I.Hiddilston (G.3313)
17-23. [Shipbuilding yard developed for the War effort, (no.23 is a portrait of Whyalla superintendent, R.T. Kleeman)], Whyalla, [1941], (no.19 published Walkabout Sept 1941) / (7586 7587 7588 7590 7591 7592 7598)
24. [Two men with swags on the last stage of the journey to Whyalla to work for the War effort, ca. 1941] / (7621)
25. [Meal break for shipyard workers under a poster of Churchill with the words: "Churchill's message. Come then ... Let us to the Task, to the Battle and the Toil, each to our Part, each to our Station, fill the Armies, rule the Air, pour out the Munitions, strangle the U-boats, build the Ships, and honour the Brave. Let us go forward together in all parts of the Empire. There is not a week, nor a day, nor an hour to be lost."], Whyalla, [ca. 1941] / (7622)
URANIUM MINE
26. [Miners enter] East Painter Uranium Mine, Aug 1947, published Walkabout June 1948 / R.Bean for Australian Geographical Society (G.3625)
27. Flinders Ranges from East Painter Mine [tailings dump], Aug 1947 / R.Bean for Australian Geographical Society (G.3626)
28. Mr Betheris, mine manager, uses Geiger-Mueller radio activity counter, Aug 1947, published June 1948 & Dec 1952 / R.Bean (G.3629)
29. [Mr Betheris inspects] diamond drill, East Painter Mine, Aug 1947, published June 1948 & Dec 1952 / R.Bean (G.3630)
30. East Painter mining camp, Aug 1947, published June 1948 / R.Bean for Australian Geographical Society (G.3632)
COOBER PEDY
31-39. [Aerials of] Coober Pedy, Sept 1946, no. 5 published Walkabout Nov 1946 & June 1952, and no. 6 published Walkabout Sept 1954 / P.Payens (G.2465 G.2466 G.2467 G.2468 G.2469 G.2470 G.2472 G.2473 G.2474)
40. Christmas party at [the front door of] an underground home, Cooper Pedy, Nov 1966 / ANTA (3364)
41. [Underground Commonwealth Savings Bank and Post Office, Coober Pedy, pre-1957] / (P.4193)

Item 09: Walkabout magazine : South Australian photographs [Rapid Bay, BHP workers, uranium mine, Coober Pedy]

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