Historical photographs of Newcastle and Newcastle region including ships and portraits, [ca. 1864-1933] / photographs lent for copying by the Newcastle Public Library, 1963-1964

PXA 1483

fonds

[ca. 1864-1933], copied 1963-1964

Graphic Materials, Photographs

940495

82 photographic prints

BOX 1

Broadmeadow Locomotive Sheds

St Joseph’s Church East Maitland. Since demolished new church on site

Maitland Post Office
Not located August, 2011

Percy Weston, Draper. “The Red Flag Stores”

Sawyer Bros. Maitland‘s Boot Palace.

Newcastle looking West

St Andrews Presbyterian Church, fronting Taman St, on corner of Auckland St, Newcastle Civic Park in foreground and People’s Palace on right

‘Steel-Works Newcastle’

‘Steel-Works Newcastle’

‘Steel-Works Newcastle’

‘Steel-Works Newcastle’

A.A. Co. Steelworks & Newcastle Harbour

A.A. Co.-Sea Pit, Newcastle

Another view of the Sea Pit

A.A. Co. Bridge, Hunter St. Newcastle

A.A. Co.-Sea Pit, Newcastle

Newcastle Harbour, 1897.
On reverse in pencil 'Newcastle Harbour from Cemetery, 1897'

View from Cathedral across Newcastle Harbour, Stockton Colliery on right with wharf and crane

Bank Hotel, Newcastle (Hunter St, near Brown St, and close to the Bank of Australia) Opened 1860 and demolished to make way for present Oxford Hotel

Old Court House, Newcastle on site of present Post Office

Railway Wootan? [Wootton] to Myall Lakes 1924 - Railway to Myall Lakes 1926

Scott St & Railway Yards, Newcastle, N.S.W.

Newcastle Railway Station

Cook’s Hill School

Compton and Sheedy, Drapers. Maitland

Hunter Street, Newcastle looking west from A.A. Co.’s bridge

Hunter Street, Newcastle
[previously identified as Scott Street]

Goo? House corner Church & Watt Streets [Newcastle]

Hamilton Railway Station

Air Drift & Shaft Hebburn Ltd., New Pit Weston. N.S.W.

King’s Wharf and railway goods yard

Hunter River Steamship Co’s Wharves

View of Dyke Wharf & Hellon Colliery from the top of the McMyler Hoist

Newcastle c.1883

Rachmines [i.e. Rathmines] Air Bases

Thomas Rowley’s ‘Coffee Pot’

The Locomotive Newcastle

Toronto Railway Station

Tandem Water Cart, Toronto, N.S.W.

Old R C Cathedral (stone) in West Maitland seen from River Bank, 4/6/l934

West Maitland, N.S.W.-Banks-Bank of Australasia

BOX 2

PORTRAITS
Crebert Family (2 photos)

Myers Family

George Henry Stanton, M.A., D D Third Bishop of Newcastle, 1891-1905 (died 4 December 1905, aged 70 years)

Richard Windeyer (1806-1847), Barrister M.L.C. for Durham from 1843-1847. Purchaser of estate at Tomago

Liberal Party Meeting Newcastle 193/ [i.e. 1933] Photograph taken in Christies Park locking south across Civic Park

SHIPS
Clipper Ship Ann Duthie, nearing Sydney Heads 1864
(Ann Duthie, clipper ship)
Bathurst, S.S.
Battle, tugboat
Burringbar, S.S.
Catinat, S.S. / S.J. Hood, Photo
Comliebank, sailing ship
Commodore, tugboat
Crown of England.
Daylight, sailing ship, Newcastle Harbour
Drummuir, sailing ship.
Dumaresq, tugboat.
East Indian, sailing ship
Erringhi, river steamer.
Favourite, ferry.
Hero, sailing ship.
Iron Chief, S.S. (2 photographs)
Irongate [Trongate], sailing ship
John Palmer, sailing ship.
Kallatina, S.S.
Kate Tatham, sailing ship
Katoomba, S.S.
Kirklee, steam ship.
Lady Chelmsford, ferry.
Largimore [Largiemore] sailing ship.
Magdalene Vinnen, sailing ship
Maianbar, S.S.
Medic, S.S.
Miltiades, S.S.
Mulubinba, S.S. (of Newcastle & Hunter River S.S. Co.)
Osborne, sailing ship.
Pacific, paddle steamer.
R.C. Rickmers
Senorita, barque.
Ships and Shipwrecks - Susan Gilmour.
Sterling E.R., barquentine
Winterhude, sailing ship.
Yorkshire, sailing ship

Out of copyright: Created before 1955 (original photographs)
Rights and Restrictions Information:: All reproductions to be acknowledged to the Newcastle Public Library

Pictures Source File

Transferred from SPF, P1, SPG and Ships file, August 2011.
12 items transferred from PXA 2144/Box 19/nos. 68-80 in February 2023.

Chiefly undated