Views, houses and landmarks in Hunter Region, N.S.W., including Singleton, East Maitland and Morpeth / photographed by Jack Sullivan, 1975

PXA 1830

fonds

1975

Graphic Materials, Photographs

940827

12 silver gelatin photoprints - various sizes

1. Horsley House, East Maitland, N.S.W., 1975

2. Walli House, East Maitland, N.S.W., 1975

3-4. St. James Anglican Church, Morpeth, N.S.W., 1975. Stained glass windows.
(Morpeth, N.S.W. - Churches - St. James, 1975)

5. Sphinx guarding steps at side door of Morpeth House, Morpeth, N.S.W., 1975
(Morpeth, N.S.W. - Residences - Morpeth House, 1975)

6. No. 7 King St., Raymond Terrace, N.S.W., 1975
(Raymond Terrace, N.S.W. - Residences, 1975)

7. Old Richardson and Scully Store, Raymond Terrace, N.S.W., 1975
(Raymond Terrace, N.S.W. - Shops, Offices & Factories - Old Richardson & Scully Store, 1975)

8. Howe's Lagoon, Raworth, N.S.W., 1975.
Howe's Lagoon was named after John Howe who settled near there in 1839. John Howe led the 1820 expedition from Windsor to discover the Upper Hunter River near Singleton.
(Raworth, N.S.W., 1975)

9. House and slab hut at 'Stanley Park', Fullerton Cove, N.S.W., 1975
(Fullerton Cove, N.S.W. - Residences - Stanly Park, 1975)

10. 'Boambee's Valley', near Singleton, N.S.W., 1975
(Singleton, N.S.W., 19750

11. Carved stone drinking trough, 'Neotsfield Homestead', Singleton, N.S.W., 1975
(Singleton, N.S.W. - Residences - Neotsfield, 1975)

12. Australian Aboriginal art, 'Boambee', Mibrodale, near Singleton, N.S.W, 1975
(Australian Aborigines - Art, 1975)

Copyright status:: In copyright
Copyright holder:: Jack Sullivan
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Annotations on reverse of photographs by Jack Sullivan