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Select another page | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Next  | 1 - Carnarvon Bridge, Stanthorpe (Contributed by: QldPics)
The concrete bridge was opened during Stanthorpe's 50th Jubilee in 1922 and named after the Secretary of State, 4th Earl of Carnavon. This new bridge replaced an old wooden structure that was opened on the 22 February 1878 and demolished in 1922. Clintin's Folly, a causeway, is to the left of the bridge and was constructed in 1875. The town of Stanthorpe is in the background.View a larger version of this picture: small | medium | large (pictures open in a new window) This picture is part of the Bonzle Bridges (open in new window) photo collection. Is this picture rude, offensive or defamatory; spam; or not about and/or of the place? If so, Report it |  | 2 - Staff and students of St. Catharine's Girls' School, Stanthorpe (Contributed by: QldPics)
Portrait of staff and students of St. Catharine's Girls' School, Stanthorpe on the steps in front of the school. The back row from left to right includes May Davies, Miss Doherty (Head Mistress) and Jean Eliott. The second row from the back, left to right, includes unidentified, Ev Brunckhorst (sitting on step), Innes Eliott?, Edna Brunckhorst (sitting on step) and Zilla Portus. The third row from the back, left to right, includes Miss Cummins (joined the Sisterhood), Keare? Cullen ('Maryland'), Winnifred Stevens, Olive Bonner (with glasses), unidentified, Lilah Kemp, Kathleen McNeil, Joan Challiner (Brisbane, Mrs Holmes), Lucy ? and Miss MacKay (married a teller from the bank).
The second row from the front, left to right, includes Miss Heuser (novice, later Sister Anna), unidentified?, Mother Emma (Superior), unidentified?, Sister Winifred and Eva Foster (standing). The front row, left to right, includes unidentified, unidentified, ? Cairns, 'Tiny' (dog), Eilel Pierpoint and unidentified. (Description supplied with photograph).
View a larger version of this picture: small | medium | large (pictures open in a new window) This picture is part of the Bonzle Portraits (open in new window) photo collection. Is this picture rude, offensive or defamatory; spam; or not about and/or of the place? If so, Report it |  | 3 - Prospectors with a portable steam engine on the Stanthorpe tin field (Contributed by: QldPics)
The early part of William Boag's career was spent in Sydney where he was in partnership with portrait photographer Joseph Charles Milligan. (Images made by Boag are in the collection of the Campbelltown and Airds Historical Society.)
Boag arrived in Queensland in November 1871. He travelled around the south-east, along the foreshore of Moreton Bay and the township of Cleveland. He then moved into the Logan and Albert area where he captured images of local crushing mills and sugar plantations. While at Yatala, he took on a partner, John Henry Mills, and by the end of 1872, both men were in Stanthorpe where they remained for several months, producing views of the booming tin-mining settlement.
In July 1873, after stopping off in Warwick, Boag and Mills extended their operations to Mackay, where they remained until October 1875. During this time, Boag made trips to St Lawrence and Cooktown, however his movements after this are difficult to trace. It is known that by mid 1876 he was at Copperfield and Clermont, and in February 1878, he inserted a notice in the Peak Downs Telegram announcing that he was leaving for the west. Then information ceases abruptly. It is possible that Boag never reached his destination, since his death certificate records that he died in 1878 at an unknown location.
This steam engine was made by Robey and Company of Lincoln, England. It was used to drive a water pump which drained the workings or helped with the task of sluicing. It was a small four-horse power model which was fired with wood and was protected from the weather by a makeshift shelter covered with a canvas tarpaulin.
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At Broadmeadows, the Bottrell family home at Amosfield.View a larger version of this picture: small | medium | large (pictures open in a new window) Is this picture rude, offensive or defamatory; spam; or not about and/or of the place? If so, Report it |  | 5 - Daniel Bonner and wife, early settlers at Stanthorpe (Contributed by: QldPics)
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