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Giant ant hills, East Kimberley
1926Subcollections
Overview
1 black and white photographic print
Historical information
Photographs taken during the ministerial tour of the North-West region, by Alexander McCallum, Minister for Public Works.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-103-JCPML00823/3/2
Item type
Photographs
Themes
Contextual information
Only a selection of items held by Curtin University Library has been added to Collections WA; to search the full collection, please visit our catalogue.
Place made
Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley, Western Australia, Australia
Year
Geotag
-15.601258770511, 127.09752050767
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Completeness
Other items by Alexander McCallum
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Port Hedland from the jetty
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Crossing the Fitzroy River
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Ethel Creek Station homestead
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Lionel Asbestos Mine
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De Grey Station Homestead
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Buildings in Marble Bar.
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Pool on Coongan River near Marble Bar.
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Cattle branding at Roebuck Plains Station
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Camp at Yeeda on Fitzroy River.
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Donkey team pulling car across a dry river bed.
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Alexander McCallum and party on the S.S. Gorgon.
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Alexander McCallum and party at Meekatharra 23rd June 1926. Ready to start North West and Kimberley Tour.
Other items from Curtin University Library
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Between Turkey Creek and Wyndham,
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North of Roy Hill.
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Derby Jetty
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Lionel Asbestos Mine
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An Aboriginal station hand, with a donkey.
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Ord River
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Chinatown, Broome.
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Alexander McCallum and his party in Mullewa, at the end of the North West Kimberley tour .
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The town of Marble Bar
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Ethel Creek Station homestead
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Boab tree at Derby.
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Crossing the Fitzroy River.
Anthills are more commonly referred to as 'termite mounds', and are common across the Kimberley and northern parts of Australia.
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