HMSS 0305 Wendy Barker Photographs


ACT Heritage Library Manuscript Collection

HMSS 0305 Wendy Barker Photographs

Source and Contents Notes

Call Number

HMSS 0305

Collection 

Wendy Barker Photographs

Date Range

May 1967

Quantity

0.01m (1 folder)

Access Conditions

open

Copying conditions

orphan works

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These photographs of early Canberra were discovered at home by Wendy Barker, who forwarded them to the ACT Heritage Library. All are black and white, 5 x 3.5cm. The photographer is unknown, but most of the photographs are captioned and dated May 1967. They appear to be a record of a trip to Canberra and the Snowy Mountains at that time.

Box List

3

Jindabyne Dam wall from downstream, Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme

Image No.

Description

1

Site offices at the construction of the Jindabyne Dam, Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme

2

Construction of the Jindabyne Dam wall, Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme

4

Old Jindabyne bridge

5

View from ski lift, Thredbo

6

View of Mt Kosciusko

7

Dam storage lake, possibly the Cotter Dam

8

Pine forests, Mount Stromlo, Canberra

9

Lambrigg homestead, near Tharwa

10

Lambrigg homestead, near Tharwa

11

Paved yard at Lambrigg homestead, near Tharwa

12

Verandah, Lambrigg homestead, near Tharwa

13

Duntroon House, originally the home of the Campbell family, now the Officers’ Mess, Royal Military College

14

Royal Military College, Duntroon, looking towards Duntroon House

15

Parade Ground, Royal Military College, Duntroon, looking towards cadet barracks

16

Blundell’s Farmhouse, Canberra, western facade

17

Blundell’s Farmhouse, Canberra, front view

18

Government House from Lake Burley Griffin

19

Anzac Parade looking to Parliament House from the Australian War Memorial

20

Russell Offices, the Australian-American Memorial and Lake Burley Griffin from Mt Pleasant

21

View from Red Hill, looking towards Mt Ainslie

22

View from Red Hill, looking towards Mt Ainslie

23

Commonwealth Avenue Bridge, National Library, Treasury Building from Lake Burley Griffin