South Head (headland)
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
A pair of ostriches, 1910
Entrance to Sydney Harbour, 1911
A view of a figure standing at South Head and looking towards the cliffs of North Head, with a large steamer leaving the harbour.
Macquarie Lighthouse, 1885
140 x 190 mm. A view of the lighthouse situated at South Head, with the barrel of a cannon lying in the grass in front. A simple and solid design, which was originally produced by Francis Greenway on Governor Macquarie's orders, it was completed in 1817 and earned Greenway, who was a convict, his freedom; it was the first lighthouse to be built in Australia. This photograph is of a copy of Greenway's original building, and was opened in 1883.
Male Ostrich, 1910
Nine months old ostriches, 1910
South Head: Sydney, N.S.W.
Ostrich Farm, South Head, Sydney, 1910
3 year old birds. [Man with four birds].
Ostrich Farm, South Head, Sydney, 1910
[Man with group of ostriches].
Ostriches scrambling for potatoes, 1910
Landscape format. South Head Farm, Sydney.
Ostriches scrambling for potatoes, 1910
Landscape format. South Head Farm, Sydney.
Ostriches scrambling for potatoes, 1910
Landscape format. South Head Farm, Sydney.
Sydney Harbour from South Head, 1885
190 x 140 mm. A view into the harbour from South Head promontory which marks the southern side of the ocean entrance to Sydney Harbour.
'The Challenge', 1910
Male ostrich.
The first bird brought to the farm by Mr Barraclough, 1910
'The Duchess', named by Queen Mary.