Angaston Town Hall Former Institute Barossa Valley South Australia Wallpaper Collections

Angaston Town Hall (former Institute), Barossa Valley South Australia.

Angaston Town Hall (former Institute), Barossa Valley South Australia.

Angaston. A family cemetery at Lindsay Park.

Angaston. Entry gate to Lindsay Park. Originally an estate of George Fife Angas.

Eudunda. The sad ruins of the triple gabled Eudunda railway station. Built in pink sandstone in 1879

Angaston Town Hall / former Institute Hall, Barossa Valley South Australia

Angaston. The once gracious Lindsay Park House. Architect Henry Evans. Built 1851 for George Fife Angas. Side additions date from around 1900.

Angaston. The gracious Lindsay Park House. Architect Henry Evans. Built 1851 for George Fife Angas. Side additions date from around 1900.

Eudunda. Advertising on the old water tower needed for the steam engines. Frys Cocoa and Burfords Candles and Soap. Next to the Viterra grain silos. The railway closed many years ago and has been vandalised.

Eudunda. The new silo art. The artist depicts images related to local author Colin Thiele and the Ngadjeri Aboriginal people.

Angaston. Lindsay Park House. Architect Henry Evans. Built 1851 for George Fife Angas. Side additions date from around 1900.

Eudunda. Advertising on the old water tower needed for the steam engines. Frys Cocoa and Burfords Candles and Soap. Next to the Viterra grain silos. The railway closed many years ago and has been vandalised.

Eudunda. In the railway yards is the old weighbridge. The railway from Adelaide reached Eudunda in 1878.

The once beautiful Eudunda Railway Station in South Australia. The line opened to here in 1878. It is now terribly vandalised. What a pity and a shame on the government. Love the gables and air vents.

Eudunda. The local primary school on this site became the Eudunda Area School in 1946. It is an unusual Mediterranean style building. The foundation stone is dated 1946.

Water tanks at Eudunda Railway Station yards in South Australia.

Eudunda. Advertising on the old water tower needed for the steam engines. Frys Cocoa and Burfords Candles and Soap. Next to the Viterra grain silos. The railway closed many years ago and has been vandalised.

Eudunda District Hall opened in 1925. South Australia.

Old national Bank in Eudunda South Australia. Built in 1885. Some fine classical detail.

The old Police Station in Eudunda South Australia built in 1883.