S.A. Northern Pioneers: S. Jordan |
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Title : | S.A. Northern Pioneers: S. Jordan |
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Source : | B 6912/K1 | ||
Date of creation : | ca. 1870 | ||
Format : | Photograph | ||
Dimensions : | 50 x 33 mm | ||
Contributor : | State Library catalogue | ||
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Description : |
Portrait of S. Jordan from Nelpena from the S.A. Northern Pioneers' composite, 1850-1859 (shown in position on B 6912/3). Nilpena (Nelpena) Station is in the Flinders Ranges, 540km north of Adelaide, 39km north-west of Parachilna on the edge of Lake Torrens (salt lake). Today, the station is still a working cattle station. The station was held very early by the Browne brothers, who were among the earliest pastoral pioneers in the northern Flinders Ranges. The original station buildings, desert landscapes and panoramas of the Flinders Ranges have made Nilpena a favourite location for Outback films and television commercials. Nilpena is also the site of the Ediacaran fossils, a national heritage site. It has not been discovered what role S. Jordan served on Nilpena Station. |
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Period : | 1836-1851,1852-1883 |
Place : | Nilpena (Nelpena) Station |
Region : | Flinders Ranges and Far North - Outback |
Further reading : | Cockburn, R Pastoral pioneers of South Australia Blackwood, S.A.: Lynton Publications, [1974] [Facsimile ed.] / indexed by A. Dorothy Aldersey. Check index in vol. 1 for scattered references to Nilpena |
Internet links : | Manning Index of South Australian history: Nilpena Prairie Hotel, Nilpena Cattle Station SA Memory: Taking it to the edge: Lake Torrens country |