PASSENGER LISTS- INWARD / OUTBOUND / INTERNAL TROVE TUESDAY 23 JUL 2019

PASSENGER LISTS

INWARD / OUTBOUND / INTERNAL 

Geelong, should be reversed...

The following is a selection of passenger lists from 1860 - 1943, all courtesy of TROVE.... you can find numerous lists there, from all states. Just be selective as to what you are looking for.. make the search very broad to start, then browse through, changing it to more selective when you decide just what you want to concentrate on.

As always, you can click on images to enlarge or you can use the URL to go directly to the article.

 Happy browsing... do let me know if you recognise some of these names...it's always great to know if these posts are helpful.

Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1859 - 1929), Thursday 19 April 1860, page 2

National Library of Australia    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article148790327

Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Tuesday 4 January 1876, page 2 (7)

National Library of Australia     http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article8942167

Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Advertiser (Qld. : 1861 - 1908), 

Tuesday 4 March 1890     National Library of Australia     

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article125075025

"Internal" travel was mostly by ship also... I have been fortunate enough to trace ancestors from state to state... just by looking through coastal travel.

The Daily Northern Argus (Rockhampton) 2 Sep 1895

You have to love this one..note the departures from Wauchope 
to Launceston..I do hope they all had their ticket.
Marrawah for Melbourne was almost as interesting.

King Island News  passengers internal 22 Jan 1919

I must remember to see if I can find anything about the GREEN in this list, quite likely to be one of my extended family as many of them lived around the Clarence.

Daily Examiner Grafton 17 Jul 1922

Victoria Quay, Fremantle, W.A. - 1915  Public domain

Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Thursday 15 December 1927, page 10

National Library of Australia    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article121691413

Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1931 - 1954), Saturday 7 March 1936, page 11 (3)

National Library of Australia    http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article246733606

Advocate Burnie Tasmania  Inward/Outbound 2 Sep 1943

* All images are in Public Domain or are free to download

TROVE TUESDAY 27TH JUNE, 2017... SPLENDID SAILING SHIPS..

ALLAN CHARLES GREEN..
Photographer, artist, ship enthusiast..

He was born in Daylesford, in the Central Victorian goldfields on Dec. 23, 1878. His father was a miner. There is a photograph of a sister, Florence, and there were an unknown number of brothers.

ALLAN CHARLES GREEN [1878-1954], the man behind the photos - Green Collection, SLV.

Photo: Green Collection, State Library of Victoria, accession No. H91.325/2412, publicly released. 

 

Our knowledge of this man's life - if not the published indications of a gentle and kindly soul - are at best fragmentary. We do know that as a young man Allan Green and his brothers set out for the goldfields of Western Australia, in the roaring days of Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie, but - not striking it rich - eventually opened a grocery store in the remote mining settlement of Day Dawn well north of Perth, inland from Geraldton [it is now a ghost town]. Allan Green was never a miner: he had originally worked as helping hand to a blacksmith, and after the store was opened, finding himself left for long periods alone, he started a corresponmdence course in Fine Art, the basis of his water colour painting that followed.

Clearly Green was a man of finer instincts than his environment of remote boom and bust mine towns suggest. A photograph of wheat wagon out in WA also suggests he was already working with a camera. Information about his introduction to photography, however, is completely lacking, but everything about the stunning clarity of Green's plate glass images, and his care in composition, compellingly suggests that he also had some formal training in this art. 

He is seen here [above] as a young man, in a typical early 20th Century Edwardian portrait, perhaps taken around the time of his marriage to Elizabeth May Cowie, a beauty of Scottish heritage, whom he married at the Town Hall in South Melbourne.

Allan Charles  Green, wife Elizabeth May Green, and daughter 

Marion 

- SLV

Photo: Green Collection, State Library of Victoria [La Trobe 
Library] accession NO. H91.325/2438.

 Some rights reserved

Returning to Victoria in the early years of the 20th Century Green opened a photo studio on Williamstown's Front Esplanade, which he lived above. While Green no doubt did commercial portrait photography, his own fascination and focus seems to have been was almost entirely maritime, and he clearly spent an enormous amount of time on it.

Of the 10,000 or so images Green donated to the State Library of Victoria in 1940 [the number, nominally 8025, is much understated as a result of by multiple images under single subject listings], there are just a few family portraits and few general scenes. The rest is entirely of ships, one of the great collections of its kind. 

Superb / Allan C. Green. 

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• Title:
  Superb / Allan C. Green.
• Author / Creator: Allan C Green 1878-1954, artist.
• Date: [between 1900 and 1954] 
• Description: 1 painting : watercolour on paper mounted on board ; sheet 36.4 x 50.2 cm. 
• Copyright status: This work is out of copyright 
• Terms of use: No copyright restrictions apply. 
• Identifier(s): Accession no:H17228 
• Subjects: Superb (Ship); Clipper ships -- Australia -- Pictorial works; Watercolors
• Index terms: Australia; sailing ships 
• Notes: Signed in green paint lower right: Allan C. Green 
• Contents / Summary: British clipper built 1866 by Green's at Blackwall for their own line. 
• Source / Donor: Gift; 1956. 
• Link to online item: http://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/402205 
• Link to this record: http://search.slv.vic.gov.au/MAIN:Everything:SLV_VOYAGER1657275 

His first love had been sailing ships, billowing under full sheets out at sea, and there are thousands of such images in the SLV's Green Collection, augmented by his highly regarded colour paintings from the 19th-early 20th Century's end of sail era, many of them published in the Melbourne 'Punch,' and later the maritime 'Port Phillip Quarterly.'

The photograph collection largely consists of Green's own work, but he also gathered in photos of ships from all around the world, and he sold reproductions of these these from his Front Terrace studios. In truth, the business failed to flourish, and the 1930s found Green working as a newsagent in Melbourne's tough inner suburb of Richmond, a business that eventually failed during the Depression.

Green's grandson, Mr David Thiessen of Oak Park, Victoria, who passed on this information, tells us that while his grandfather - artist at heart - was never a successful businessman, nor was he much concerned with money. Apart from his time in Western Australia, Green's only trips outside the State of Victoria were two trips to Sydney, at least one of them accompanied by his grandson. Although only a boy, David Thiessen recalls him photographing warships at Garden Island during this visit.


              Allan C Green The Argus  Mon 26 Apr 1954 

Here is a small selection of Allan C. Green's work... 

all courtesy of TROVE.. via  

pictures, photos, objects 

Many of these are kept at State Library of Western Australia.. 

or State Library of Victoria.

All are out of copyright...




State Library of Victoria

• Title: SAILING SHIPS GEELONG, PORT OF [picture]
• Author/Creator: Allan C Green 1878-1954 photographer.
• Date: [ca. 1900-ca. 1954] 
• Description: negative : glass ; 12.1 x 16.6 cm. (half plate) 
• Copyright status: This work is out of copyright. 
• Identifier(s): Accession no(s) H91.108/2761 
• Subjects: Sailing ships
• Index terms: Ships 
• Notes: Photographs and further information for some images in Green Collection Shipping Photographs in Picture Collection. 

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Image H91.108/2761 on photo…70177590.jpg Image H91.108/2765

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Image H91.325/2202

on photo …  70177593.jpg  Geelong

Image H91.108/2767

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Image H91.108/2768

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State Library of Western Australia 

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State Library of Western Australia 

129207PD: Cargo ships docked at Rockingham jetty, approximately 1907.

http://purl.slwa.wa.gov.au/slwa_b3914855_1

State Library of Western Australia 

129206PD: Rockingham jetty, loading and unloading timber with steam locomotive and flat wagons, approximately 1907.

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