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109719PD: Accommodation on rails, on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109720PD: Accommodation on rails, on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109721PD: Railhead camp on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109722PD: West Australian Goldfields Firewood Supply Co steam locomotive on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109723PD: Loading logs on a rail wagon on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109724PD: Firewood waiting for transportation on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109725PD: A firewood train passes through camp on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109726PD: Blacksmith working on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109727PD: Loading logs on a rail wagon on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109728PD: Moving camp on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109729PD: Firewood alongside the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109730PD: Firewood alongside the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109731PD: Firewood being moved by horse and cart on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109732PD: Firewood being moved by horse and cart on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109733PD: Firewood being moved by horse and cart on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109735PD: Felling a tree on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109736PD: Felling a tree on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
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109737PD: Felling a tree on the Kurrawang Woodline, 1938
Item Detail
Summary
The Kurrawang Woodline operated by the West Australian Goldfields Firewood Supply Co. Pty Ltd. It was a mobile establishment at the railhead. The main camp consisted on transportable buildings as well as a number of buildings permanently on railway wheels. When the main camp shifted, the location of all buildings relative to each other remained the same. The line started at Kurrawang and moved out into the Eastern Goldfields.
Year
1938.
Warnings and disclaimer
Found in a packet labelled: Kurrawang Woodline. J.K. Ewers published some of these photographs with his article "Fuel for the Golden Mile : the story of the Kurrawang Woodline" published in Walkabout Vol.5, no.4, 1 Feb. 1939, p.21-24. Ewers also wrote to his wife describing his visit to the Woodline in a letter held at 5459A/218.
Subjects
- Fuelwood industry -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
- Logging railroads -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
- Temporary dwellings -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
- View more on SLWA catalogue
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