Aerial photograph of Darwin. Before 1939 as Sun Cheong Loong, NSW Bank and Commonwealth Bank are not there. Photo taken looking towards Darwin Harbour, Cavenagh Street on left, Smith street in centre...
B.A.T. Building stood pre-war where Parliament House is now (1995). Post Office in the corner of the former Overland Telegraph Office on the right. British Australian telegraph building to the left. ...
Back view of the cottage which stood in Mitchell Street next to the Police Paddock (later Police Barracks stood there). This was taken in the early 1920s. Harold Snells family lived there at the time...
Block of flats where Uniting Church is now (1995). Bombed in first raid. McLure's flats, used as American headquarters during war, after the war the bottom left flat was used as a barber shop by C. A...
The bookkeepers cottage on Snells Contracting base at Maranga, next to the company's office building which still stands (1986) next to the Maranga Hotel. During the 1947-49 period it was not possible...
Cavenagh Street in the 1930's. Looking through Chinatown to the Harbour. Gorndon's Don Hotel on right, Tree of Knowledge in distance. Two storey building on left is the Easteen Cafe.
Darwin News Agency to the left of the Star Theatre. It was built by Harold Snell, as were a number of buildings on the other side of the Star Theatre so that this area became the centre of European b...
The excavation and the base of an oil tank. Built into Stokes Hill. The contractor for this project was Harold Snell. Some oil tanks were destroyed in the air raids on Darwin.
Excavation for one of the oil tanks at Stokes Hill water front. (O.H.E.G. Snell had the contract). Railway lines in foreground and a crane unloading a trailer.
