Home of James and Susannah Bowell, later the Yankalilla nursing home. The photo shows sisters Martha and Susie Bowell. Unknown

Christ Church Day School, Yankalilla. Miss Haining, the teacher, is shown with her pupils. The names of the children are given on the back of the photograph. Back row: Andrew Roads, Olive Newman, Joe Hoskin, Miss Haining, Joan Bowyer, Janet Raye, Connie Clark. Centre: Lillian Newman, Edna Dunstall, Kathleen Murphy, Dorothy Murphy, Dorothy Roads, Margery Raye, Edith Murphy. Front: Frank Raye, Roy Dunstall, Dovie Clayton, Bobby Clark, Colin Meikle. Unknown

Susannah Bowell, wife of James Bowell, blacksmith at Yankalilla. Unknown

Class photograph for Christ Church Day school, Yankalilla. Sophia Louisa Hoskin is seated in the middle row, far left. Unknown

View of Yankalilla from Manna Farm. Unknown

The second Yankalilla Post office, opened 1910. From left to right: Joe Hunt, James Hunt, Percy May (postmaster), Sydney Hunt, Mildred Smith with Verco children Helen, Luke and Caroline, Doreen McArthur, Hannah Kieszling, Gwen Baxter, Jack Townsend, Ron Prideaux. Unkown

The first Bank of Adelaide, Yankalilla. The branch opened in 1886 and was situated at 86 Main Street. The photograph shows the manager, Mr. J. G. Powell, Girling Powell right, and Mrs Seymour Tulon of Sydney, David Bishop's aunt. Unknown.

Red Cross Day, at Bungala House, Yankalilla. Pictured is Mrs George Hunt, Mrs Lil Newman, Mrs Alf Roads, and Mrs Sam Dixon. Unknown

The second Yankalilla post office and telegraph station. A sign on the building says Savings Bank Agency. Unknown

Corner of Adelaide road, Yankalilla. The Yankalilla Council Chambers can be seen on the left. E.R. Biddle. Gas light. Going up Yank Hill towards Adelaide. Council Chambers in background. Unknown

Charles Forbes senior had a general store at Myponga. Charles Forbes junior took over the Avon store at Yankalilla about 1904. Unknown

Horses and dray on Main Road Yankalilla. Unknown