Windjammers: The Last Grain Races
This footage is spliced together from three films in the SA Maritime Museum Collection capturing life on board a windjammer. Footage was shot by Alan Villiers on 'Parma' in 1933, and on 'Passat' by Thomas Wells in 1938 and 1939 and Jack Wadrop in 1948. Windjammers is now open at the South Australian Maritime Museum, Port Adelaide.
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