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O'Donnell Art Award
Photograph of Arthur and Mrs O'Donnell admiring a painting called "Crayfish" which is being held by another lady at the O'Donnell Art Award in 1960.
A.C. Davis
Photograph of Arthur Charles Adam Davis (Charlie) (born 1898), Sylvia Irene Bernadette Davis (nee Edgcumbe) (born 1911), Stanley Charles Davis, (born 1933), William Spencer Davis (Spen) (born 1934) and Maureen Eliza Davis (born 1936).
Frederick and Mavis Aslin
Photograph of Frederick Wayne Aslin (born 1939) and his mother Mavis Lillian Louisa Aslin (born 1907, died 1985), wife of Frederick Arthur Aslin. Fred is wearing a striped shirt and a tie with an aeroplane motif. [Information from F.W. Aslin].
Phillips children
Photograph of Arthur and Patricia Phillips of Millicent on a piano stool in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1945. They are approximately three and six years old. The older boy is wearing a shirt and tie and his little sister is wearing a short smocked dress.
H.G. Carthew
Photograph of Mrs Heather Jean Carthew (nee Smith) taken in the studio on her wedding day in 1944. The image may have been created at Arthur's Studio the day after her wedding. Heather Jean married Hedley Geofrey Carthew at the Rendelsham Presbyterian Church 3 August 1944. Geof Carthew born 13 November 1915, was the son of Thomas Edgar Carthew and Florence Ethel (nee Foster) of Rendelsham. Heather, born 13 May 1921, was the daughter of Sydney Stewart Menzies Smith and Ivy Florence Mabel (nee Poole), of Rendelsham. She was a great-grandaughter of James and Christina Smith of Rivoli Bay and Mount Gambier.
Laslett family
Photograph of the Laslett family consisting of (L to R): Robert Lacy Laslett (born 1940), Muriel Elisabeth Laslett (born 1911), John Victor Laslett (b 1952), Rosalie Elisabeth Laslett (b 1942), John Lacy Laslett (b 1911), Kym Trenton Laslett (b 1947). Taken at Arthur studio at Mount Gambier in 1953 but the family was living at Snowtown at the time.
Isobel Kentish
Photograph of Mary Isobel Jean Kentish, nee McLennan, born 28 September 1911, Isobel married Malcom Kentish on 4 January 1941. She died on 9 March 2002. Taken in the Arthur Studio, Mount Gambier, she is wearing a velvet dress and a corsage.
Uren family
Photograph of Mr and Mrs R. Uren with their two daughters and son. A researcher has identified the people in this family photograph as: Essie Daphne Uren, nee Coombe (1914-1997); Elizabeth Joy Uren (1947-1960); standing: Margaret Ruth Uren (1939-); Malcolm John Uren (1943-); Francis Arthur Reginald 'Reg' Uren (1912-2002). Reg was a school master.
R.A. Ryles
Photograph of R.A. Ryles taken in 1941. He is wearing the uniform of the Royal Australian Air Force. (A Ronald Arthur Ryles, born at Welland in 1918, enlisted in the R.A.A.F. in 1941 and was discharged in December 1945).
Portrait photograph of Arthur Campbell Garnett
Portrait photograph of Arthur Campbell Garnett, who was born in South Australia and was Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Adelaide in 1924. He later became Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin in the United States. Garnett died on September 19, 1970 in Fort Worth, Texas. The photographer's stamp is on the back of the photo: Harold N. Hone, Portrait Photographer, Madison, Wisconsin. For more information see 'Memorial resolution of the Faculty of the University of Wisconsin on the death of Emeritus Professor Arthur Campbell Garnett', which is held in the South Australiana collection.
Arthur Ridley Reed with two motorbikes
Arthur Ridley Reed standing with a 4 cylinder ACE motorbike [left] and a 4 cylinder Excelsior [right] on a property near Mount Mary.
Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of a sepia toned silver gelatin studio photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost aged approximately 19 years old, in World War I uniform, Third Light Horse.
Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of a black and white studio portrait photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost aged approximately 19 years old, in World War I uniform, Third Light Horse.
Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of a postcard featuring a black and white portrait photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost in World War I uniform, Third Light Horse, sent to his sister Hilda in Manoora. Text on verso reads 'Love from Ern to Hilda'.
Ernest Arthur Frost
Digital copy of a black and white toned studio photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost, aged approximately 15-17 years old.
Ernest Arthur Frost with brother at Park Hill, Manoora SA
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost [right] with one of his brothers, driving a cart pulled by the Frost family's draft horses.
Marriage party of Ernest Arthur Frost and Violet Annie Frost (nee Field)
Digital copy of a black and white toned studio photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost and Violet Annie Frost (nee Field) on their wedding day, seen here with the best man [Ernest's brother], and bridesmaid [Violet's sister].
Marriage of Ernest Arthur Frost and Violet Annie Frost (nee Field)
Digital copy of a black and white toned studio photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost and Violet Annie Frost (nee Field) on their wedding day.
Violet Annie Frost with children, Melba and Arthur
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Violet Annie Frost (nee Field) with her daughter, Melba Field, and son Arthur Stanley Frost in Dowerin, Western Australia.
Violet Annie Frost with children, Arthur and Melba
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Violet Annie Frost (nee Field) with her son Arthur in a wicker pram, and her daughter Melba.
Arthur and Maurice 'Mick' Frost
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of brothers Arthur Stanley Frost [left] and Maurice 'Mick' William Frost [right], sons of Ernest and Violet Annie Frost, in Manoora. Believed to be at the Frost family farm, Park Hill.
Arthur Stanley Frost in his Dodge truck
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Arthur Stanley Frost in his Dodge truck ['A.S.Frost, Oakbank'] with produce in wooden crates from the Frost/Chamberlain farm loaded on the rear tray. Believed to be potatoes destined for the Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange on East Terrace in Adelaide.
Arthur, Maurice 'Mick' and Betty on a horse drawn cart, Oakbank
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Maurice [Mick] William Frost [left], Elizabeth [Betty] Chamberlain [centre], and Arthur Stanley Frost [right] sitting on a dray pulled by two horses on the Frost/Chamberlain farm at Oakbank.
Arthur Stanley Frost with Jersey cow, Oakbank
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Arthur Stanley Frost standing beside one of the Jersey dairy cows on the Frost/Chamberlain farm at Oakbank, with a Friesian cow in the background.
Arthur and Maurice 'Mick' Frost with Betty Chamberlain, Oakbank
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Arthur Stanley Frost [left], Betty Chamberlain [front] holding a cat, and Maurice 'Mick' William Frost [right] holding a black cat, on the Frost/Chamberlain farm at Oakbank.
Arthur and Violet Frost at their new house, 'Kalinya', Mount Barker
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Arthur and Violet Frost sitting outside the dining room on the Eastern side of their new house on their farm, 'Kalinya'. The house was designed by Adelaide architect, John S. Chappel, with construction managed by Arthur Frost.
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Group of [women] Old Colonists : Ann Maria Arthur
Probably Ann Maria Arthur, 1831-1889; nee Bassett, married William Arthur. Arrived in South Australia in February 1840 on board the ship the "Java". Resided in Bowden.
Brigadier Arthur Seaforth Blackburn, VC
Studio portrait of Brigadier Arthur Seaforth Blackburn, VC, in military uniform and wearing a peaked cap.
Arthur and Mary Tyson and Family
Arthur Cooper Tyson and Mary Jane Tyson nee Brown with their sons, (L to R) Charles Ebenezer, Arthur Ronald and Claude William.
Arthur and Mary Tyson and Family
Arthur Cooper Tyson and Mary Jane Tyson nee Brown with their sons, (L to R) Charles Ebenezer, Arthur Ronald and Claude William.