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The Old Colonists Banquet Group [mosaic]
Glass plate negative of one of at least two mosaics of photographic portraits created by Adelaide photographer Henry Jones to commemorate an Old Colonists' Banquet. The banquet was organised by merchant Emanuel Solomon at the Adelaide Town Hall on 28 December 1871 to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the founding of the colony of South Australia. This image lacks the subtitle dedication 'Duplicate of one Presented to E. Solomon Esq by H. Jones, Photographer for his liberality in giving the Banquet, Decr 1871' that is included on a different version held by the State Library of South Australia at B 47769. The mosaic contains portraits of 444 men, having none of the 71 portraits added to B 47769 after its initial production. Because of this, PRG 631/3 may represent the version of the mosaic presented to Solomon before his death in October 1873. The dedication may have been removed from the bottom of the mosaic after Solomon's death. Twenty-six of the portraits show the subjects in slightly different poses than depicted in B 47769. Their clothing is identical, indicating that the different portraits were taken at the same sitting at Jones' studio. The glass plate negative has written on it '1894. This copy made by Ernest Gall'. Because this version of the mosaic duplicates many of those on B 47769, only those that are different are linked to this record. To see other pioneers, do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on B 47769.
Interior of St. Peter's Cathedral
Photograph of the interior of St. Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide, prior to the erection of the reredos.
Adelaide From G.P.O. Tower
City buildings rooftops and horse-drawn traffic in King William Street on a damp day with the Town Hall prominent on the right. Horse trams can be seen, also cabs waiting for business in the centre of the road. In the distance King William Road leads to North Adelaide. This view is part of a panorama taken by Ernest Gall from the G.P.O. Building. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide looking north from the G.P.O. Tower / About 1900'.
Adelaide From G.P.O. Tower
Adelaide city building rooftops give way to the distant suburbs and hills with Pirie Street cutting diagonally across the view. This photograph is part of a panorama taken by Ernest Gall from the G.P.O. Building. The Treasury Buildings are in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide / Looking north east from the G.P.O. Tower / About 1900 / The City Corporation Offices, (past or present) can be seen behind the Prince Alfred Hotel / They comprise a two storey building and a one storey structure behind it'.
Adelaide From G.P.O. Tower
Adelaide city rooftops merge into the distant parklands and suburbs beyond. Waymouth Street cuts diagonally through the middle of the view. This photograph is part of a panorama taken by Ernest Gall from the G.P.O. Building. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide looking north west from the G.P.O. Tower / About 1900'.
Adelaide panorama
Sweeping view of city buildings' rooftops stretching out towards distant south parklands and southern hills beyond. Victoria Square is in the foreground (note the National Mutual Life building, G.E. Morgan's monumental mason's yard, Morialta Chambers, the Windsor Castle Hotel (Licensee G. Lee). The Adelaide Central Market is in Grote Street (centre left) and the dark patch above the markets is Whitmore Square. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide / Looking south west from the G.P.O. Tower / About 1900', looking towards This photograph is part of a panorama taken by Ernest Gall from the G.P.O. Building.
Botanic and Zoological Gardens, Adelaide
Photographs by Ernest Gall of scenes within both the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the Adelaide Zoo.
Tinted postcard showing Victor Harbour from Granite Island
Tinted postcard which shows a distant view of Victor Harbour [Harbor] taken from Granite Island. Shows the causeway and jetties. A message is written on the back of the postcard.
Hindmarsh Valley falls
Black and white photograph of two men sitting on rocks of the Hindmarsh Valley Falls near Victor Harbor. 'No.16. Port Elliot' by Ernest Gall.
Rocks at Granite Island
View of waves crashing on the rocks at Granite Island, with the caption "Girt by the Southern Sea".
Granite Boulders, Port Elliot
A couple sitting in franite boulders at Port Elliot.
Jeffcott Street North Adelaide
Jeffcott Street looking north, about 1900. Near side of house on extreme right (on east side of Jeffcott St) is 210 yards south of Ward Street. Christ Church can be seen in the middle of the photograph. Bishop Augustus Short initiated the building of Christ Church North Adelaide in 1848 and the building was consecrated in 1849. In 1852 the Rectory was built next door to the church.
Museum taxidermists
Museum director Edward Charles Stirling, seated, with Otto Rau standing at left and Johann Rau at right, taxidermists.
Exchange Place north of Pirie Street
Exchange Place looking north. In the foreground, running off to the right is McHenry Street. The tall building in the centre is the Stock Exchange. Businesses south of the Stock Exchange building include Theo Bruce and Company auctioneers. At number 22 stands Ernest Benda the tobacconist. Next door stands George C Twiss shareboker. Several pedestrians are walking along Exchange Place, all are wearing hats. The Stock Exchange was designed by HE Fuller and Hedley A Dunn is built in the style of Federation and Edwardian buildings.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] The South Australian Insurance Company's building dominates this view of the street corner on a wet day. Some people are standing on the pavement whilst others are crossing the road. The two-horse wagonette standing at the kerb is probably a cab. Note the two signs on the telegraph pole reminding horse riders and drivers to 'walk round corners.' [On back of photograph] 'Acre 170 / North east corner of King William Street and Pirie Streets. 1894 / Left side of S.A. Insurance Co.'s premises is 14.5 yards north of Pirie Street. On the right is Manufacturers Place.' (Another hand) 'For view of this corner in 1957 see B 13962.' The building contains the offices of W.A & J.E. Ewens, Sharebrokers and Licensed Landbrokers, on the ground floor. Wolford Albert Ewens (1861-1895) and John Ernest Ewens (1865-1894) were grandchildren of William Ewens and Sarah (nee Spiller), whose famileries arrived on the 'Prince Regent' on 25 September 1839.
Adelaide Oval cricket
The Adelaide Oval, during a cricket match: England versus South Australia, 30th October, 1897. The visiting English side was captained by AE Stoddart and Lyons captained the South Australian side. Ernest Jones for SA was no-balled in the match. The photograph shows the crowds, some sitting under sun umbrellas and the grandstands which dominate in the Oval.
Corner of King William Street and North Terrace.
ACRE 17: Photograph by Ernest Gall Studio. The image is situated on the corner of King William Street and North Terrace with the view looking towards the the General Post Office on King William Street.
Railway Station, Blackwood
Blackwood Railway Station.
St James Church, Blakiston
[General description] This stone church was consecrated in 1848, built on land bought for the purpose by George Morphett and Samuel Stocks from McFarlane in 1843. It has a bell tower which was added at a later date. Part of the graveyard can e seen on the right. [On back of photograph] 'St James Anglican Church, Blakiston / 1895'.
Institution, Brighton
Blind, Deaf and Dumb Institution Brighton. Set amongst the dunes at Brighton, this Institution was founded by William Townsend, MP, in 1874.
Burra
[General description] This view shows a panoramic view of the mine and surrounds with the engine house in the centre. A bullock team can be seen on the left. [On back of photograph] 'Burra / 1850 / From S.T. Gill's water colour sketch' (Another hand) 'Not the same as in the Art Gallery'.
Clarendon
Panoramic view of Clarendon, facing west.
River, Clarendon
The Onkaparinga River at Clarendon, facing east.
Bridge, Clarendon
The bridge over the Onkaparinga River at Clarendon. In the foreground a man sits on the river bank and admires the view. This is the original bridge, built in 1858 from laminated redgum. It was later replaced by a concrete bridge in 1919.
Clarendon
Panoramic view of Clarendon with the Onkaparinga River in the foreground.
Cottage, Clarendon
Cabin cottage at Clarendon, reflected in the water of the Onkaparinga River. It is constructed of timber and has a shingle roof.
Royal Oak Hotel, Clarendon
[General description] Staff and patrons pose for this photograph of the Royal Oak Hotel. It is a two storey stone building with a wide verandah and balcony over which hang banners advertising their 'Afternoon teas: Strawberries and Cream'. Three empty horse-drawn vehicles stand in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Royal Oak Hotel at Clarendon / 1910'.
Coromandel Valley
[On back of photograph] 'Murrays Biscuit Factory Coromandel Valley' [General description] An extensive complex of stone buildings is set amongst trees on a hillside. Alexander Murray, who arrived on the 'India' in 1840 founded the business, which manufactured both jam and biscuits, later to become Alexander Murray and Son. It thrived and employed many local people but eventually closed in 1900.
Coromandel Valley
Murrays Biscuit Factory, built by Alexander Murray. He arrived on the India in 1840, planted fruit trees, built a jam and biscuit factory and employed many of the local men and women. Some women even walked from Hahndorf once a week to work at the factory. Eventually it became A. Murray and Son and operated successfully until the turn of the century.
Institute, Coromandel Valley
The Institute, built in 1881. A group of ladies stands outside.