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Old Morphett Vale Baptist Church
The old Morphett Vale Baptist Church, which is no longer used as a church, at 214-216 Main South Road.
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Morphett Vale
MORPHETT VALE: A painting depicting St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Morphett Vale.
Baptist Church, Morphett Vale
Laying of foundation stone of Baptist Church at Morphett Vale, 20 June 1867.
Emu Hotel, Morphett Vale
Emu Hotel at Morphett Vale.
John Knox Free Presbyterian Church, Morphett Vale
John Knox Free Presbyterian Church, Morphett Vale.
Courthouse at Morphett Vale
Pencil drawing on card of the Morphett Vale Court House, detailing the front facade and left side of the building. Signed by the artist.
St. Hilary's Mission Hall, Morphett Vale
St. Hilary's Mission Hall at Morphett Vale.
Series 046: Aerial views of Emu Wines, Morphett Vale
Aerial views of the buildings and surrounding vineyards of Emu Wines at Morphett Vale. The Adelaide to Willunga railway line, States Road, Doctors Road, Huntingdale Creek and Wheatsheaf Road are visible in some of the images.
Land Army girls working at Morphett Vale
MORPHETT VALE: Land Army girls bringing in the flax at Morphett Vale during 1942.
Land Army girls and men working at Morphett Vale
MORPHETT VALE: Land Army girls and male farm workers grading flax at Morphett Vale Mill.
Land Army girl Audrey Goldsmith working at Morphett Vale Mill
MORPHETT VALE: Land Army girl Audrey Goldsmith processing flax at Morphett Vale Mill.
Land Army girls Audrey Goldsmith working at Morphett Vale Mill
MORPHETT VALE: Land Army girl Audrey Goldsmith processing flax at Morphett Vale Mill: view 2.
Old Presbyterian Church at Morphett Vale
View of the old Presbyterian Church at Morphett Vale, designed by William Weir. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Old Presbyterian Church at Morphett Vale
View of the old Presbyterian Church at Morphett Vale, designed by William Weir. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Mile post, Morphett Vale
[On back of photograph] 'Mile post, Morphett Vale / 1907'.
Presbyterian Church
John Knox Free Presbyterian Church, Morphett Vale. According to a researcher, the celebration of Reverend James Benny's years of service was organised in this church on his retirement in 1903. This church was built in 1856 in the gothic style with octagonal corner buttresses. The original building was constructed from freestone quarried from Myles' quarry. When the church was modified in 1876 buttresses were built to support the walls and a slate roof replaced the iron roof. The building was built by the Free Presbyterian Church who preferred not to worship in the St Andrews Presbyterian Church which was controlled by the Established Church of Scotland. See B 13391
Post Office, Morphett Vale
Morphett Vale Post Office on the corner of Hill St. and Main South Rd. before its demolition in early 1974.
Post Office, Morphett Vale
Early view of the Post Office at Morphett Vale.
Public School, Morphett Vale
Premises of the public school at Morphett Vale.
Morphett Vale
Drawing of the early Morphett Vale landscape with church on the left of main road.
Morphett Vale Railway Station
MORPHETT VALE: The railway station.
Land Army girls working at Morphett Vale
MORPHETT VALE: Group of Land Army girls with armfuls of flax ready for spreading.
Sunshine Header Harvesting pea
Sunshine header harvesting peas at Morphett Vale.
Sunshine Header Harvesting pea
Sunshine header harvesting peas at Morphett Vale.
House at Main South Road, Morphett Vale
External photograph of stone house at Main South Road, Morphett Vale.
Morphett Vale
View looking across the valley at Morphett Vale, with evidence of settlement (cleared land, grazing cattle, huts and fences) apparent in the landscape. The artist, Alexander Charles Kelly (1811-1877) was a newly arrived Scottish medical practitioner and winegrower who owned land at Morphett Vale and McLaren Vale.
Parked cars and carriages at Morphett Vale
A line of parked motor cars and carriages at a country show held at Morphett Vale, South Australia.
Morphett Vale
Horse drawn vehicles in the main street of Morphett Vale.
J. Bell's Emu Hotel
Men and boys, with a variety of horse-drawn buggies, pose for the camera outside J. Bell's Emu Hotel. John Bell was the publican at the Emu Hotel, Morphett Vale between 1882-1891.
Emu Hotel
Two men and two women in a light buggy, outside the Emu Hotel, Morphett Vale. O'Sullivan was the publican at the Emu Hotel from 1903 to 1919.