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Dr Matthew Beovich

Dr Matthew Beovich

Portrait of Dr. Matthew Beovich, Catholic Archbishop of Adelaide. His Grace the Most Reverend Matthew Beovich, D.D., PhD. Matthew Beovich was consecrated and installed as Archbishop of Adelaide in St Francis Xavier's Cathedral in Adelaide on April 7, 1940. He became the Archdiocese's first Australian-born bishop.

Aerial photograph of Parafield aerodrome

Aerial photograph of Parafield aerodrome

Aerial photograph of three tin sheds and a hangar under construction at Parafield. Crowds mill around the six airplanes in the paddock. '...taken by Darrien Smith on a Club open day with three of the club's Moths and the Hilson Praga in view with Horrie Miller's DH61 and Bristol Airtourer in 1937...hanger under construction...was the one that...was occupied by Pacific Aviation and, before them, the Royal Aero Club of South Australia'. [Lataan, Damian, 'Parafield from Paddock to Airport', pg.36].

Series 014: Aerial view of the Adelaide Children's Hospital

Series 014: Aerial view of the Adelaide Children's Hospital

Aerial view of the Adelaide Children's Hospital, later the Women's and Children's Hospital. The main hospital site is bounded by King William Road, Kermode Street, Edwin Smith Avenue and Brougham Place, North Adelaide. The oldest building is the Angas Building, opened in 1893. Next to it is the second oldest building, the Alan Campbell Building, opened in 1897. Top left of the image is the Memorial Hospital. The Cathedral Hotel can be seen on the corner of King William Road and Kermode Street. A drop centre tram is rounding the bend in King William Road.

Volunteer helpers outside the Cheer-Up Hut

Volunteer helpers outside the Cheer-Up Hut

CHEER UP HUT: A group of volunteer helpers outside the Cheer-Up Hut; present are Ella Cole; Bertha Wildy; D. Farrow; Marjorie Morphett; Chris Christianson; Roz Gamlin; Bessie Sanders; E. Morley; J. Sanders; Enid Wallis; L.H. Pryzibilla; M. Gordon; Marjorie Raggatt; Kath Phillips; L. Hannaford; Gertie B. Dixon; Barbara E. Perriman; Isla Crump and Joan Reeves, order not known.

Premises of Parsons & Robertson Ltd

Premises of Parsons & Robertson Ltd

View of the premises of Parsons & Robertson Ltd, mechanical and electrical engineers, at 172-174 Pulteney Street, Adelaide, with the staff lined up in front of the building. John Creedy is 12th from right (front row).

Parsons & Robertson Ltd staff

Parsons & Robertson Ltd staff

Staff of Parsons & Robertson Ltd, mechanical and electrical engineers, at 172-174 Pulteney Street, Adelaide, photographed in front of the building. John Creedy is 3rd from right (back row).

Parsons & Robertson Ltd company picnic

Parsons & Robertson Ltd company picnic

Staff of Parsons & Robertson Ltd, and their families, pictured at the company picnic at Belair National Park. The Creedy family is in the front row - John Creedy (third from left) holds son Maurice (aged 2) on his knee, his wife Gladys is on his left with Joy (aged 4) and Ruth (aged 6) beside her.

Interior of Missions to Seamen building

Interior of Missions to Seamen building

Interior view of the chapel at the Mission to Seamen building at Outer Harbor. The building was demolished in 2004.

Interior of Missions to Seamen building

Interior of Missions to Seamen building

Interior view of a hall within the Mission to Seamen building at Outer Harbor. There are chairs and benches around the edges of the space, and various flags hanging around the room. The building was demolished in 2004.

Missions to Seamen building

Missions to Seamen building

Exterior view of the Western face of the Mission to Seamen building at Outer Harbor, looking south. The building was demolished in 2004.

Dinner at Hotel South Australia

Dinner at Hotel South Australia

The Official Table at an opening dinner fo rthe new Philips Factory at Hendon, at Hotel South Australia. Seated L-R: Mr. S.O. Jones (Technical Director of Company), Senator Finlay (representing Commonwealth Government), Mr. W.G. Forsyth (Vice-chairman of Philips Board), Hon. T.A. Playford (Premier of South Australia), Mr. F.N. Leddy (Governing Director of Company), Rt. Hon. J. McLeay (Lord Mayor of Adelaide), Mr G.S. Warburton (Director of Philips and Managing Director), Jhr. Mr. J.A. de Ranitz (Charge-d'affaires, Netherlands Legation), Hon. A.L. McEwin, M.L.C. (Chief Secretary and Minister for Health).

Series 042: Copies of artworks

Series 042: Copies of artworks

Photographic reproductions of artworks, including works by Thomas Gainsborough, Albrecht Durer, Bartolome Esteban Murillo, a sketch of Rembrandt, and unidentified artists. Also includes reproductions of two pages from the 'Nuremberg Chronicle' of 1493, featuring Secunda etas mudi Folio XI (Noah building the ark) and Septima etas mudi Imago mortis CCLXIIII (Danse macabre).

Suggestion board in W. Smith's office

Suggestion board in W. Smith's office

Marist Brothers College

Marist Brothers College

Chapel being erected at the Marist Brothers College at Brighton.

Stanley Winery, Clare

Stanley Winery, Clare

Aerial view of Stanley Winery.

Elizabeth

Elizabeth

Aerial photo of Elizabeth looking from south to north. Elizabeth City Centre is to the left and the intersection of Main North Road, Philip Highway and Yorktown Road is in the bottom left of the photo.

Holden factory, Elizabeth

Holden factory, Elizabeth

Aerial view of General Motors Holden factory at Elizabeth. The body hardware division commenced operations in 1959.

Elizabeth City Centre

Elizabeth City Centre

Aerial photo of Elizabeth City Centre, viewed from north to South. Elizabeth Oval is in the top right hand corner and Main North Road is on the left.

Elizabeth

Elizabeth

The Octagon theatre.

Glenelg

Glenelg

Glenelg Town Hall (containing club rooms of the local branch of the Returned Solders Association) is under reconstruction. People on the beach are using enclosed canvas chairs, probably hired. Reproduced in the 'Chronicle', November 29th, 1924.

Iron Knob

Iron Knob

View of Iron Knob Township from a nearby hill showing rows of small cottages

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining at Iron Monarch near Iron Knob - aerial view showing zig-zag roads from where the ore is being removed. Electric trucks were used to bring the ore down to the crushers halfway down the face of the hill. From here conveyer belts take the ore to the railway below where it is loaded mechanically and carried on to Whyalla for shipment to Newcastle.

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining at Iron Monarch near Iron Knob: distant view showing the principal scene of operation. Electric trucks were used to bring the ore down to the crushers halfway down the face of the hill. From here conveyer belts take the ore to the railway below where it is loaded mechanically and carried on to Whyalla for shipment to Newcastle.

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining at Iron Monarch - electric shovels loading ore into trucks en route for the crushers lower down the side of the hill

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining at Iron Monarch near Iron Knob - view of the mountain which is being cut down, layer by layer. The photograph shows a car at the foot of the mountain

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining, Iron Monarch

Mining at Iron Monarch-electric shovel loading ore in to trucks.

Foreshore, Henley Beach

Foreshore, Henley Beach

Beach and promenade scene at Henley Beach. This is part of a panorama comprising B 2413, B 2411 and B 2412 [in that order], looking back from the jetty. In the foreground people are walking on the jetty, whilst families relax on the beach. Prominent in the background is the Kiosk, with its twin lookout towers, which was opened in 1915. See the 'Register', 22nd March 1915, page 4f for the opening ceremony. When this view was taken the proprietor was A.S. Belcher. Behind the Kiosk, the Ramsgate Hotel can be seen. The rotunda is in the middle ground. This view was reproduced in the 'Chronicle' on January 10th, 1925.

Foreshore, Henley Beach

Foreshore, Henley Beach

Beach scene at Henley Beach. This view was reproduced in the 'Chronicle' on January 10th, 1925. This is part of a panorama comprising B 2413, B 2411 and B 2412 [in that order], looking back from the jetty. See B 2411 for a description.

Foreshore, Henley Beach

Foreshore, Henley Beach

Beach and promenade scene at Henley Beach. This is part of a panorama comprising B 2413, B 2411 and B 2412 [in that order], looking back from the jetty. See B 2411 for a description.

Fire Brigade, Hindmarsh

Fire Brigade, Hindmarsh

Headquarters of the Hindmarsh Volunteer Fire Brigade, two ambulances, 1913 Overland and 1923 Dennis at the ready.