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South Australian Institute
The southern part of the South Australian Institute, North Terrace was constructed in 1860 and opened in 1861. It is a grand example of a Victorian building built in the Renaissance style and was designed by architect EA Hamilton. The northern part was opened in 1907. It is the oldest cultural building along North Terrace.
South bank of River Torrens
Looking south east across Torrens Lake from the Victoria Bridge. Beyond the south bank stands the railway yards, Parliament House, Adelaide Rowing Club.
River Torrens. Adelaide
River Torrens. Adelaide.
Torrens Lake
Torrens Lake.
Municipal Tramways Trust offices
[General description] The impressive Edwardian style red brick Goodman building, sited on Hackney Road. It is named after Sir William George Toop Goodman who was chief engineer (1907-1950) and manager (1908-1950) of the Municipal Tramways Trust (MTT) of South Australia where he oversaw the construction of South Australia's tramways. [On back of photograph] 'Municipal Tramways Trust offices, Hackney / 1910-19 / Presented by family of Mr. J. Gazard'.
General Post Office
General Post Office.
Victoria Square
Victoria Square and the Post Office.
Victoria Square
Victoria Square.
The "Antares"
The "Antares" iron ship built in 1888 and wrecked off the south west coast of Victoria in 1914. The ship was sailing from Marseilles to Melbourne via the southern Australian coastline when it came to grief on a rocky outcrop near Peterborough with a loss of all crew. Originally named "Sutleg", renamed "Antares"by Italian owners
The "Jessomene"
The "Jessomene" 1944 tons, possibly also known as "Fidelio" and "Heldos". Three masted full rigged ship, built in Liverpool for Omenes Fleet. Sold to Norwegian owners in 1907, broken up in 1924
The "Melanope"
The "Melanope" visited South Australia in 1895 and 1896. Shown here in Port Adelaide. She was an iron ship, 1686 tons, built and registered in Liverpool. She was abandoned after going on her beam ends off the west coast of Canada in 1907, and drifted into the Columbia River. Later converted to a coal hulk
The "Ferret"
The "Ferret" off Eucla.
The "Eclipse"
The "Eclipse" schooner at Eucla.
The "Rachel Cohen"
The "Rachel Cohen" at Eucla.
The "Norma"
The four-masted barque "Norma" of 2,000 tons.
Ricardo Family
No.6894, Lance-Corporal Juan Ricardo, born Unley, South Australia, 21 April 1883. Enlisted 8th Field Ambulance 1 July 1915, Served France. Returned to Australia 1919. Juan's parents were Gomez Ricardo and Mary nee Newton, Mary died 6 October 1894. Gomez married Bertha Lee 23 August 1903. Juan married Clara Layton 19 June 1907 and their son, Louis Joseph, was born Adelaide 25 December 1910.
Percy Jacobs
Sergeant Percy Bennett Jacobs, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Sheahan collection of river craft, bridges, locks
The Sheahan Collection consists of 114 views depicting river craft and two steam boat captains, bridges, and locks on the Murray River in South Australia. See 'contents' for details of items.
Jack Sabine Adamson, aged three
GENERAL: Jack Sabine Adamson, son of Elizabeth (Bessie) and William, photographed playing in a garden with a toy horse and orange box serving as his 'carriage'.
Boys feeding chickens
GENERAL: Three boys feeding chickens, left to right: Jack Sabine Adamson, William Kenneth Adamson, with the third boy unidentified, possibly taken on the property owned by the Adamsons at Port Germein where they lived from 1907-1913.
Commercial Hotel at Caltowie
CALTOWIE: Premises of Dunne's Commercial Hotel in the main street of Caltowie, South Australia, 19 June 1936. The Commercial was rebuilt in 1907 and its frontage measures 90 feet. Claude Lindsay (1846-1911) was the architect.
Bayly family in their garden at Prospect
PROSPECT: William and Elizabeth Bayly with their family photographed in the garden at their home 'The Olives' in Carter Street, Little Adelaide, also known as Prospect; left to right: W. R. Bayly; George Bayly,; Lorna Bayly in the wheelbarrow; Elizabeth Bayly; Mrs Garot, a relative; Claire Bayly; Gwen Bayly. Lorna Bayley married Herbert Champion Hosking.
Men of the Paltridge family, Mount Barker
PORTRAIT: Studio view of Thomas Paltridge, tanner of Mount Barker, and other men of the Paltridge family.
Two locomotives
PETERBOROUGH: Two locomotives leaving workshops, thought to be at Peterborough, South Australia.
Railway employees, South Australia
GENERAL: A group of railway employees with a track-inspection car photographed in a remote area of South Australia; Robert Foreman stands far right, other names not known.
Two railway employees
GENERAL: Two railway employees photographed on a track-inspection car in a remote part of South Australia, names not known.
South Australian railway employees
GENERAL: South Australian railway employees sitting together on a stationary locomotive during their tea break, location and names not known.
Thomasina Rowe with her twin daughters
PORTRAIT: Thomasina Rowe with twin daughters Lorne and Dorothy.
Labourers working on the Brooker Dam
CUMMINS: Labourers who worked on the Brooker Dam near Cummins on the west coast; Charles Knuckey is third from the left, Martin Flynn stands to his left.
O'Donahue family album
ALBUM: A family album which includes a photograph of the Woods family of Roper Street, Adelaide. A researcher has suggested that the Roper family may have lost their lives when passengers on the 'Titanic'; other views include unidentified members of the O'Donahue family of Crystal Brook who owned the collection.