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Residents of Strzelecki Creek
Group portrait of men, women and children, residents of Strzelecki Creek.
Group portrait of residents of Anna Creek
Group portrait of men, women and children, residents of Anna Creek.
Lord Byron's carriage, Australia Day procession
Mr W.J. Blanden driving and an old Port Lincoln resident 'Black Fanny' in Lord Byron's carriage as part of an Australia Day procession in Port Lincoln. Inscription on back of photograph: 'Fanny in Lord Byron's carriage, Australia Day, Port Lincoln, 30/7/15. She said that it made her very tired riding in "that cart". That an Australian black jin should refer to his carriage as a cart is enough to make poor Lord Byron turn in his grave. M.K.B. 7/8/15'. It is belived that the English poet Lord Byron gave his carriage to his friend Lady Charlotte Bacon some years before his death, and that it was brought to Australia by Lady Bacon when she settled in Australia in 1865.
Annie Buxton
Sepia carte-de-visite photograph of Annie Buxton (Mrs William J. Bruce) of Victor Harbor, holding a basket made by the local Aborigines. Photograph by Stephen E. Nixon, Main Street, Kapunda, South Australia.
Mareeba Babies' Hospital nursing staff and patients
Photograph album of Betty Helen van Wageningen (nee Handtke), taken while a trainee nurse, featuring photographs of buildings, nursing staff, and patients at Mareeba Babies' Hospital in Woodville. Betty features in two of the photographs. Other nurses featured include: Sister Miller, Sister Samwell, Sister Roney, Sister Watts, Nurse Verna Oakley, Nurse Marie Sealey, Nurse Ball, Nurse Fenn, Nurse Wilson, Nurse Webb, Nurse Woodhead, Nurse Mallet, Nurse Dennis, Nurse Munn, Nurse Pittmann, Nurse Sue Lloyd, Nurse Dawn Griffiths. Infant patients featured are: Rosely, Kathy, Robbie, Helen, Sharon, Mary, Betty, Peter, Jonnie, Raymond, Geoff, Tulip, Ivey, Margaret, Heather, Christopher, and Mirian Beth Rigney. Selected images have been digitised. To view individual photographs do a number search on B 73759/1-46.
Buggy at Penong
View of a buggy being drawn by a camel, with the caption on the back 'Mounted Constable McLeod & Ben in front of Penong Police Station'.
Jack Cassidy with a family
Jack Cassidy with a family at Cordillo Downs Station, possibly Newland girls.
Jack Cassidy on horseback
Jack Cassidy on horseback at Cordillo Downs Station.
Art exhibition at the Institute Building, North Terrace
Painting in oils depicting an exhibition in the Royal South Australian Society of Arts room at the heritage listed Institute building on the corner of Kintore Avenue and North Terrace that is part of the State Library of South Australia. This historically significant painting illustrates an exhibition of the period, with artworks by artists such as James Ashton, and demonstrates how at the time Aboriginal works were hung alongside those of the artists of European descendant. The artist Vera Coates was associated with the RSASA.
Classroom at Ernabella
Interior of the classroom at Ernabella School. The class looks on as a student writes on the blackboard. Their teacher, Ron Trudinger, sits at his desk.
Tommy with camels near Tarcoola
Tarcoola, Wirra (Tommy) with two camels in the bush north of Tarcoola. Taken sometime between 1900-1902.
Badges relating to political issues
A collection of circular tin plate badges with pin attachment on back, relating to Australian political issues from the 1970s to the 2000s collected by Molly Brannigan. Topics include: Australian Labor Party, Vietnam Moratorium Campaign (VMC), peace movement and an end to war, anti-nuclear and uranium mining protests, nuclear disarmament, Friends of the Earth, May Day peace marches, Socialist workers, Aboriginal land rights and reconciliation, against ANZUS and US bases in Australia, independence for various countries, Australian Independence Movement of the mid 1970s, and miscellaneous political badges. See below for details.
Exterior of Raukkan Aboriginal School, South Australia
Exterior view of the Raukkan Aboriginal School building, located on Taplin Street, Raukkan, South Australia. [The area was formerly known as Point Mcleay Mission Station.]
International Women's Day
At an International Women's Day centenary event on North Terrace, Adelaide, two women unveil a National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Alliance poster celebrating 100 women. Janet Giles is taking a photograph with her phone.
Baby Geoff playing with toys
Baby 'Geoff' playing with a toy car in the grass at Mareeba Babies' Hospital.
Baby Ivey
An unidentified woman holding Baby 'Ivey' at Mareeba Babies' Hospital.
Nurse Wilson with Sharon
Nurse Wilson with baby 'Sharon' on the grass at Mareeba Babies' Hospital.
Nurse Munn with Baby Sharon
Nurse Munn with Baby 'Sharon' at Mareeba Babies' Hospital.
Adelaide ‘Black Lives Matter’ Protest, King William Street
Black Lives Matters' protesters on Harley Davidsons, riding along King William Street, towards Victoria Square. Behind them are protesters walking and carrying signs including, 'Colour is not a crime', and 'Warlpiri and proud!'.
Adelaide ‘Black Lives Matter’ Protest, Victoria Square
Black Lives Matter' protester, walking along King William Street, from Victoria Square. She is wearing a 'Black Lives Matter' t-shirt and holding a sign, which reads 'It's time 4 CHANGE #Equality #Justice.
Adelaide ‘Black Lives Matter’ Protest, King William Street
Black Lives Matter' protesters standing in King William Street.
Jamboree on the Air scouts, Yirrkala
Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) scouts from Yirrkala, using on site amateur radio equipment. The station tracked and guided ELDO vehicles that were launched from Woomera into a polar orbit.
Technician and assistant at the Down Range Guidance Station, Gove
Technician and assistant at the Down Range Guidance Station, Gove The station tracked and guided ELDO vehicles that were launched from Woomera into a polar orbit.
Organiser of the Adelaide Survival Day march, Natasha Wanganeen addressing the crowd at Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square)
Organiser of the Adelaide Survival Day march, Natasha Wanganeen, a Ngarindjeri, Narungga, Kaurna and Noongar woman, addressing the crowd at Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square). Thousands gathered for the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarntanyangga.
Narungga Kaurna man and elder Jeffrey Newchurch addressing the crowd at the Adelaide Survival Day Rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square)
Narungga Kaurna man and elder Jeffrey Newchurch addressing the crowd at the Adelaide Survival Day Rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square). Thousands gathered for the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarntanyangga.
Young woman speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide.
Young woman speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide. Thousands gathered for the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarntanyangga.
Keenan Smith speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide.
Wirangu, Mirning and Kokatha person, Keenan Smith speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide. Thousands gathered for the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarntanyangga.
Organiser of the Adelaide Survival Day march, Natasha Wanganeen holding microphone for Kahlia Gibson addressing the crowd at Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square).
Organiser of the Adelaide Survival Day march, Natasha Wanganeen holding microphone for Kahlia Gibson addressing the crowd at Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square). Thousands gathered for the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarntanyangga.
Woman speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide.
Woman speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide. Thousands gathered for the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarntanyangga.
Susan Dixon speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide.
Susan Dixon speaking at the Survival Day rally, Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide. Thousands gathered for the annual march to support the changing the date of Australia Day, marching to Parliament House and back to Tarntanyangga.