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Clare
Clare Main Street, Town Hall in foreground on right.
Early views of Adelaide
A collection of photographic prints of lithographs appearing in early South Australian publications. They appear to have been collected together for the purpose of further publication.
South Australian Farmers' Co-operative Union photograph album
Album containing 38 gelatin silver photographs mounted on card, with printed captions mounted below each print, depicting the locations and activities of the South Australian Farmers' Co-operative Union Limited in approximately 1938.
Photographs of places in South Australia
Colour slides depicting scenes around Adelaide and South Australia. Views include shipping at Port Adelaide, planes at Adelaide Airport, locations in the Adelaide Hills, the Fleurieu Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula, and in the Adelaide CBD.
Alexander Russell
Alexander Russell Russell, from 1860 incumbent of St Paul's, Pulteney Street and from 1869 Dean of Cathedral Church Adelaide. Died aged 61 after a fall from the Town Hall stairs. Intimate friend of Frederick Denison Maurice. Came to Adelaide in 1854 and served in the parishes of St John's Adelaide, St Paul's Adelaide. Was appointed Canon and Rural Dean, Vicar-General of the Diocese. Connected with charitable and literary institutions of Adelaide. Published two volumes of poetry The Seeker (1881) and Voices of Doubt (1884).
South Australian Amateur Photographic Society Stockbook
ALBUM: inscribed 'Amateur photographer's stock book, whole plate' by the South Australian Amateur Photographic Society collection, comprising 42 views of Adelaide and including Aboriginal people.
Photographs of E.W. Hawker and his family
Photographs of Edward William Hawker, his wife, son Stanley and daughters Patience, Frances, and Catherine. Subjects include royal visits and formal occasions, weddings and family groups. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details. A selection (1 - 50) has been digitised. Photographs 51-222, 223-250 have been housed in ALBOX folder. Outsize photographs 223-227 of Stanley and Stella Hawker taken in 1937 by Lenare in London, housed in Lenare folder.
South Australian scenes and activities 10
Part of a collection of slides taken by amateur photographer Elva Heinemann of South Australian scenes and activities, featuring Adelaide and the Queen's visit. See 'contents' for details of individual images.
Scenes in Adelaide, Goolwa and Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula: photograph album
Album includes views of Adelaide and beaches at Brighton and Glenelg; draught horses at the Royal Show 1937; Goolwa barrage under construction, Sturt paddle steamer; the sailing ship Passat; together with family, farming, fishing and other leisure and sporting activities in the region of Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. Details of the photographs are listed under items.
Personal papers arranged alphabetically
The series consists of personal papers relating to particular events in the life of J S Ostoja-Kotkowski. It includes material relating to his archives albums, awards such as the Order of Australia, early documents on Germany, his migration, Melbourne, Leigh Creek, oral history and address books. Items 40-43 added 2009.
William Bundey
William Bundey - Mayor of Adelaide from 1883-86. He was born at Beaulieu in Hampshire and emigrated to South Australia in 1848. He was a builder and carpenter and followed the gold rush to Victoria. During the time he was connected to the City Cuncil the Town Hall was erected. He had three terms of office as Mayor of Adelaide. He was a prominent member of the Wesleyan Church and a strong supporter of the Temperance Movement. He suffered a fatal hear attack at a wedding in North Adelaide.
Rundle Street, Adelaide
Rundle Street, Adelaide, looking east. On the left women and children wearing their town best are going shopping. The number 55 horse tram is plodding along the centre of the road. The near side of Hall & Savage's (on extreme right) is 6 yards west of Charles Street. All the buildings to the right of the Adelaide Arcade were demolished in 1927. For a view of the Regent Theatre which was erected on the site, see B 4845.
King William Street
[General description] View along King William Street towards North Adelaide with city buildings on either side of the street, the Town Hall being prominent on the left. King William Street is busy with the new electric trams. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide / King William Street, looking north / from the General Post Office / About 1909'. According to a researcher, this image was published in the "Construction and Local Government Journal", Friday 26th November 1915, page 13.
King William Street
[On back of photograph] 'King William St., looking south from Waymouth St., Nov.1, 1867, on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of the Victoria Tower (G.P.O.).' [General description] This office was performed by the Duke of Edinburgh during the first royal visit to Australia. The huge stone of Macclesfield marble (two metres long and 70cm high) can be seen today on the King William St frontage. This rather blurred view shows crowds of people in the street, especially concentrated around the G.P.O. site. Temporary seating, decorated with greenery, has been installed against the Town hall and the buildings opposite. Flags and bunting are everywhere.
King William Street
King William Street looking south towards Victoria Square during the visit of the Duke of York, 1901. The Royal visit occurred between 9th and 15th July 1901. The Governor at the time was Tennyson and the Mayor of Adelaide was A.W. Ware. Addresses were given at the Town Hall to welcome the Royal couple to Adelaide after their arrival at Port Adelaide, Adelaide Railway Station en route to Government House. To mark their arrival 1,200 homing pigeons were released from Victoria Square to convey the good news to many parts of the State. The photograph shows crowds lining Victoria Square and the various military personnel including Mounted Rifles, Machine Gun Corps., Field Artillery, Naval Brigade, Garrison Artillery, 1st and 2nd Battalion Infantry, Cadets and Defence Rifle Clubs. The parade is turning from Victoria Square into Wakefield Street at the highly decorated statue of Queen Victoria.
King William Street
King William Street looking south towards Victoria Square during the visit of the Duke of York, 1901. The Royal visit occurred between 9th and 15th July 1901. The Governor at the time was Tennyson and the Mayor of Adelaide was A.W. Ware. Addresses were given at the Town Hall to welcome the Royal couple to Adelaide after their arrival at Port Adelaide, Adelaide Railway Station en route to Government House. To mark their arrival 1,200 homing pigeons were released from Victoria Square to convey the good news to many parts of the State. The photograph shows crowds lining Victoria Square and the various military personnel including Mounted Rifles, Machine Gun Corps., Field Artillery, Naval Brigade, Garrison Artillery, 1st and 2nd Battalion Infantry, Cadets and Defence Rifle Clubs. The parade is passing the highly decorated statue of Queen Victoria on its' return to Government House.
The Royal Visit : Illuminations in King William Street
Illuminations down King William Street, with both the Post Office and Town Hall in the foreground, to celebrate the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York.
Views of South Australia : King William Street
King William Street. Horses and buggies in the middle of the road. D & J. Fowler on the left. The Town Hall and Post Office can be seen in the background.
Views of South Australia : King William Street
King William Street. Horses and buggies in the middle of the road. The Town Hall and Post Office can be seen.
Views of South Australia : King William Street
King William Street. Horse drawn tram and buggies in the middle of the road. The Town Hall and Post Office can be seen in the background.
Buildings & places : T
A selection of photographs relating to Buildings & places. See 'contents' for details of individual images.
Album of photographs taken in South Australia and Victoria
A small collection of 67 photographs of unknown provenance. Photographs include the following: Exhibition building and Adelaide Town Hall taken at night, with outlines or the buildings lit by lights, warship thought to be HMS 'Repulse' which visited Adelaide as part of the Special Services Squadron World Cruise 1923-1924, navy parade in Adelaide, girls in bathing costumes pictured at the beach, visits to the Blue Lake at Mt Gambier, 'Dingley Dell', home of Adam Lindsay Gordon at Port MacDonnell, obelisk in memory of Adam Lindsay Gordon near the Blue Lake, Mount Gambier, waterfalls thought to be Mackenzie Falls in the Grampians, Victoria, view of the mansion, Rippon Lea in Melbourne, with several photographs of the glass houses and pigeon enclosure. Some of the photographs are faded and this album has not been digitised.
View across King William Street to the Post Office
King William Street showing an electric tram waiting for passengers, horse drawn traffic, and pedestrians walking by the Town Hall; the premises of the General Post Office with its clock tower are in the background.
Eight hours day procession
Black and white photographs of Holden's Motor Body Builder's participating in the 8 hours day procession in 1923.
Photographs taken at Glenelg and Veale Gardens
Photographs of Annely, Erwin and Elizabeth Aeuckens taken around Glenelg and in Veale Gardens. The Aeuckens family lived in a flat over a shop in Jetty Road until about 1963.
Royal Visit
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother at the Town Hall.
General Post Office clock tower
VICTORIA SQUARE: The General Post Office clock tower, Victoria Square, Adelaide; the town hall tower can be seen in the background.
Adelaide City Council is far from a Mickey Mouse operation - but it gave that impression last week when the ageless rodent and his friends Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Roger Rabbit and Pluto invaded Adelaide Town Hall to be greeted by Lord Mayor Steve Condous. The sensational six drew a crowd of about 40,000 when they started their visit to Adelaide with a cavalcade through the city last week as part of a Myer Disneyland promotion.
Royal Visit
Crowds on King William Street, near the Town Hall, awaiting the arrival of the Queen Mother. The road is lined by soldiers. Photograph taken looking south.
Royal Visit
Crowds on King William Street, including disabled ex-servicemen in a stand, near the Town Hall, watching the arrival of the Queen Mother's car. The road is lined by soldiers.