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Views around Adelaide, Victor Harbor and Port Elliot
Photographs of Adelaide places, John Martin's pageant, Victor Harbor and Port Elliot.
King William Street, Adelaide (looking north)
Commercial colour lithograph on paper by Edmund Goldsmith, depicting King William Street in Adelaide, looking North from Victoria Square. Adelaide Town Hall and the Government Offices are in view to the right, with the Post Office building to the left. People are walking on the footpath, with horses and carriages in the street. Signed and dated by the artist, 'E. Goldsmith, 1885 : King William Street, Adelaide (Looking North)' printed on sheet.
Adelaide from Montefiore Hill
[General description] Adelaide from Montefiore Hill with Memorial Drive Tennis Courts in the foreground. The clock towers on the Post Office and Town Hall can be seen on the skyline.[On back of photograph] Adelaide from Montefiore Hill, 1925. Reproduced in the "Observer" Dec. 12, 1925.
View down King William Street, Adelaide
Stereoscope view of King William Street through Victoria Square with General Post Office and Adelaide Town Hall, and horse-drawn vehicle traffic in street.
Panorama of Adelaide
Panoramic view of the city of Adelaide, looking south along King William Street in the centre, showing the Torrens Parade Ground and Government House on the left, the rotunda in Elder Park and the City Baths on the right, with North Terrace running across the centre, with buildings including the Robert Reid & Co. Ltd. building in Stephen's Place. Horse-drawn wagons and carriages, along with trams and some automobiles can be seen driving along King William Street. The Town Hall and Post Office clocks can be seen in the distance, and the Adelaide Hills are visible in the background. Sheep are grazing on the land behind Government House.
John Martin's window display featuring the Adelaide City Council
Colour photograph of one of John Martin's shop windows featuring a display of items from the Adelaide City Council, including a drawing of the Adelaide Town Hall in 1866, and various photographs and other items. The display is part of the store's centenary, 1866 - 1966, with the theme of "100 years growing with South Australia".
John Martin's window display featuring the Adelaide City Council
One of John Martin's shop windows featuring a display of items from the Adelaide City Council, including a drawing of the Adelaide Town Hall in 1866, and various photographs and other items. The display is part of the store's centenary, 1866 - 1966, with the theme of "100 years growing with South Australia".
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street looking south from a vantage point on the top of the Bank of New South Wales building, near the intersection with North Terrace. Trams and motor vehicles can be seen driving down the street. The towers of the Adelaide Town Hall and the General Post Office are in the background of this view, with the white T. & G. Building at left.
Adelaide views album
Album of photographs of Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, many of them taken by Samuel Sweet (images 1-80). Images 81-82 of Ceylon, nos. 83-95 of Malta, 96-101 of Windsor Castle and St George's Chapel, Windsor, 102-103 of Oxford, and 104-107 of English coastal town/s. Items 108-111 (loose in back of album) are prints from clasical scenes. Attribution for the photographs are as follows: images 1-50, 73 are by Sweet; images 77-79, and possibly 80 are by Charles Bayliss. Overseas scenes (images 81-111) have not been copied.
South Australian views: album
Album titled 'South Australian views', with some photographs attributable to the photographer Captain Samuel White Sweet. Views include street scenes in Adelaide, the Botanic Gardens, Victoria Square, Mitcham, Glen Osmond, Morialta, Waterfall Gully, Clarendon, Eden Hills, Glenelg, Port Elliot, Naracoorte Caves, Mount Gambier and Lakes, Melrose, Broken Hill mines and River Murray. See 'more information tab' for further details of individual photographs. A small collection of loose photographs was found in the back of this album. To see details of these, go to B 72112/1-35.
Photograph album 1
Collection of silver albumen photographs, most loose, contained in a 'post card album'. Believed to have been taken (or collected in some cases) by F.C. Krichauff, who worked as a photographer in South Australia. The majority of the photographs are of buildings in Adelaide, but also include English and European buildings , believed to have been take during an overseas visit in 1882 - neither have been copied. See 'contents' for details of individual photographs.
Photos taken by Messenger Press of government, business and residential sites in the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide
A collection of photographs by the Messenger Press taken at locations around the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide. According to brief paperwork attached to the photos, many were taken for the Standard Messenger newspaper. Where more than one date has been added to a photo, one of the dates may refer to when it was published in the newspaper. See 'contents' for details of items.
Wallaroo Town Hall
[General description] Wallaroo Town Hall and War Memorial Arch. The Town Hall was built in 1902 and was gutted by fire in 1917 with only the external walls left standing. It was remodelled under the supervision of Adelaide Architect Mr. Quinton Bruce, and re-opened in late February, 1919, the clock being gifted by Mr. Richard Tonkin. The Memorial Arch in front of the Town Hall was unveiled July 30th, 1924 attended by a crowd of approximately 2000 people.
Photographs relating to M.F. Bonnin's involvement with the Adelaide City Council
Photographs relating to M.F. Bonnin's involvement with the Adelaide City Council. Most have no identification, but there are two distinct sequences: the visit of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to Adelaide in 1954, and the visit of the Queen Mother to Adelaide in 1958. Details can be seen under 'contents'.
Photos taken by the Messenger Press newspaper of roads and locations in the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide
A collection of photographs by the Messenger Press taken at various roads and locations around the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Places include Walkerville Terrace, the Britannia roundabout and Main North Road. According to brief paperwork attached to the photos, many were taken for the Standard Messenger newspaper. Where more than one date has been added to a photo, one of the dates may refer to when it was published in the newspaper.
Album of photos of the Prince of Wales' visit, St Peter's Cathedral and Adelaide
An album containing images of the Prince of Wales' visit to Adelaide in 1920, together with views of St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide.
Adelaide View
[General description] View of south eastern Adelaide from the Town Hall Tower. Flinders Street cuts across the lower portion of the view. There is a mix of residential and light industrial buildings intersperced with paddocks, with rural land and hills in the background. Scaffolding in the foreground is attached to the Stow Church which is under construction. The English architect of Stow Church was fond of English wildlife so had a squirrel, carved in stone, at the front of the building. The church on the right is St. Andrews Presbyterian, which opened in 1859 and closed in 1904. On the north side of Wakefield street is the Unitarian Christian Church, completed in 1854, built by the same builder who later built the Town Hall. The Unitarian Church moved to Norwood in the early 1970s and the building on Wakefield street was lost. To the South West of the Unitarian Church, on Wakefield Street, is St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, which survies today. Businesses in the foreground; from extreme right, a cooperage, T. Hills' Cabinet Maker Upholsterer and Undertaker, and G.Gooden, Basketmaker. The two storey building in the centre left is J. Dunn & Co.'s Grain and Flour stores. Part of Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099.
Military parade in Adelaide
Soldiers marching in a military parade past a saluting base in front of the Town Hall, Adelaide where Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia takes the salute; two men with collecting boxes are in the foreground. This photo appeared in 'The Observer' newspaper, Saturday 27 April 1918, page 23, along with a description of the parade: 'Returned Soldiers' Building Fund Appeal. The appeal which is being made to the public in behalf of our returned sailors and soldiers for a central home or clubhouse was continued on Saturday afternoon, when a fine programme of sports was contested on the Juibilee Oval. The military authorities lent their hearty co-operation, with the result that one of the finest processions which has been seen in Adelaide for some time was witnessed by thousands of patriotic citizens, who thronged the main thoroughfares of the metropolis.' This particular photo was captioned 'The infantry marching past th saluting base at the Town Hall. His Excellency the Governor (Sir Henry Galway) is seen taking the salute.'
Adelaide and the Adelaide Hills: album of views
Album of views taken in Adelaide and the Adelaide Hills, with some photographs attributable to the photographer Captain Samuel White Sweet. Views include street scenes in and around Adelaide showing prominent buildings and the Botanic Gardens, Glenelg and Port Adelaide, as well as Norton's Summit, Waterfall Gully, Morialta, and Bridgewater in the Adelaide hills.
Adelaide views
An album of photographs by S.W. Sweet, featuring scenes in and around Adelaide.
Adelaide View
[General description] View of southern Adelaide from the Town Hall Tower, city buildings gradually giving way to the parklands and hills. Victoria Square is on the left with the top of the Treasury building visible in the lower right corner. St. Francis Xavier Catholic Hall is under construction in the centre left next to St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral. The Unitarian Church is on the extreme left. Part of Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099.
Adelaide View
View of Adelaide looking west from the Town Hall Tower, showing the part of the town between Franklin and Waymouth Streets. City buildings and business premises, churches and open paddocks stretch off into the distant parklands. A researcher has provided the following information: to the North East of this image (bottom right), is where the Bonython family established a significant dynasty in the Advertiser Newspaper. The building was erected in the 1950s and demolished in the naughties. Part of Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099.
South Australian scenes including the Wreck of the Ethel.
17 colour slides illustrating South Australian scenes, including the shipwreck of the 'Ethel', by photographer David Crocker.
Views of streets in Port Adelaide district
Views of Council road works and road construction in the Port Adelaide district, including Semaphore, Largs, Glanville, Peterhead, Birkenhead, Sandwell, Portland Estate, Exeter areas, with before and after views at each location. Buildings, shops, houses, land, streetscapes and modes of transport are featured.
Photographs of various Adelaide public buildings
Views of the Adelaide Post Office, the Supreme Court, the Mitchell building at Adelaide University and Government House. See 'contents' for details of items.
Adelaide View
[General description] View of Adelaide from the Town Hall Tower, 1865, looking towards North Adelaide down King William Street. Horse cabs line the centre of King William Road and the Gouger Fountain can be seen on the centre left. Roofs of buildings give way to the distant parkland and countryside beyond. [On back of photograph] 'Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099'.
Adelaide View
View of Adelaide from the Town Hall Tower, looking north east. Grenfell Street runs across the centre of the view. The warehouse of George P. Harris, Wholesale Ironmonger (soon to become Harris Scarfe's) can be seen, upper right of centre. In the upper left of the view is the Institute Building and the mounted Police Barracks. Beyond the city buildings is the parklands and distant countryside. [On back of photograph] 'Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099'.
Adelaide View
[General description] View of Adelaide from the Town Hall Tower showing horse paddocks abutting Gawler Place. On the opposite side of Gawler Place are shingle roofed workman's cottages. A hotel, the 'Young Queen Inn' is in the centre of the view and Thomas Wells is the licensee at this time. Rooftops, parklands and foothills recede into the background. Part of panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099.
Adelaide View
[General description] View of Adelaide, looking east from the Town Hall Tower. Pirie Street cuts across the centre of the view, which shows shingle roofed workmen's cottages, open paddocks and a mix of city buildings. In the right foreground is the roof of the Pirie Street Methodist Church. On the upper left of the view is the Hindmarsh Square Congregational Church. Parklands, eastern suburbs and hills lie beyond. Part of Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099.
Adelaide View
[General description] View of Adelaide from the Town Hall Tower looking south east. Flinders Street cuts diagonally across this view. Two recently completed churches face each other across the road: On the left the Presbyterian, on the right the Baptist. City buildings give way to rural small holding and the hills make a backdrop. Part of Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099.