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Electricity Trust
Photograph of the inside of the Electricity Trust Building taken on the 29th March 1957.
Haig's Garage Staff
Photograph of thirteen staff members of Haig's Garage standing in the showroom in Watson Terrace in 1957. Tom Haig is among his staff. A large plaque stands on the counter from the Ford Motor Company in appreciation of twenty five years association from 1926 - 1951.
Haig's Garage
Photograph of a tyre being tested at Haig's Garage in Mount Gambier in 1957.
Softwood Products
Photograph of the Softwood Products Company taken in July 1956. Pallets of timber can be seen outside the business.
Softwood Products
Photograph of the Softwood Products Company showroom and office taken in July 1956.
Executor Trustee
Photograph of an office at Executor Trustee taken in 1955. Copies of the Australian Law Journal can be seen on the desk.
Commonwealth Bank
Photograph of the inside of the Commonwealth Bank in Mount Gambier in July 1955. The decor is heavy wood and marble and there are curtains at the windows.
Commonwealth Bank
Photograph of the inside of the Commonwealth Bank in Mount Gambier on 16th July 1955. The decor is heavy wood and marble and there are curtains at the windows. The photograph is taken from the public area near the teller's booths.
Marist Brothers Dormitory in the Boarding School
Photograph of the beds in the dormitory in the boarding school of the Marist Brothers College. Six iron bedsteads are visible.
Showgrounds Canteen
Photograph of a hall with many tables set for a two course meal. This is possibly the canteen at the showground. There are flowers and decorations so it is possibly a festive occasion.
R.W. Scott
Photograph of a display of electrical appliances in the R.W. Scott Store. On show are washing machines with wringers, cookers, polishers, vacuum cleaners, electric fires, mixers, light fittings and standard lamps.
Haigs
Photograph of a new car on a hoist in Haig's Garage. It appears to be having a service prior to being registered and sold.
Singer Sewing Machine Showroom
Photograph of several models of Singer Sewing Machines in the Showrooms in Mount Gambier in October 1953.
Australia and New Zealand Bank
Photograph of the teller area of the Australia and New Zealand Bank in Mount Gambier in July 1953.
W.S. Lynch Footwear Shop
Photograph of the window display of the W.S. Lynch Footwear Shop in Mount Gambier in 1951. Rubber boots, slippers, work boots and shoes are on display.
Davis Brothers
Photograph of stacks of tyres at the Davis Brothers Garage, 67 Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier, May 1952. There are car, motor bike and truck tyres.
Giffords Hotel
Photograph of the saloon bar at Giffords Hotel in Mount Gambier in 1951. Bottles of spirits and rows of glasses are set out.
Electric Supply
Photograph of the heavy machinery supplying electricity to Mount Gambier in March 1951.
Hustlers
Photograph of the napery section of the Hustlers Department Shop in Mount Gambier in 1952. On sale are rolls of material, sheets, towels and carpets. Some of material is nine shillings and threepence and some is seven shillings and elevenpence a yard.
Hustlers
Photograph of a section of the Hustlers Department Shop in Mount Gambier in December 1952. On sale are scarves, nightwear, hoisery, toys, hats, dresses and baskets.
Patersons Home Furnishers
Photograph of the front of Patersons Home Furnishers Shop in Mount Gambier in December 1957. Tables, cupboards and mirrors can be seen in the window. Next door is Hirth Brothers Cafe and Milk Bar which sells Alaska ice cream, ham and beef smallgoods. According to a researcher, the shop was situated on the corner of Gray Street South and Commercial Street.
Mount Gambier City Status Celebrations
Photograph of the celebrations in front of the Town Hall to mark Mount Gambier gaining city status on 17th January 1955. The official party is on the dais, there are Australian flags draped in the windows and doorways and the Scottish Regiment of the Royal Australian Army is parading in front of the Town Hall. An Act of Parliament in 1953 changed the population qualification for a country city from 20,000 to 10,000.
Davis Brothers Garage
The front of Davis Brothers Tyre and Battery Service, 67 Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier, 1948.
Davis Brothers Garage
The front of Davis Brothers Garage, 67 Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier, 1948. Before the refurbish of the garage Davis Brothers also housed the Tourist House. Bonds Buses left from here on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8.00am for Glencoe, Millicent, Beachport, Robe, Kingston, Meningie, Murray Bridge and Adelaide. Ball Buses left from here at 4.30pm every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Tarpeena, Nangwarry, Forrest, Penola, Coonawarra, Glenroy, Struan and Naracoorte. According to a researcher, by 2018 this site had become a furniture shop named Mcdonalds Furniture.
E.S. and A. Bank
Photograph of the front of the E.S and A. Bank building decked out in flags and banners to celebrate "1848 -1948 Our Century". According to a researcher, this building is situated on the northern side of Gray Street and Commercial Street West. It later became home to a radio station and converted residence.
Gouge Dry Cleaners and Laundry and News Agent, Mount Gambier
Photograph of the front of the Gouge Dry Cleaners and Laundry Building in Mount Gambier in 1948. They advertise a four day service offering skirts, jumpers and trousers to be dry cleaned for two shillings and sixpence each. Suits and overcoats will cost six shillings each. On the right hand side of this shop is a News Agent. According to a researcher, both shops were the property of Fidler and Webb.
Fidler and Webb, Gouge Dry Cleaners, Arthur's Studio and Newsagency
Photograph of the front of the Gouge Dry Cleaners and Laundry Building in Mount Gambier in 1948. Fidler and Webb is on one side and Arthur's Studio and the Newsagency is on the other side. The photograph was taken in 1948.
Christ Church Hall in 1949 after the fire
Photograph of the burnt shell of the Christ Church Hall after the fire in 1949. Only the stone walls are standing. The roofing iron is in a tangled mess on the floor and there are no windows and doors left.
Marist Brothers Dormitory
Photograph of the Marist Brothers Dormitory in 1948. The building is empty and has possibly just been completed.
Christ Church Hall
Photograph of the outside of the Christ Church Hall after the fire in 1949. The full extent of the fire can be seen although the weathervane is still attached to the front arch.