Find • Duryea, Townsend, 1823-1888, photographer • Results 1,021 to 1,050 of 1,060
Young woman in walking out dress
COSTUME: Young woman in walking out dress.
Two women and a man
COSTUME: "Family group" of two women and a man.
Adelaide Club situated on North Terrace, Adelaide
ACRE 17: The Adelaide Club, situated on North Terrace.
King William Street, Adelaide
ACRE 203: Early view of King William Street, showing the town hall. The street is decorated, possibly to celebrate the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh, in 1869.
General crowded street scene
GENERAL: Street scene of a crowd of people including sailors, location unknown, possibly Port Adelaide or Port Augusta.
Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide
NORTH TERRACE: showing Holy Trinity Church, the first church built in the colony.
Portrait of Stephen King senior, of Kingsford, Gawler
PORTRAIT: Stephen King, senior of Kingsford, Gawler.
John McGorrery
PORTRAIT: John McGorrery, member of the McDouall Stuart expedition, 1861-62.
Dr. Frederick Emil Renner
PORTRAIT: Dr. Frederick Emil Renner of the Overland Telegraph.
Chief Secretaries of SA : John Hart
Portrait of John Hart who was Chief Secretary from 4 July 1863 to 14 July 1863, 23 October 1865 to 27 March 1866 & 24 September 1868 to 12 October 1868. From a pictorial composite entitled 'Chief Secretaries of South Australia' - the entire composite can be viewed by doing a number search on B 6692.
Residents of Mount Gambier: Captain French
Studio portrait of Captain French. He bought land at MacDonnell Bay in 1859 and ran a shipping office and fleet of lighters from there. He was also first mayor of Port Adelaide. He died at Port MacDonnell on 15 July 1877.
Adelaide Book Society : Thomas Giles
Members from 1859 - Thomas Giles.
Adelaide Book Society : John Hart
Members from 1871 - Hon. J. Hart, C.M.G.
King William Street, Adelaide
The east side of King William Street with (from left) the Town Hall, Prince Alfred Hotel and Government Offices / Treasury building. The buildings are partially obscured by a row of young gum trees.
C. J. Knight of Mulgundawa
Mr Charles Johnston Knight of Mulgundawa, near Wellington, S.A.
Portrait of Daniel J. Draper
Portrait of the Reverend Daniel J. Draper.
Portrait of Mrs Draper
Portrait of the 'Mrs Draper lost on the "London" 1866'.
Portrait of C.H. Goldsmith
Portrait of the Reverend C.H. Goldsmith.
Portrait of James Haslam
Portrait of the Reverend James Haslam.
Portrait of clergyman
Portrait of an unidentified Methodist minister.
Alec Caird and a woman
Studio portrait of a man, standing beside a woman. The man is believed to be Alec Caird; the woman is not identified (possibly a sister?). This photo was acquired with B 73123, and both are framed in matching carved wooden frames.
William White
Studio portrait of William White, second son of John and Barbara White.
Elizabeth Anne Bishop
Studio portrait of Elizabeth Anne Bishop (nee Hammond), daughter of Reverend Octavius Hammond and Anne Hammond (nee Dobson), and first wife of Joseph Kemp Bishop. She is wearing a lacy jabot at her neck and her skirt has a large pocket, a feature of Princess dresses in 1875. Her hair is parted in the centre and elaborately styled at the back.
Savings Bank & Imperial Chambers premises
View of the 'Savings Bank & Imperial Chambers' premises on King William Street.
King William Street looking north west
View of King William Street, looking 'north west by north'. The premises of C.R. Darton and Co. are second from the left.
William Jacob
Head and shoulders portrait of William Jacob (identified as 'Uncle William Jacob').
Harriet Brown with her son Denis
A woman with a toddler on her knee, identified on the back of the photo as 'Dennis Jacob (with Harriet Brown) died April 1st 1863 aged 6 years buried at Penwortham'. However, there seems to be some confusion: Denis Jacob (1857-1863) was the son of John Jacob and his wife Mary nee Cowles. Denis Edmund Brown was born 1865 to George William Brown and his wife Hannah Bennett nee Beck. It seems more like that this is Denis Brown. See also PRG 558/39/46.
Fred Davison and another man
Portrait of two men. The caption under the photo reads 'Fred Davison' but gives no indication of which one it is, or who the other man is.
Ann Horrocks
Portrait of a woman identified as 'Aunt Horrocks, sister to J.J.'. Since this photo is opposite a portrait of 'Uncle Horrocks' (PRG 558/39/38) it is probably Ann Horrocks nee Jacob who married Arthur Horrocks in 1850.
Henry and Caroline Jacob
Portrait of two children identified as 'H. Jacob & C. Jacob'. This is almost certainly Henry (born 1858) and Caroline (born 1861), children of John Jacob and his wife Mary (nee Cowles).