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Mr. & Mrs. John Ragless
Mr. & Mrs. John Ragless of Enfield, pioneers since 1838, arrived aboard the ship "Eden" in 1838.
Mile Post
Old Mile post in John Street, North Adelaide, west side, a little south of Kermode Street. 'A1', barely visible on the top of the post, means one mile from Adelaide. 'E4' means four miles from Enfield. The post stands against an advertising hoarding, featuring advertisements for 'The Famous Scot, McEwen', 'the World's Greatest Mesmerist', and a theatre production entitled 'Town Topics". This view was taken on February 5th, 1924.
Richard & Hurtle Ragless
Richard and Hurtle Ragless on a prospecting expedition. Richard Ragless was one of the early settlers after having arrived on board the 'Eden' in 1838 aged 19. He joined his father and brother in a farming enterprise at Enfield. He was one of the first to use a reaping stripper. He started Montacute Flour Mills near Gepps Cross and ran sheep at Yalpara and Willochra. He won the Angas Prize in 1888 for the best conducted farm from 250 to 1000 acres. He died in 1901 at his residence called Tonsley Park at Edwardstown. The photograph shows Richard and Hurtle Ragless sitting on one camel with three other fully laden camels at the start of their prospecting expedition.
Richard W. Kester, Driver
Richard William Kester driver of horse-drawn tram. Prospect to Nailsworth and Enfield tramway.
Member Australian Light Horse Regiment
Member of the 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment. A researcher has commented that this is a 'Member of the Australian Army Service Corps 1908-1912 holding a Short Muzzle Lee Enfield rifle.'
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] City buildings, traffic and utility wires with the General Post Office tower in the distance. Trams, cars and buses can be seen on the road. The nearest tram is the Number 220 to Enfield. Cars are parked at a 45 degree angle along the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Observer', Feb.19, 1927 / Acres 140, 71 / King William Street, looking south from Grenfell Street. / Feb. 1927' (Another hand) 'Near side of National Mutual Building is 26 1/2 yards south of Currie Street'.
Victoria Square, Adelaide
Victoria Square, Adelaide, between Wakefield and Angas Streets, on December 19th, 1923. The Enfield tram is overtaking a horse and cart. This photo was taken shortly after the completion of the car depot and the alteration of the Tramways Trust offices. Compare with B 1105. The left side of the Tramways Trust offices is 71 yards north of Angas Street.
Tram at tram stop
F class drop centre tram No. 245, probably at the Enfield terminus on Main North Road just south of Rakes Road (now Regency Road) about to depart for Colonel Light Gardens. A conductor stands beside a tram at a tram stop; an AMSCOL sign is on top of the tram.
O'Connell Street, Adelaide, looking south
A view along O'Connell Street from the north end looking south. The Caledonian Hotel, publican E. Bailey, is at right behind the horse-drawn tram. Two other trams from Enfield are going in to Adelaide. The three trams are stopped on the 'balloon loop' which the North Adelaide trams used to turn around. Later the balloon loop was replaced by a turntable to avoid wear ib the tram wheel, and horse trams were extended to propsect and Nailsworth.
Brett Tilka, 16 of Blair Athol and John Papadopoulos, 17 of Blair Athol, prepare the paint for their mural at Enfield High School. 1961.
Enfield Lapidary Club. Colin Bennett of Flinders Park checks out a rare stone. 15th August 1990.
Crematorium secretary Kevin Crowden in the new lounge at the Enfield Crematorium. 29th October 1986.
5MMM's Bryan & some volunteers peer into their 'new habitat' at the former 5KA premises in Franklin Street. (Top down) Reg Bird, Hillcrest; Bryan King, Manager; Bev Denton, Windsor Gardens; Neil Martin, Enfield; Ian Moore, Thebarton; Leisa Clements, Mile End.
Chris Lescke of Athelstone - a patriotic new recruit in the family support section at Enfield Community Centre. 24th January 1990.
Neville Coombe of Broadview assisting Mrs Svensson of Hampstead Gardens onto the City of Enfield Community bus. 1988.
Dianne Burgan cleaning house for Mrs Martin of Devon Park. Dianne is with Enfield Council's Family Support Scheme. 1989.
Dianne Burgan reads to Mrs Martin of Devon Park. Dianne is with Enfield Council's Family Support Scheme. 1989.
Clearview artist and Bicentennial exhibition organiser Lillian Hardingham takes time out to touch up some of her work. The exhibition will be held at the Enfield Civic Centre. 27 January 1988.
Modbury Hospital volunteers Edna Burrows of St Agnes and Milly Shepherd of Modbury with patient Louise Wilbraham of Enfield. 20th May 1990.
Neighbourhood Watch volunteers Laurie Thompson and Lea Wicker with Jenny Wood of Enfield Rotaract Club stencilling house numbers onto curbs. 2nd May 1990.
Valerie Brooks (Enfield), Nelia Thomas (Blackwood) with Rhys Jones (seated) Executive Director of Red Cross. 7th March 1990.
Happy residents of Lindsay Avenue, Valley View, after Enfield Council awarded them 1989 Best Street Award in the Garden Competition. (L to R) Wendy Chataway, Susan Chataway, Jill Grant, Hayley Grant, Ian Grant, Robyn Lemon. 21st February 1990.
Enfield S.E.S. Pieter Scott, from Ingle Farm, on the jump tower. 9 November 1988.
Trees For Life have taken Folland Park, Enfield, under their wing. Lee Marling (front), Carol Shields and Keith Seeary. 22 April 1992.
Enfield volunteer bus driver Sylvia McMillan of Ferryden Park at the wheel as Santa Claus. 19 December 1990.
Sports
Goodwood Oval Hockey, Forestville vs Enfield.
Heritage sites in Adelaide
A selection of photographs relating to heritage sites in Adelaide. See 'contents' for details of individual images. Also includes photocopied images with captions.
Mrs A.L. Cotton, Red Cross Aid
Red Cross aids assisting in the Enfield Council Chambers. At right Mrs A.L. Cotton, who, in 1974, was awarded a Distinguished Service Award.
Moore Road Machinery
Photograph of large earth moving machinery being inspected in Moore Road, Mount Gambier. MNR Enfield[?]. The man in the dark suit is Ken McPherson. The man in the light coloured suit at the far right is Albert Raymond (Ray) Griffiths, City Engineer of the Mt. Gambier Corporation.
'Broadview Methodist Church'
A side view of the Broadview Methodist Church, now Uniting Church, in the northern Adelaide suburb of Enfield.