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Unidentified Barton Vale girls

c. 1927, Photograph, B 78050

A group of four unidentified girls at the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home. They are wearing uniforms comprising striped dresses with belts.

Barton Vale girls

1927, Photograph, B 78051

Group portrait of unidentified girls at the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home.

Barton Vale girls

1927, Photograph, B 78052

Group portrait of unidentified girls at the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home.

Barton Vale girls at St Kilda Beach

1926, Photograph, B 78053

A group of grils from the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home, wearing swimming costumes and swimming at the St Kilda Beach, South Australia.

Girls from the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home, wearing uniforms comprising broad-brimmed hats, and pinafores over shirts and ties. The girls are lined up in pairs, ready to walk to the Salvation Army meeting in Balfour Street, Prospect, South Australia.

Girls at Barton Vale House

1925, Photograph, B 78055

Girls in the front garden of the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home.

Barton Vale Girls with Commissioner Horskins

1928, Photograph, B 78056

Barton Vale girls with Commissioner Julius Horskins and his wife May, at the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home.

Paddock at Barton Vale House

1927, Photograph, B 78058

View of horses and cows grazing in a paddock at the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home.

Two girls and a nurse at Barton Vale Girls' Home

1927, Photograph, B 78059

View of two unidentified girls and a nurse at the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home.

Barton Vale picnic at St Kilda beach

1926, Photograph, B 78060

Staff and girls from the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home enjoying a picnic at St Kilda beach, South Australia. Left to right: Sanders, Major Winifred Horsley (State Womens' Social Secretary), and Captain Anne White.

Staff at Barton Vale Girls' Home

1927, Photograph, B 78064

View of staff at the Salvation Army Barton Vale Girls' Home. Left to right: unknown; Captain Verity Marum; Captain Thelma Day.

Closure of SportF1rst (also known as Be A Sport) at Northpark Shopping Centre, Prospect

Kauschke, Adam, 2020, Photograph, B 78535/113

SportF1rst opened at Northpark Shopping Centre approximately September 2016. Although it sold a small range of sports apparel, it was conveniently located. SportF1rst decided to close as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. SportF1rst were a sponsor of Enfield Tennis Club (and probably other sporting clubs in the inner-northern suburbs).