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Adelaide City Council regalia
A photograph of regalia belonging to the Adelaide City Council comprising the Mayoral chain, cermonial mace [more complete than the mace appears to be in 2017], Adelaide Town Hall silver trowel, the George III sterling silver punch bowl, and a silver 'loving' cup.
Mr and Mrs Barr Smith
Robert Barr Smith with his wife Joanna (nee Elder) pictured at their Mount Barker home, 'Auchendarroch'.
Nash's Totalizer
Two views of equipment identified as 'Nash's Totalizer'.
Industrial School for the Blind
View of the rear of the Industrial School for the Blind at North Adelaide, showing the workshops and engine room.
St Matthew's Anglican Church, Kensington
Two views of St Matthew's Church of England Church at Kensington.
Congregational Church, Hindmarsh
View of the Congregational Church at Robert Street, Hindmarsh, also showing adjoining buildings.
Penfold's vineyards at Magill
Two views of Penfold's vineyards at Magill: the first showing rows of vines with buildings in the distance; the other showing workers picking the grapes.
Sir Charles Todd with his grandchildren
Sir Charles Todd pictured with his grandchildren. The three boys are (from left): William Lawrance Bragg, Robert Charles Bragg and Charles Hedley Todd; Alice Todd Masters is standing beside her grandfather's chair; and her sister, Mary Todd Masters, is seated on his lap.
Sir Charles Todd and others
Sir Charles Todd with a group of men, women and children, identified as 'portrait taken with Professor Bragg etc. at the Adelaide Observatory, 1906'. W.H. Bragg (with moustache) is standing second from left; it seems likely the woman seated in front of him is his wife Gwendoline (nee Todd); and the two teenage boys are their sons William Lawrance Bragg and Robert Charles Bragg.
Conrad's slaughter houses
Distant view of the buildings making up 'Conrad's slaughter houses' at Walkerville.
Advertisement for A. Simpson & Son
Copy of a photographic montage used as an advertisement for A. Simpson & Son, featuring six different images.
Premises of A. Simpson & Son
Two views of the A. Simpson & Son works as viewed from the Fire Brigade tower.
Methodist Ladies College, Wayville
Four views of the Methodist Ladies College at Wayville.
Royal Oak Hotel, Clarendon
View of the front facade of the Royal Oak Hotel at Clarendon, with people on both the ground and first floor verandahs; there is a white railing fence out front.
Junior Department at Prince Alfred College
Two (near identical) views of the front facade of the Junior Department at Prince Alfred College.
Public Library, Adelaide
View of the Public Library building on North Terrace (originally Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery). Part of the Institute Building can be seen on the left.
Haussen Brewery, Hindmarsh
Views of the Haussen Brewery in Hindmarsh.
Pennington Park, North Adelaide
View across Pennington Park east in North Adelaide.
Nunyara House, Belair
Distant view of Nunyara House at Belair, with two women on the grounds. [Nunyara Sanatorium was established in 1902 for the open-air treatment of consumption.]
Henry Scott's residence at Mount Lofty
View of Henry Scott's home at Mount Lofty.
Art Gallery under construction
View of the Art Gallery as it it nearing completion, taken looking north east from North Terrace.
Methodist Ladies' College, Wayville
Single storey buildings which formed part of the Methodist Ladies College, Park Terrace, Wayville. The College was founded in 1902 and moved to the present site on Greenhill Road, formerly the site of the Way College for Boys.
Excavations for the new Register building, Grenfell Street
Six views of the foundations and groundworks for the new Register building in Grenfell Street, Adelaide.
Wesleyan Church, Kent Town
View of the Wesleyan Church at Kent Town
Convalescent Home, Semaphore
Two view of the Convalescent Home at Semaphore.
Baptist Church, Norwood
View of the Baptist Church at Norwood.
Methodist Church, Port Adelaide
View of the Methodist Church at Port Adelaide.
Methodist Church, Port Adelaide
View of the Baptist School Hall at Norwood.
Taxidermists' room at the Museum
View of two South Australian Museum staff, J. Rau at left and O. Rau on the right, in the taxidermists' room working on a tiger in the basement of the Mortlock Building, (which is now called the Mortlock Wing.)
Two wheat samples
Picture of two heads of wheat identified as 'Medea No. 27, dark'.