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Photographs of Simpson & Son products
Photographs of Simpson & Son products. See below for details.
Photographs of Alfred Moxon Simpson as a child, and family
Sepia studio photographs of Alfred Moxon Simpson, his mother Janet Doris Simpson (nee Hübbe), his brother Robert Allen [Bob] Simpson and maternal family members.
Adelaide Hospital
Interior and exterior views of the Adelaide Hospital. Notes on the inside cover : 'Royal Adelaide Hospital. The following photographs were taken in the year 1894 or 1895 soon after the new wing (Flinders and Light Wards) was opened as Female Medical Wards.' Notes on adjacent page : 'Royal Adelaide Hospital (1894-1895) : Resident Medical Officer - Dr R.H. Perks; Honorary Doctors Medical : Dr Joseph Verco, Dr Lendon, Dr Hayward; Surgical - Dr Poulton, Dr Giles, Dr Todd; Gynecological - Dr Way, Dr J.A.G. Hamilton; Opthalmic - Dr Symons. Superintendants of Nurses - Matron Banks (day), Matron McLeod (night). In charge of wards - 15 sisters - probationers in training 58. East year four first year doctors from University were in residence at the Hospital. In the year these photographs were taken they were Drs H.H. Russell, E.H. Russell, Fisher and Irwin. Housekeeper - Miss Jarvis. Assistant - Miss Conigrave.'
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The Old Colonists Banquet Group [mosaic]
Photographic mosaic (composite) bearing the inscription 'The Old Colonists Banquet Group: Duplicate of one Presented to E. Solomon Esq by H. Jones, Photographer for his liberality in giving the Banquet, Decr 1871'. This is one of at least three mosaics of photographic portraits created by Adelaide photographer Henry Jones to commemorate an Old Colonists' Banquet. The banquet was organised by merchant Emanuel Solomon at the Adelaide Town Hall on 28 December 1871 to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the founding of the colony of South Australia. The subtitle on this version states that it is a 'duplicate' of a mosaic presented to Solomon. In January 1872 Solomon placed advertisements in the Adelaide press inviting those men who had attended the banquet to have their portrait taken gratuitously at Jones' studio. A glass plate negative of a different version is held by the State Library of South Australia at PRG 631/3. It may represent the one presented to Solomon before his death in October 1873. This mosaic (B 47769) was owned by pastoralist Thomas Bowman who donated it, together with a companion mosaic of women colonists (B 19985), to the Public Library of South Australia in 1909. The mosaic contains 515 portraits. They are ostensibly arranged by the colonists' year of arrival in South Australia, from 1835 to 1840. It is evident that 71 portraits were added to the mosaic at leasat 15 years after its production and probably before it was donated to the Library: other photographers' work are included, portrait styles and photographic paper stocks differ significantly and some portraits show subjects many years older than they were in 1872. The placements of these later additions bear no relationship to the colonist's year of arrival. Also, about 56 of those depicted by Jones and among the additional portraits arrived in the colony after 1840 and 13 were born in South Australia. One of the additional portraits is the photographer Henry Jones, erroneously placed in the section for 1836 arrivals.
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The Old Colonists Banquet Group [mosaic]
A photographic copy of a mosaic of photographic portraits created by Adelaide photographer Henry Jones to commemorate an Old Colonists' Banquet organised by merchant Emanuel Solomon at the Adelaide Town Hall on 28 December 1871. The original mosaic is held by the State Library of South Australia at B 47769. B 7677 contains 507 men's portraits, eight less than B 47769. Several identical copies of B 7677 exist, suggesting that it was produced for sale. It was donated to the Public Library of South Australia by photographer Ernest Gall in 1938.
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Group of [women] Old Colonists [mosaic]
Photographic mosaic (composite)arranged by Adelaide photographer Henry Jones bearing the inscription 'Group of Old Colonists'. The majority of the women depicted arrived in South Australia, or were born there, between 1836 and 1840. In May 1872 Jones placed advertisements in the Adelaide press inviting 'lady old colonists' to attend his studio to have their portraits taken for 'a companion group' to the mosaic he has creating of men who attended the Old Colonists Banquet at the Adelaide Town Hall on 28 December 1871 (see B 47769). Women had been excluded from the banquet by its host Emanuel Solomon. Jones began photographing women in June 1872 and was still taking photographs for the mosaic in 1881, the year that the work was completed. The mosaic was later owned by pastoralist Thomas Bowman who donated it to the Public Library of South Australia in 1909. The mosaic contains 598 portraits arranged in roughly alphabetical order.
Five men releasing fingerling trout into the Gorge (Torrens River)
Photographs by Krischock Studios & Ernest Gall Studios, showing men releasing fingerlings into the Gorge at Torrens River, 1927. See CONTENTS for more information and details.
Photographs relating to Symon family
A selection of photographs relating to the Symon family and their home Manoah at Upper Sturt. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details. For a list of more photographs in series 13, do a NUMBER search on PRG 249/13.
Staff, premises and activities of G. Wood, Son & Co
A collection of photographs, mainly of the staff and premises of wholesale grocers G. Wood, Son & Co, but also three miscellaneous images. Images 13-17 is a set of 6 mounted images, labelled 'Broken Hill 1919'. See 'contents' for details of items.
Promotional poster
Poster advertising A. Simpson & Son Adelaide featuring images of the original factory in Gawler Place (1857), Freeman Street Factory, Wakefield Street Works, Gawler Place Warehouse and Factory, and Pirie Street frontage, along with a photograph of a banker's safe. Composed by Ernest Gall, Photo-Illustrator, 11 Alma Chambers.
Alfred Allen Simpson family related photographs and portraits
Photographs and portraits relating to Alfred Allen Simpson