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Adelaide views album
Album of photographs of Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, many of them taken by Samuel Sweet (images 1-80). Images 81-82 of Ceylon, nos. 83-95 of Malta, 96-101 of Windsor Castle and St George's Chapel, Windsor, 102-103 of Oxford, and 104-107 of English coastal town/s. Items 108-111 (loose in back of album) are prints from clasical scenes. Attribution for the photographs are as follows: images 1-50, 73 are by Sweet; images 77-79, and possibly 80 are by Charles Bayliss. Overseas scenes (images 81-111) have not been copied.
Photograph album
Photograph album with embossed leather binding, of carte-de-visites, cabinet prints, tintypes and black and white prints (some tinted), of the Ford Family of Burra. The title page has 'Album' and the inscription in pencil, 'Mrs Ben Lock'. Photographers and photographic companies are noted in brackets, where known.
Views of South Australia
Album of views by Capt. Sweet of South Australia including Adelaide, North Adelaide, Glenelg, Port Adelaide, Norton Summit, Clarendon, Farina and the Botanic Gardens. See 'contents' for more details.
People associated with the City of Adelaide
'City People B': a collection of photographs of people associated with the City of Adelaide whose surnames start with 'B'. In addition to the photographs it also includes a number of photocopied pages with additional photos and the captions which were used with the images. A selection have been digitised and may be viewed online (do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on B 71859); the rest may requested and viewed in the Reading Room.
Wellington Inn, Adelaide
View of Heinrich Jahn's Wellington Inn, situated on the north side of Currie Street and west corner of Leigh Street. There are three men standing in the doorway of the hotel, flower boxes in some of the upstairs windows, and the premises of businesses along the western side of Leigh Street can be seen in the background. [Jahn was licensee of the hotel between 1867-1873.]
Views in South Australia : album
Album of views in and around Adelaide, including North Adelaide, Morialta, Waterfall Gully, Norton Summit. Photographs of several historic houses, Montefiore, Fairfield, Springbrook and Collingrove, cattle and prize winning sheep are included. Some photographs are attributable to photographers, Samuel White Sweet, Townsend Duryea and H. Davis. Some of the photographs are duplicated elsewhere in the Pictorial Collection.
Adelaide Treasures
A selection of photographs relating to Adelaide Treasures. See 'contents' for details of individual images. [An additional image of the 'old Cabinet Room - used by the premier and is cabinet from 1876-1968 in the old Treasury Building' can be requested for viewing.]
Album presented to the Revd A.G. Rawstorne
Volume 1 of two large photographic albums presented 'to the Reverend A. G. Rawstorne, M.A. / in memory of his three years of busy work / and bright useful life / in / South Australia / with much affection and gratitude / from / the Bishop and Mrs Kennion. / Bishop's Court / N. Adelaide / Jan. 11th 1886. / My pulses therefore beat again / for other friends that once I met / nor can it suit me to forget / the mighty hopes that makes us men. / Tennyson. In mem. cant.85'. The album contains 111 Sweet photographs, each with a brief caption. [Individual photos from the album can also be viewed by doing an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on SRG 94/2/13. The second volume can be found at SRG 94/2/14.]
Album of photos of the Prince of Wales' visit, St Peter's Cathedral and Adelaide
An album containing images of the Prince of Wales' visit to Adelaide in 1920, together with views of St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide.
Parkland Ranger's Cottage
Cottage on South bank of Torrens, near Morphett Street, residence of W.H. Campbell the Parklands Ranger. Cottage situated on the south bank of the River Torrens, a few yards west of Morphett Street Bridge. The cottage was demolished about 1910. Note on the back of the photograph states "Cottage on south bank of Torrens near Morphett Street. Identified by Mrs FC Finney as the residence of WH Campbell, Park Lands Ranger. Cottage situated on the south bank of the Torrens, a few yards west of Morphett Street Bridge. Mrs Finney is a step daughter of WH Campbell and lived in the house in the eighteen nineties. For exact site see C 271. Photographed about 1905. According to Mr E Brown, hairdresser of Hindley Street. The cottage was demolished about 1910" The photograph shows a whitewashed cottage with an iron roof surrounded by a well established garden of fruit trees, flowers and shrubs.
Parkland Ranger's Cottage
Cottage on South Bank of Torrens, near Morphett Street, residence of W.H. Campbell the Parklands Ranger. Cottage situated on the south bank of the River Torrens, a few yards west of Morphett Street Bridge. The cottage was demolished about 1910. The cottage on the south bank of Torrens near Morphett Street was identified by Mrs FC Finney as the residence of WH Campbell, Park Lands Ranger. Cottage situated on the south bank of the Torrens, a few yards west of Morphett Street Bridge. Mrs Finney is a step daughter of WH Campbell and lived in the house in the eighteen nineties. For exact site see C 271. Photographed about 1905. According to Mr E Brown, hairdresser of Hindley Street. The cottage was demolished about 1910. The photograph shows a whitewashed cottage with an iron roof surrounded by a well established garden of fruit trees, flowers, shrubs and a picket fence.
King William Street
King William Street looking south from the intersection of Hindley Sttreet and Rundle Street in 1895. Many horse drawn carriages are travelling in King William Street and pedestrians are crossing the road. The twin towers on the Town Hall and Post Office can be seen in the distance
Angas Street, Adelaide
Angas Street, Adelaide, on the east corner of Queen Street: a house thought to have been used by either Colonel Light or Captain Sturt as a city office which was transferred from its original site on the corner of Hindley and Morphett Streets. Old shingle roof replaced by iron. Demolished between 1918 and 1923.
Views of Adelaide, Victor Harbor region and Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula : photograph album
Photograph album containing views of sporting events and farming at Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula, Glenelg and beach, scenes on the South Coast including Granite Island, Middleton, Chiton Beach, Port Elliot. The following photographs have not been digitised: PRG 1605/4/3 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/61); PRG 1605/4/51 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/23); PRG 1605/4/53 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/16); PRG 1605/4/58 (another copy in PRG 1605/1/26); PRG 1605/4/52 (uncropped version is at PRG 1605/4/65); PRG 1605/4/69 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/17)
People : H surnames
Photographs of South Australian identities photographed by Messenger Press, with surnames starting with 'H'.
Auto Wrecking Company yard
Four photographs of the Auto Wreckers Company yard on Morphett Street.
Scenes around Adelaide
Photographs of North Terrace, King William Street and Semaphore, from the collection of William Tate.
Series 024: City aerial views
Aerial views of Adelaide showing various features, including the Parade Ground, Government House, Railway Station, Parliament House and Institute Building.
Early views of Adelaide
A collection of photographic prints of lithographs appearing in early South Australian publications. They appear to have been collected together for the purpose of further publication.
'Pepys Show Project' photographs
The 'Pepys Show Project' is a series of casual shots taken by John Hinds to record the happenings at 1986 Festival Events. Names, dates and places are recorded on printed cards for posterity. Photographs containing John Hinds were taken by David Morgan. Hinds describes the shots, "overall it is a joyous and nostalgic time capsule of people and dress".
Residence, Brighton
Stately residence of Hon J. Hodgkiss, Hove with two women riding sidesaddle near the front entrance. John Hodgkiss (1820-1897) was a businessman and a politician in the early days of the Colony of South Australia. After arriving from England in 1849 he owned businesses in Hindley Street and Rundle Street. He died at his residence, Lawn House, at Brighton. In 1862 he planted river red gums along the driveway to the residence, Frank Hayward House. The house was built in 1860. Minda purchased the property from Hodgkiss' niece and moved in there in 1911. The photograph shows a large two storey brick house with quoins, shutters on all six upper floor windows. A painted striped verandah runs along the front of the house and meets at the portico over the front entrance. The formal gardens are lined with low hedges which divide the geometric flower-filled garden beds.
General Post Office, Adelaide
Lithograph of the General Post Office, Adelaide, published by D. Culley, carver & gilder, Hindley Street. Printed by Penman & Gailbraith, lithographic printers, in Pirie Street.
John Hodgkiss
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of John Hodgkiss in three quarter view. He immigrated to Australia in 1849 and opened a drapery, 'Farmer & Hodgkiss' in Hindley Street, later moving the business to 28 Rundle Street when Farmer returned to England. It was later sold to Marshall & Co. He was elected to the Legislative Council in 1866, serving until 1872. He was re-elected in 1878, retiring in 1884 due to declining health.
James Marshall
James Waddell Marshall - draper, importer, furniture merchant, benefactor and business executive. After arriving in South Australia and marrying Annie Walters he dropped the name Waddell. With fellow assistant William Taylor they set up a store in Hindley Street. Later they bought another business in Rundle Street (Marshall's) which grew to be the largest of its kind in South Australia. He served on numerous boards and later lived with his second wife at Unley Park
Sir William Morgan
Sir William Morgan, Premier, gold miner, free trade politician, produce merchant and wholesaler. He arrived in SA in 1849, worked on the land then went to the Victorian gold diggings. He established a wholesale and retail grocery shop in Hindley Street and later Currie Street. He entered politics in 1867, was Premier in 1878. He was far-seeing, imaginative and energetic. He was a self-made man with liberal opinions and was an excellent speaker.
John Stuart Sanders
Portrait of John Stuart Sanders.
William Williams
[General description] This portrait shows Mr. W. Williams with straight dark hair, a light coloured vest and bow tie. [Caption on photograph] 'W.Williams / Arrived in the Signet (sic) 11th September 1836 and at Government Iron Stores Montefiore Hill' [On back of photograph] 'William Williams / Deputy Colonial Storekeeper'.
Fire Brigade Motor Unit
Fire Brigade Motor unit crossing the intersection of Rundle and Hindley Streets during a test run on July 6, 1937. The South Australian Fire Brigade was formed in 1860 and operated from the Wakefield Street headquarters from 1892.
Dr Clindening's residence, North Terrace
The residence of Dr William Talbot Clindening on North Terrace. Born in Belfast, Ireland on 6 January 1825, Dr Clindening arrived in South Australia aboard the 'Gipsy' in 1853. He practised medicine at Middleton, Mt Gambier and Kapunda prior to settling in Adelaide. The right side of house is 79 yards east of Morphett Street. See B 7379 for the building erected on this site in 1937. Behind the house Mrs F. Worley's Boarding House on Hindley Street can be seen. The Horsell family ran a boarding house on the left hand side of the building from 1878 and then took over the whole building in 1884 when Dr Clindening closed his practice there. [Information supplied by a family descendant.
Exchange Hotel
Exchange Hotel, Hindley Street north side. March 21 1927. Site of hotel: east corner of Gresham Street, frontage: 17 yards.