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Jamestown Hospital
[General description] Two men pose in front of a rambling stone house, the premises of the Jamestown Hospital. The building appears to have been enlarged recently as the stonework appears different on the rear section of its side wall. [On back of photograph] 'Jamestown Hospital / Before 1927'.
Jamestown
View of Jamestown showing the Commercial Hotel on the right and the Globe Hotel on the left. Jamestown was named after Sir James Fergusson, the Governor of South Australia when the town was surveyed in 1871. Its streets are all named for towns in his native Scotland. The Commercial Hotel existed from approximately 1879. The Globe Hotel, also known as Belalie Hotel, existed from 1879
Methodist Church, Jamestown
[General description] Set amongst gum trees, this (probably) sandstone Methodist Church building features twin front doors with pointed archways. A family group poses in front of its white picket fence which has a large lantern suspended over its gateway. [On back of photograph] 'Methodist Church, Jamestown / Before 1927'.
Methodist Church, Jamestown
Methodist Church, Jamestown is a sandstone building featuring twin front doors and pointed archways.
Railway Hotel, Jamestown
Railway Hotel, Jamestown existed ffrom 1881 and stands in Alexandra Terrace. At the time of the photograph the proprietor was William W Jones. He held this position from 1889-1891. the two storey stone hotel has a return verandah. A drinking trough and hitching posts stand outside the building.
Globe Hotel, Jamestown
Globe Hotel, Jamestown : W.H.Rogers, Licensee. the Globe Hotel was also known as Belalie Hotel. It existed from 1879 - 1984. The photograph shows the Royal Mail carriage outside the hotel with several men watching the proceedings
Commercial Hotel, Jamestown
Commercial Hotel, Jamestown.
St. James, Jamestown
St. James the Great, Church of England, Jamestown.
Church, Jamestown
Lutheran Church at Jamestown.
Jamestown Lacrosse Team
Members of the Jamestown Lacrosse Team.
Alter at St James Church, Jamestown
The high alter in St James' Church of England church at Jamestown.
Cordial labels
Three coloured label for lemon, rasperry and pineapple flavoured cordials manufactured by the Jamestown Butter & Trading Co.
Views of Jamestown
A collection of images of Jamestown (also includes Belalie).
Cherry cider label
A coloured label for 'Cherry Cider' manufactured by the Jamestown Butter & Trading Co.
Tonic ale label
A coloured label for 'XXX Tonic Ale, non alcoholic' manufactured by the Jamestown Butter & Trading Co.
Hop beer label
A coloured label for 'XXX Hop Beer, non alcoholic' manufactured by the Jamestown Butter & Trading Co.
Strawberry cream soda label
A coloured label for 'Strawberry Cream Soda' manufactured by the Jamestown Butter & Trading Co.
Grape fruit drink label
A coloured label for 'Grape Fruit' drink manufactured by the Jamestown Butter & Trading Co.
Court House, Jamestown
[General description] Three men, probably officials, pose in front of the Court House at Jamestown. This stone building has a paling fence and is set amongst eucalypts. In front of it is a large utility pole. [On back of photograph] 'Court House and Post Office / Jamestown / Before 1927'.
Foundation Stone Ceremony
Laying of the foundation stone of the Jamestown Hospital. By the turn of the century Jamestown had a hospital, primary school, secondary agriculture school, flour mill and stock selling yards. The cottage hospital was owned by Dr JA Cockburn in Clifton Road. It was used until 1884 when the government built its own.
Turpin's Orchestra from Jamestown
JAMESTOWN: Members of Turpin's Orchestra from Jamestown. Back row: Peter Lynch, centre; J. Darragh (cornet). Front row: Inglis; Berridge; Turpin; Lance Corporal Stanley Haskard; B.T. Evans. The photograph was taken on the occasion of Lance Corporal Haskard's farewell.
Group of people, Jamestown
Three women and one man lined up for a photograph, Jamestown.
Group of people, Jamestown
Group of men and women lined up for the photograph, Jamestown, including two dogs.
People on a golf course, Jamestown
Dolly McKnight with Dr. and Mrs. Swann on a golf course in Jamestown. They are well dressed and holding golf clubs.
Motorcyclists, Ayr Street, Jamestown
Motorcyclists at Jamestown. A report in 'The Agriculturalist & Review' 30 May 1924, page 2 reports; Motor cycle club formed at Jamestown. M.S. McLeod was elected the first club President. The opening run was fixed for 9 June to Wirrabara, starting from M.S. McLeod's Cycle and Motor store, Ayr Street, visible on the right of this picture. Other shops include H.L. Berridge (Jeweller), J.C. Skurry - Skurray's (Bootmaker) and Adelaide Tailor.
Cottage, Jamestown
The home of Mrs. Baynes at Jamestown. Note the sun bonnets the women are wearing.
Centenary celebrations, Jamestown
Parade led by a Pipe Band to mark the Jamestown centenary. The Belalie Hotel, Ayr Street, is in the background.
Centenary celebrations, Jamestown
Parade led by a Pipe Band to mark the Jamestown centenary. The Belalie Hotel, Ayr Street, is in the background.
Bridge, Jamestown
Road and bridge in Jamestown.
Woman in a car with a baby, Jamestown
Dolly McKnight in a car with a baby in Jamestown.