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Couple, Jamestown
A portrait photograph of a couple in Jamestown.
House, Jamestown
A house in Jamestown with a couple of women and a small child out the front.
Lady with a small child, Jamestown
A lady holding a small child in Jamestown.
Two women with a small child, Jamestown
Two women with a small child in Jamestown.
View of Jamestown
View of Jamestown, looking from a bridge.
Public School, Jamestown
Children working at their garden plots near the Public School at Jamestown. Reproduced in the 'Observer', April 11th, 1925. These sun-smart children are all wearing hats and long sleeves.
Ayr Street, Jamestown
[General description] A view of Ayr Street showing the premises of a chaff and grain merchant on the left and other town buildings receding into the distance. Gum trees line the centre of the road. On the right is a sign reminding horse riders and drivers to 'walk round corners'. [On back of photograph] 'Jamestown / probably about 1905'.
Institute, Jamestown
Institute, Jamestown. Jamestown was proclaimed in 1871. By 1881 the town had a post office, court house, police station, Institute, street lighting, schools, railway station, two banks, flour mill, butcher, baker, churches, stores, newspaper, brewery, hospital, blacksmith, coach building factory, District Council and many hotels.
War Memorial, Jamestown
Soldier's Memorial, Jamestown. The Arch is flanked by four marble pillars surmounted by a white marble centre arch with the insignia of the Australian Military Forces at the centre. Two wrought iron entry gates sit between the pillars. A local family named Mara sacrificed four sons from their six to World War One. Jamestown recognized this amazing contribution by a memorial inscription on the stain glass window in the Anglican Church and also with inscriptions on the Arch of Remembrance in the public gardens.
Floods, Jamestown
Flood scene at Laura, Jamestown. The Belalie Creek running through Jamestown flooded in 1941 and two bridges were swept away. The town centre was inundated by a metre of water.
Floods, Jamestown
Floods at Laura, Jamestown showing a broken bridge on the Jamestown Road. The railings were washed away and the piers undermined by the raging flood water. Reeds and other debris can be seen hanging from the bridge in the aftermath of the deluge.
Ayr Street, Jamestown
General view of Jamestown looking west, showing Ayr Street.
Jamestown school children
Jamestown school children.
Jamestown
General view of the main street at Jamestown.
Jamestown
General view of the main street at Jamestown.
Jamestown
General view of the main street of Jamestown.
Jamestown
General view of the main street at Jamestown, looking west along the northern side of Ayr Street from Blantyre corner.
Jamestown
General view of the main street at Jamestown.
Steam engines at Jamestown railway station
A 'W' class locomotive on the left (similar, but smaller than a 'Y' class and built by Beyer, Peacock & Co. of Manchester), and a 'U' class locomotive (also built by Beyer, Peacock & Co.) on a passenger train on the right at Jamestown Railway Station. The wooden structure in right of picture was destroyed by fire.
Motorcyclists, Jamestown
A group of motorcyclists at Jamestown.
Chaff Mill, Jamestown
Chaff Mill workers at Jamestown; three children and a dog join in the picture.
Fire station, Jamestown
Fire station, appliance and crew at Jamestown.
Main street of Jamestown
JAMESTOWN: General view of the main street in Jamestown, South Australia, 19 September 1938.
Main street in Jamestown
JAMESTOWN: General view of the main street in Jamestown, South Australia, 19 September 1938.
The White family of Jamestown
9 of 11 White siblings gathered for the Jamestown celebration of the state centenary in October 1936. Standing from left: Bill (William Walter), Ett (Ethel May, Mrs Charles Lewis), Jack (John), Annie (Mrs James Morton), Reg (Reginald James), and Doris (Mrs Albert Rosser). Seated from left: Dizzer (Eliza, Mrs Thomas Fuller), Nell (Ellen Jane, Mrs John Cundy), and Maggie (Margaret, Mrs William Cremer).
Centenary celebrations, Jamestown
Parade to mark the Jamestown centenary. The Commercial Hotel, Ayr Street, is in the background.
Commercial Hotel Jamestown
JAMESTOWN: Premises of the Commercial Hotel at 35 Ayr Street, Jamestown.
Jamestown Post Office
JAMESTOWN: Jamestown Post Office.
Jamestown Railway Station
JAMESTOWN: People waiting at the Jamestown Railway Station.
Women of Glen Providence, Jamestown
Photograph of three women sitting outside a stone building, identified as '"The Glen folk"', assumed to be women living at Glen Providence, Jamestown.