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Lipson Institute
[General description] The new Institute at Lipson, near Tumby Bay. It was opened by Premier John Verran on 17th February, 1911. A horse-drawn barouche stands in front of the building whilst the driver talks to alighting passengers. Other well-dressed people stand near the door of the building.
Wedding at Lipson
Wedding at Lipson; the Bride was aged 72.
H. Lipson Hancock
Portrait of H(enry) Lipson Hancock, Superintendent of the Moonta Mines Sunday School.
![Lipson Cove and Lipson Island [cartographic material] /
sketched by T. Burr](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/18/59/2fd9-8858-5cd1-92f7-f2eda40cbee6.jpg)
Lipson Cove and Lipson Island [cartographic material] / sketched by T. Burr
This chart was sketched by Thomas Burr, with soundings by Thomas Lipson, Capt. R.N. Negative copy of original in the Public Record Office, London.
Captain Thomas Lipson
Watercolour portrait of Captain Thomas Lipson, first collector of customs, naval officer and harbor master of South Australia. This has been mounted in the centre of a board, with an anchor and flag motif (centre top), and a biographical timeline for Lipson on either side of the portrait.
Henry Lipson Hancock
Henry Lipson Hancock was General Manager of Wallaroo and Moonta Mining and Smelting Company Ltd. According to a researcher, Henry Hancock was the first landowner of the land which is now 215 Kensington Road, Kensington.
Fanny Lipson Finniss
Fanny Lipson Finniss, daughter of Boyle Travers Finniss first Premier of the Province of South Australia, It is claimed that Fanny Lipson Finniss (later Morgan) was the first non indigenous girl born in the colony. The date of birth is either 1 January 1837 or 31 December 1836. The photograph shows a pretty young girl with long dark hair plaited around her head, blessed with wide eyes and a clear complexion.
The Wenmouth Collection : Lipson Cove
Morning view of Lipson Cove just north of Tumby Bay on the Eyre Peninsula.
The Wenmouth Collection : Lipson Cove
Morning scene at Lipson Cove just north of Tumby Bay on the Eyre Peninsula.
The Wenmouth Collection : Lipson Cove
General view at Lipson Cove just north of Tumby Bay on the Eyre Peninsula.
Visitors outside the new Institute Hall at Lipson, South Australia
Visitors, two arriving by horse drawn carriage, outside the new Institute hall at Lipson in South Australia.
Charles Lipson of Willunga
PORTRAIT: Mr Charles Lipson of Willunga, born 6th September, 1854. He was Clerk of Willunga District Council; Sunday School Superintendent; Justice of the Peace; lay preacher; Captain of Lifeboat crew; local carpenter and undertaker.
The Institute building at Lipson, South Australia
The premises of the Institute building at Lipson, South Australia.
Morris store, Lipson
Photograph, taken on 21 September 1928, of a man standing with one foot on the running board of his car, outside the general store in Lipton.
Lipson's Cove
Glass plate negative labelled as 'Lipson's Cove' but newspaper report of the time suggests it maybe at Arno Bay.
Lipson Street, Port Adelaide
Corner of Lipson and Divett Streets, Port Adelaide. The National Bank is on the extreme left. It is the site of the original offices of the Port Adelaide Corporation, burnt down in the eighteen sixties.
James R. McColl's Shop, Lipson
James R. McColl's shop, Lipson Street, Port Adelaide.
Lipson Road, Tumby Bay
Lipson Road, Tumby Bay.
Lipson Road, Tumby Bay
Lipson Road, Tumby Bay.
Lipson road, Tumby Bay
Lipson road, Tumby Bay.
Captain Lipson's Headstone
Captain Lipson's Headstone in West Terrace Cemetery, died 1863.
Lipson Street, Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Lipson Street, looking south, showing street lamps and the Maritime Museum on the left.
Lipson Street, Port Adelaide
The sail-maker's shop of Henry Weman, and other buildings in Lipson Street, Port Adelaide.
![[Land transfer from Admiral Edward Hawker to his son George Charles Hawker]](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/f3/09/5535-7982-5dd2-b269-fd3ce84c048a.jpg)
[Land transfer from Admiral Edward Hawker to his son George Charles Hawker]
Land transfer from Admiral Edward Hawker to his son George Charles Hawker and Thomas Lipson, conveyance of one acre in Carrington Street near Hurtle Square for the sum of "ten pounds of lawful British money". The parchment has three seals across the bottom.
H.L. Hancock
H.L. Hancock, mine officer at Moonta Mines.
Kindergarten Department classroom - lesson story
Children working groups with class assistants, with a man (H. Lipson Hancock?) looking on.
Church, Crystal Brook
St Silas' Church of England. Interior view of decorations for flower service. The lamps showing were later installed in Church at Lipson.
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide, looking west from Lipson St towards the Customs House, down Lighthouse Lane.
S. A. Company's Reserve, McLaren Wharf
S. A. Company's Reserve, McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide. This building stands on the corner of Lipson Street and McLaren Parade. The photograph was taken in the late 1860s. This single storey red brick building has signs stating it houses Railway and General Carriers. A horse drawn wagon awaits loading.
Dunn's Mill, Port Adelaide
Dunn's Mill, Port Adelaide. This six storey steam flour mill was erected by John Dunn junior and was producing flour by 1866. It was burned down later that same year. Sabotage was suspected and the mill was rebuilt the following year and destoyed by fire again in 1887. Dunn eventually owned eleven steam mills. The mill in this photograph was situated between the Port Adelaide railway yard and Lipson Street.