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Curtained off classrooms
View of classrooms partitioned off by curtains under the galleries seen in PRG 1185/7/36.
Senior Department - lesson period
A group of young men, identified as Senior Department students, studying maps. See also PRG 1185/7/39.
Senior Department - expression work
A group of young men, identified as Senior Department students, engaged in expression work. See also PRG 1185/7/38.
Senior Department - graphic work examples
Examples of graphic completed by Senior Department students.
Members of the No. 1 Adult Class
A group of adults, mainly women, identified as members of the Moonta Mines Methodist Sunday School No.1 Adult Class.
Members of the Home Department
A group of adults, mainly women, identified as members of the Moonta Mines Methodist Sunday School Home Department.
Members of the Home Department Committee
A group of adults, mainly men, identified as members of the Moonta Mines Methodist Sunday School Home Department Committee.
Sunday School Bible Class
A group of men, identified as members of the Moonta Mines Methodist Sunday School Sunday Morning Bible Class.
Moonta Mines Sunday School anniversary activities
View of the anniversary festivities on the recreation ground, 13 April 1914. Consist of children playing on swings behind a crowd.
Moonta Mines Sunday School Mothers' meeting
A group of women, some men and toddlers in a courtyard at the Moonta Mines Methodist Sunday School, identified as 'Mothers' meeting. Baptismal service'.
Mothers' Meeting Committee
Members of the Mothers' Meeting Committee, pictured at a large table at one end of a hall.
Attendance barometer for six months
Photograph of a framed chart labelled 'Attendance barometer for six months'. The chart allows for weekly attendance figures for the months July to December to be entered.
Star chart
Photograph of a framed chart labelled 'Star chart' with stars awarded to different classes and departments for the months July to September.
Moonta
View over the town of 'Moonta Mines showing Church and Sunday School'.
Members of the No.1 Girls' Class
A group of women being instructed by two men. See also PRG 1185/7/52.
Members of the No.1 Girls' Class
A group of women being instructed by two men. See also PRG 1185/7/51.
The S.A. Central War Loan Committee
Members of the S.A. Central War Loan Committee standing on the steps of the 'Bank of Thrift', a pavilion erected outside the gates of Government House in Adelaide which was used as a venue for fund raising purposes during World War I. Caption from a more original copy [located in PRG 310/1/7] reads: 'The S.A. Central War Loan Committee. Who conducted the State's Seventh War Loan Campaign, 1918, with such successful results. Front row (reading from left to right) - Messrs A.J. Roberts, O.B.E., A.H. Fearon, T.B. Harrington, Inspector M.B. Young (Commonwealth Bank), His Worship the Mayor (Mr. C.R.J. Glover, Chairman), W. Lowe, W.B. Carr, H.P.H. Myers. Second row - Messrs M.M. Maughan, F.W. Vasey, A. Liddell, J.K. Samuel, G. Brookman, E.A. Allnutt, H.B. Thompson, J.A. Harper. back row - Messrs A.L. Langsford (Organising Secretary) and W.A. Robyns (Publicity Officer). Mr. H. Lipson Hancock (absent).
Photograph album of James Ramsay McColl
Studio portraits relating to the McColl Family, including examples of the work of a number of Adelaide and Melbourne photographic studios. The photographer is noted in brackets where this is known. The photographs show elegant dress styles and hair styles for men, women and children in the late nineteenth century in Adelaide and Melbourne, as well as Scotland.
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[Plan of McLaren Wharf] [cartographic material]
Plan of McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide between Port Road, Divett and Lipson Streets, showing McLaren and Giles warehouses and property owned by Beck and Levi, J. Malin and James Grosse. No scale shown but some property dimensions indicated. Ink with watercolour wash on paper, ink notation. Stamped 17.2.[18]54. (Original on same sheet as plan 12a).
Arts and Crafts : Artists
Local artist Jan Shone with what she does best, on exhibition at Lipson Street Sail Store. 1989.
Port Adelaide building
View of a building on the corner of Lipson and Divett Streets. 'R. Fricker & Co. Pty Ltd' is written near the top of the building. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Smith, Channon & Co. building, Port Adelaide
The offices of Smith, Channon & Co. at Lipson Street, Port Adelaide, Customs, Shipping & Commission Agents, Bonded & Free Stores, which stood until 1963 opposite the Dock Railway Station. These premises were originally owned by Philip Santa Co., Merchants and shipping agents (James Smith, Manager), and acquired by Smith Channon & Co. about 1887. It was sold to J. Gadsden, bag merchant, and the company moved to one of Blacker's buildings in St. Vincent Street, formerly occupied by J. Rawlings & Son, and then by M. Donaghy & Son. In front of the building are Herbert Marshall, J.W. Channon, Frank Pickhaver, and John Turnbull. Vernon Smith was abroad at the time, and troops were passing through Port Adelaide to the Boer War. J.G. Brooks is on the firm's trolley, holding the horse 'Bully'. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/26.
Tea load, Port Adelaide
Record load of tea being pulled by horses which were loaded with 75 six foot cases, in front of Smith Channon's at Lipson Street, Port Adelaide. Each case contained about 140 pounds of tea. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/26.
Drawing of a historic stone building
Pencil drawing on paper depicting a large historic stone building, using line and texture blocking. An attached caption at the bottom right reads 'Edmund Schaedel, 14 years of age, 1896'.
Drawing of a river scene with buildings
Pencil drawing on paper using line, tone and texture blocking. The work depicts a scene of historic stone buildings set along a river, with a man in a small boat rounding a bend and two men fishing from the bank. The caption at the bottom right reads 'Edmund Schaedel, 13 years of age, 4th Class'.
Port Admiral Hotel during renovation work
Outside view of the Port Admiral Hotel, located at 55 Commercial Road, on the corner of St. Vincent Street and Commercial Road, Port Adelaide. Renovation work is taking place on the building, the verandah has been removed and cyclone fencing has been put up. Signs on the fencing provide historical background to the hotel. The middle banner advertises a weekend Vintage Festival on Lipson Street. This part of the building faces the intersection of the two roads, with Commercial Road to the left of the photo. The building to the right of the hotel was once occupied by William Russell Pty. Ltd., sailmaker and ship chandler, but appears to now be used for office spaces.
Train on bridge over Commercial Street, Port Adelaide
An Australian Railroad Group train crossing the bridge over Commercial Street, Port Adelaide, viewed from Lipson St. The train is carting stone for Penrice Soda ash plant, Osborne. The bridge is now used only for passenger trains and has been upgraded from steel support to concrete.
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enlarged from Flinders by T. Burr](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/94/f0/caa0-c7b7-5032-bb87-45092591b8a9.jpg)
Chart of Thorny Passage [cartographic material] / enlarged from Flinders by T. Burr
This chart is an enlargement from a chart by Matthew Flinders by Thomas Burr with soundings by Thomas Lipson, Capt. R.N. Includes notes for safest passage. Negative copy of original in the Public Record Office, London.
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Port Adelaide wharves and water frontages [cartographic material]
Maps of Port Adelaide. Enlargement A, and enlargement B, show Port River sectioned into Port Reach, Gawler Reach and Hindmarsh Reach. Plan C. shows coastline from Pt. Malcolm to St. Kilda, Light's Passage, Lipson Reach, Torrens Island and Garden Island. Gives section numbers and lot numbers for Port Adelaide, Birkenhead, Sandwell, Semaphore and Largs; names of companies occupying river frontage areas; also shows railways, reserves, schools. "The dark green line marks the Boundary of Properties which the President of the Marine Board recommends should be purchased."