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Wakefield Street, Adelaide
[General description] St. Stephen's Church was built in 1900 in the Gothic Revival style, the hall being added later in 1905. Both stone church buildings share a tall picket fence. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 296 / Wakefield Street, north side / May 25th 1911 / St. Stephen's Church / left side of church is 38 yards east of Pulteney Street, right side of church is 69 yards east of Pulteney Street'.
Angas Street
Angas Street, south side, 10th April 1942. West wall of the old Lutheran Church, demolished in 1946. For a note on the demolition of the chapel see B 10912. See B12341 for a view of the factory erected on this site in 1948.
Angas Street
Angas Street, south side, 10th April 1942 showing the old Lutheran Church. The chapel and the building in the foreground were demolished in June 1946 together with a tiny cottage hidden on the right of the photograph. The front of the Church, behind the left buildings, stood back 13 yards from Angas Street. The right side was 67 yards east of Regent Street. For factory erected on this site in 1948 see B 12341
Jeffcott Street corner of Ward Street
Jeffcott Street, 1894, frontage of college is 69.5 yards, frontage of small building on the right is 31 yards. John Whinham, the founder of Whinham College decided to start his own school beginning with one pupil. Whinham College, on the corner of Ward and Jeffcott Streets, North Adelaide, grew from this. Many well known South Australians were educated there. The building is now a Lutheran Seminary.
Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This large two storey stone building, complete with clock tower is situated on the corner of Jeffcott and Ward Streets. The photograph was probably taken around the time of the opening of the school in September 1882. A number of students and staff (and possibly student's families) are posing for the photographer on the footpath outside the walls of the school. [On back of photograph] 'A Sweet photograph (1882-86) of Whinham College, a prominent private school for 40 years / Previously the North Adelaide Grammar School it moved into this building in 1882 and closed in 1898 / It is now the Lutheran Immanuel Theological College'.
Hermannsburg
Aboriginal compounds at Hermannsburg.
Hermannsburg
Branding cattle at Hermannsburg.
Hermannsburg
Aboriginal boys at Hermannsburg, Central Australia.
Hermannsburg
Roping cattle, Hermannsburg.
Hermannsburg
Gifts at Hermannsburg.
Methodist Church, Thebarton
THEBARTON: The eastern side of the Methodist Church, George Street, showing a gate to the grounds and a sign advertising Aboriginal Lutheran Fellowship meetings which were held there in 1988.
J.G.L. and J.H.S. Heidenreich
PORTRAIT: J.G.L. and J.H.S. Heidenreich, brothers from Bethany. J.G.L. (right) became a miller, his brother a Lutheran Minister.
Christmas tree in a church at Bakara
BAKARA: Decorated Christmas tree by the altar in what may be a Lutheran Church at Bakara.
Members of a church choir
Members of a church choir, location unknown; denomination thought to be Lutheran associated with Pastor Juers.
Residence of the first Pastor at Swan Reach
SWAN REACH: The first Pastor's house near the crossroads; church services were held there before the church was built.
Children at Hermannsburg Mission
HERMANNSBURG: Aboriginal children described as 'Wee eyes' photographed on a play slide at Hermannsburg Mission, Northern Territory; names not known.
Children at Hermannsburg Mission
HERMANNSBURG: Aboriginal children photographed playing outside a building at Hermannsburg Mission, Northern Territory.
Attending church at Hermannsburg
HERMANNSBURG: Aboriginal adults and children waiting outside their church at Hermannsburg Mission for their Sunday morning service to begin.
After church at Hermannsburg Mission
HERMANNSBURG: Aboriginal adults and children standing together under gum trees after a Sunday morning church service at Hermannsburg Mission; a white visitor taking a photograph can be seen far left.
Eating house at Hermannsburg Mission
HERMANNSBURG: The premises of the communal eating house at Hermannsburg Mission, Northern Territory.
Cemetery at Hermannsburg Mission
HERMANNSBURG: Part of the cemetery at Hermannsburg Mission, Northern Territory.
Panorama of Adelaide : looking south-west
View looking south-west over the city. Bethlehem Lutheran Church (Flinders Street) and St Paul's Anglican Church (Pulteney Street) appear in the middle distance, with the now Maughan Uniting Church beyond them.
The Wenmouth Collection : Victoria Square
Floral exhibit in the shape of a Lutheran church in Victoria Square.
The stables, Frome Street
One of 8 photographs of the stables in Frome Street, Adelaide (B 69058/1 - B 69058/8). This photograph shows the left-hand stable and background building in its original state, located near the north-west corner of Frome and Flinders Streets, looking west (city acre 226/227). Spire in the background is Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Flinders Street. Photograph taken 17 July 1988.
Flinders Street, Adelaide
Looking west down Flinders Street from a position on the south side opposite Bethlehem Lutheran Church, with part of St. Paul's Anglican Church behind it.
Erecting a cross
Several men and a young boy erecting a memorial cross to commemorate the Lutheran Mission centenary. The photograph was taken on 16 May 1967.
Inscription on a cross
Inscription on a memorial cross at Etadunna commemorating the centenary of the Bethesda Lutheran Mission. The photograph was taken on 16 May 1967.
Grave of Herman Heinrich Vogelsang
Marble headstone on the grave of Herman Vogelsang who was a Pastor at Killalpaninna Mission. The inscription is in German with an explanation in English on a separate plaque. The photograph was taken in May 1967.
Photographs of Adelaide scenes
Collection of black and white photographic prints, taken by an unknown photographer. They cover localities in the Adelaide Hills, Adelaide street scenes, events and activities. Details of items are listed below.
