Magill

Joseph Mercers School, Magill

c. 1880, Photograph, B 12753

Mr. Joseph Mercer's School, situated in Ellis Street, at the corner of Pepper Street, Magill. Photograph taken on the north side of the school. Mr. Joseph Mercer and Miss Emma Andrewartha on right. Misses Mary and Jane Mercer on the left. Back row, left to right: Mary Strawbridge; Ellen Greet; Elizabeth Goold; Hettie Yeatman; Annie Barclay; Lucy Turbill, Harriet Burdett; Nellie Jury; Joseph Piercy; George Bricknell; William Bartlett, Ted Garry; Jesse Greenham; Herbert Horsnell; Charles Horsnell; George Foreman; William Bow. Fourth row: Bertha Allmond; ? ;? ; May Gash; ? ; Abigail Piercy; Ettie Martin; Alice Jacobs; Jack Burdett; Dick Boyce; Richard Piercy; Walter Cotterell; ? ; Thomas Bromley; Fred Donovan; ? . Third row: Boyce; ? ; Charlotte Willis; Agnes Yeatman; ? ; Elizabeth Masters; Medora Beasley; Gretchen Hanold; Frank Bennett; Charles Higgins; William Bennett; Fred Gillard; ? ; Leonard Boyce; ? ; George Smith; William Martin. Information supplied by Mr & Mrs Bennetts. Note on the back of the phototograph says "Public School Magill (Scholars and Staff in foreground) c.1880"

Magill Methodist Church

c. 1920, Photograph, SRG 4/58/23/2

Partial view of the interior of the Methodist Church at Magill showing the original pipe organ which was replaced in 1924, and the pulpit which was removed in 1974.

World's End Hotel, Magill

c. 1884, Photograph, B 9717

World's End Hotel, Magill on the corner of Magill Road and Pepper Street. At the time of this photograph the proprietor was SW Neville and he held this position during 1885. The two storey bluestone building has a small balcony above the front entrance. A hitching post and water trough stand outside the hotel.

Magill Baptist Church

1965, Photograph, B 45635

Magill Baptist Church, founded 1865.

Murray Park, Magill

c. 1920, Photograph, B 62853

MAGILL: A property known as Murray Park at Magill, South Australia.

Woodforde House, Magill

c. 1920, Photograph, B 62871

MAGILL: Distant view of Woodforde House at Magill, fruit trees forming part of a new orchard can be seen in the foreground.

St George's Church, Magill

1910, Photograph, B 53940

MAGILL: St. George's Church.

Magill Methodist Church

c. 1954, Photograph, SRG 4/58/23/1

Premises of the Methodist Church at Magill, South Australia.

Tower Hotel, Magill

1940, Photograph, PRG 1561/5/1/23

Looking down St. Bernards Road towards the Tower Hotel, Magill. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.

Series 108: Aerial photographs of Penfolds Winery at Magill and Nuriootpa

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1930, Photograph, BRG 397/2/108

Aerial views of Penfolds Winery buldings and vineyards at Magill and Nuriootpa during the 1930s.

"Murray Park" house and Wadmore's shop in Magill

c. 1903, Photograph, PRG 259/102/1-3

Photographs of "Murray Park", the house owned by Alexander Bothwick Murray in Magill and of his carriage passing Wadmore's shop, also in Magill. See 'contents' for details of items.

Sweet, Samuel White, c. 1880, Photograph, B 13764

Panoramic view at Magill showing the Magill Industrial School and Orphanage at the left in the background. The government bought over 100 acres from the Woodforde Estate in the 1850's. Children were admitted until the end of 1869. The building is of Italian Gothic style and from 1869 was used as a receiving home for state children. The photograph shows orchards and gardens growing on the hillside at Magill

Reverend George Hogben, Baptist minister at Magill

1891, Photograph, B 59524

MAGILL: The Rev. George Hogben, Baptist minister driving his horse drawn vehicle outside the Baptist manse.

Rainbow window design of a group of shops in Magill

c. 1950, Photograph, B 60648

Rainbow window design of a group of shops in Magill. A researcher believes this to be at 381 Magill Rd, St Morris, as they understand that Gogler's Shoes used to be in one or two of these shops.

Magill Methodist Church

c. 1920, Photograph, B 62854

MAGILL: Premises of the Methodist Church at Magill, South Australia.

Orphanage, Magill

c. 1927, Photograph, B 4505

[General description] Boys and staff (including two Methodist Ministers) pose in front of the Magill orphanage building. It is a large one storey building in the Federation style which appears to be situated in open countryside. [On back of photograph] '"Observer", Oct. 29, 1927 (Reproduced in) / Methodist Orphan House, Magill / Oct. 1927'.

Penfold's Winery, Magill

c. 1917, Photograph, B 11567

Penfold's winery and vineyards, Magill was established in 1844 by Christopher and Mary Rawson Penfold. They brought vine cuttings from England and France to plant on land in the village of Magill. The photograph taken in approximately 1917 shows the buildings of the winery surrounded by vineyards and empty fields. One house can be seen near the end of the driveway to the winery. The empty grasslands stretch down to the inner suburbs of Adelaide