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Magill Baptist Church

Tims, E. G., c. 1878, Photograph, B 59520

MAGILL: Baptist Church.

Magill Baptist Church meeting room

Walker, Gordon, 1891, Photograph, B 59523

MAGILL: The meeting room attached to the Baptist Church, an interior view showing small tables laid with light refreshments and flowers; possibly a festival celebration.

Tower Hotel, Magill

McGill, Barrie, c. 1990, Photograph, SRG 806/2/9

View of the Tower Hotel, Magill, from which the 1854 Tower Club derived its name, and which provided the Club with its main venue.

Boys of the Magill fife and drum band

Smith, W. S., 1922, Photograph, PRG 280/1/33/45

Boys of the Magill fife and drum band photographed dressed in uniform and holding their musical instruments in a group around a young woman; names not known.

Vineyards at Auldana, Magill, near Adelaide

1910, Photograph, PRG 280/1/43/342

Vineyards at Auldana winery at Magill, near Adelaide.

Penfold's vineyards at Magill

Gall, Ernest, 1894, Photograph, PRG 631/2/327-328

Two views of Penfold's vineyards at Magill: the first showing rows of vines with buildings in the distance; the other showing workers picking the grapes.

Series 011a: Aerial photographs of Penfolds Winery at Magill and Nuriootpa

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1930, Photograph, BRG 397/2/11A

Aerial photos showing Penfolds Winery buildings and vineyards at Magill and Nuriootpa.

Fern house

c. 1920, Photograph, B 62872

MAGILL: A fern house erected near a rock garden and garden pool in the grounds of Woodforde House, Magill, South Australia.

Carting grapes at Auldana

c. 1910, Photograph, B 62605

AULDANA: A team of bullocks pulling a cart piled high with grapes at Auldana Vineyards, Magill, South Australia.

Wine press at Auldana Vineyards

c. 1910, Photograph, B 62606

AULDANA: An employee working a wine press and pump at Auldana Vineyards, Magill, South Australia.

House at Lentara Court, Magill

John S. Chappel Pty Ltd, 1969, Photograph, BRG 346/28/BERRYGILBERTANDPOLOMKA/16/1

External view of a house at Lentara Court, Magill, designed by architects Dean W. Berry, Gilbert, Barker and Polomka. Built by A. J. Chappell.

House at Lentara Court, Magill

John S. Chappel Pty Ltd, 1969, Photograph, BRG 346/28/BERRYGILBERTANDPOLOMKA/16/2

Internal view of the lounge room of a house at Lentara Court, Magill, designed by architects Dean W. Berry, Gilbert, Barker and Polomka. Built by A. J. Chappell.

Wesleyan Church, Magill

Sweet, Samuel White, c. 1875, Photograph, B 10580

Wesleyan Church, Magill built in fine gothic style. The transepts were added in 1884. An early Wesleyan church was built on this site in 1855 which was opened by Reverend Thomas Williams and Reverend Joseph Dare. This church burnt down in 1962. The later church is located in Chapel Street, Magill.

Bottling champagne, Magill

c. 1920, Photograph, B 22712

Bottling champagne.

Magill Baptist Church

Tims, E. G., c. 1880, Photograph, B 55580

MAGILL: Magill Baptist Church.

Reverend George Hogben in a horse drawn carriage

1891, Photograph, B 55581

MAGILL: The Rev. George Hogben driving a horse drawn carriage outside a Manse.

Labelling champagne at Auldana Vineyards

c. 1910, Photograph, B 62607

AULDANA: Women staff labelling champagne bottles at Auldana Vineyards, Magill, South Australia.

Bottling and packing wine at Auldana Vineyards

c. 1910, Photograph, B 62608

AULDANA: Men working in the bottling and packing department at Auldana Vineyards, Magill, South Australia.

Bottling champagne at Auldana Vineyards

c. 1912, Photograph, B 62609

AULDANA: Men bottling champagne at Auldana Vineyards, Magill, South Australia.

Champagne cellar, Auldana Vineyards

c. 1912, Photograph, B 62610

AULDANA: Two men identified as being Edward Emite Bernier, left, and Edmond Mazure working in the champagne cellar at Auldana Vineyards, Magill, South Australia.

War memorial at Magill

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/25/260

Close view of the war memorial at Magill, South Australia, during its inauguration ceremony; some of the spectators are sitting around the monument listening to a man identified as Mr. Hamilton delivering an oration.

Unveiling the war memorial at Magill

c. 1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/25/271

Part of the unveiling ceremony for the new war memorial at Magill, South Australia; a large crowd of spectators watch as the flags that drape the monument fall away.

'Barnes Lane' at Magill

c. 1935, Photograph, PRG 287/1/3/4

Houses and tall gum trees on Barnes Lane, Magill. According to a researcher, John Flett (now Dr. John Flett) lived in this house (43 Barnes Avenue) at the time with his parents Alexander John and Gertrude Emma Flett and his younger siblings Phyllis, Doris and Colin. A fifth child Ronald had died before this photo was taken. John does not believe that the road was ever called Barnes Lane (as the photo is titled), but has always had its current name of Barnes Avenue. Alexander Flett was involved in building the house in the early 1920s. This same house is also shown in the photograph titled Cuthero Terrace, Magill as it stood on the junction of Cuthero Terrace and Barnes Avenue.