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Magill Baptist Church
Magill Baptist Church in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. A sign on the front lawn reads, 'Deeper Life Mission' and 'Magill Baptist Church'.
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'Magill [tram] Terminus'
View of a tram at the Magill terminus, Magill Road, with sparsely wooded hills in the background.
Winemaker at Penfold's winery
A man described as being the champagne maker at Penfold's winery at Magill, South Australia; name not known.
Girls from Croker Island NT, living at the Methodist Childrens' Home, Magill, and attending primary school
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Australian Aboriginal people from Croker Island NT in the mid-twentieth century. Printing block number 212b.
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Natural rock slip forming a dam across the creek.
Natural rock slip dam, Magill
Natural rock slip dam.
Wine cellars, Magill
Wine cellars.
Pile's Paddock, Magill
Kensington Light Horse Rifles camp in Pile's Paddock.
Black Hill, Magill
Black Hill.
Magill Gully, Skye
Magill Gully, Skye.
Magill Orphanage, Woodforde
Magill Orphanage at Woodforde, soon after its construction. Dressed in white pinafores, the little girls are all lined up on the left, whilst the boys are lined up on the right. Various staff members are included in the group and two women look on from a balcony.
Magill Old Folks Homes
[General description] Panoramic view facing north west across semi-rural Adelaide with the Orphanage buildings on the right. The homes are seen in the centre of the view. [On back of photograph] 'Old Folks Homes, Magill. / (Opened Feb. 1917) / Before 1927'.
Magill Orphanage, Woodforde
[General description] Magill Orphanage and Industrial School, Woodforde. It is a substantial three storey building in the Italian Gothic style, designed by Mr. R.G.Thomas and built by contractor Mr. W. Bundey in Glen Osmond stone with freestone dressings. Contract price was 12,616 pounds.
Penfolds Winery at Nuriootpa
MAGILL: Aerial view of Penfolds Wines showing buildings and vineyards.
Album of Adelaide : The Orphanage
The Orphanage, Magill. Sixth of 16 images of a fold-out photo album. Published by E. S. Wigg & Son.
Gary George, Magill College Production.
Gary George in the role of 'Faust' in the Magill College production of Goethe's 'Faust' directed by Warwick Cooper.
Murray Park, Magill
A culvert near a large house at Murray Park, Magill.
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Looking through gum trees to a brick house at Magill. Wooden fence posts line the driveway to the house.
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A log bridge over a small creek near a house at Magill. Willow trees grow near the creek.
'Old Road Magill'
A stretch of Old Magill Road in the foothills of the Adelaide Hills. The road looks wet and the hills are misty.
Creek at Magill
A log bridge crosses a grassy Magill creekbed. Rushes are growing in the creek, and a nearby building is surrounded by vegetation including weeping willows.
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View of a dirt road in suburban Magill, with ditch and roadside fences in the foreground, and a large eucalyptus, houses and wooded ills in the distance.
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A rural view of Magill showing rolling hillsides, a horse grazing and a windmill nestled amongst willow trees.
'Floods on Magill Road'
Flood water rushing down Magill Road between shop fronts, one of which bears a sign advertising 'Woodroofe's' beverages and drinks.
'1st Magill Scout Representatives Jubilee Day 1935'
Six young Boy Scouts representing the 1st Magill Boy Scout Troop at the Scout Jubilee Day celebrations in 1935. In the background are colour parties from other groups. The boys are standing on the flat between Government House and the Torrens Parade Ground in Adelaide.
'Brookside Magill in the distance'
An area of grassland and large gum trees and the houses of Magill in the background. The foothills are in the distance.
Brookside at Magill
A parklike setting at Brookside in Magill. Tall gum trees grow on the grasslands.
'Murray Park. Magill'
A view of the road winding over a culvert at Murray Park at Magill. Telegraph poles and a fence line the road.
'Magill Toc H. Den.'
An old stone cottage at Magill, which houses meetings for the Toc H members.
House 'in Jervois Avenue, Magill'
A small cottage in Jervois Street, Magill, with corrugated iron siding. The house has a side garden and a return verandah that opens onto the street.