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Stewart Cockburn, writer
PORTRAIT: Writer Stewart Cockburn photographed sitting in his study; his book on Sir Thomas Playford, former Premier of South Australia can be seen in the background.
Valmai Hankel
PORTRAIT: Valmai Hankel, Rare Books Librarian at the State Library of South Australia displaying an illustration of the first known published drawing of a koala in a copy of 'Arcana', or the 'Museum of Natural History', first published in 1811.
The Most Reverend Ian George and Henry Short
PORTRAIT: The Anglican Archbishop of Adelaide, the Most Reverend Ian George and Mr Henry Short, great grandson of the first bishop of Adelaide, admire Bishop Short's original chair at the reopening of old St. Martin's Church at Gorge Road, Paradise in its new role as a funeral chapel; the stained glass windows in the chapel were made by Blackfriars of London.
Ashford Community Hospital
View of a rear courtyard and parking area at Ashford Community Hospital Inc.
St Ignatius Church, Norwood
View of the front entrance to St Ignatius' Church.
St Ignatius Church, Norwood
View of the front entrance to St Ignatius' Church.
The Zep Boys, (left to right) Rob Pippan, Alexander Krstic, Vince Contarino, Tony Lavis.
Krstic shot this black and white image on a self-timer from a tripod when Tony Lavis (founding drummer) and Alexander Krstic (founding bass player) came up with the name 'The Zep Boys' and formed the band in April 1986.
Mount Gambier
Plan showing trees planted at Mount Gambier, near Valley Lake, 16 July 1890.
Photographs relating to Hindmarsh Fire Brigade
Photographs related to Hindmarsh Fire Brigade. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details.
Visual Artists : Ainslie Roberts
Ainslie Roberts.
Arts and Crafts : Artists
Left to right: Swai Phie, Terry Tsapaliaris and Nigel Raymond all aged 16 with their hand painted mugs. August 1990. Photo by 'The Times', Victor Harbor.
Actors, dancers, musicians
Richard Maurovic.
Trisha Gleeson
Photographs of South Australian identities with surnames starting with 'G' featuring Trisha Gleeson, Robert Mayne Public Relations, September 1989 and Trisha Gleeson, Ernst & Young Adelaide.
Stephen Gerlach and Tony Johnson
Photographs of South Australian identities with surnames starting with 'G' featuring the Managing Partner of Finlaysons, Mr Stephen Gerlach (right), outside the firm's new purpose-built legal office in Adelaide with the Managing Partner of Johnsons, Mr Tony Johnson. The two firms merged on January 1, 1991.
Mr Georgiadis
Photographs of South Australian identities with surnames starting with 'G' featuring Mr Georgiadis, April 1997.
John Goodman
Photographs of South Australian identities with surnames starting with 'G' featuring (57) John Goodman, Group Chairman and chief executive, Baulderstone Hornibrook, March 1991; and 58. Elizabeth Goodwin, Group Financial Accountant, Henry Walker Group Limited, November 1994.
Marjolein Douglas-Broers, belly dancer
Marjolien Douglas-Broers, belly dancer from the Zanuba Belly Dance troupe at the Multicultural Festival, Elder Park. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/5.
Britt Gowing
Photographs of South Australian identities with surnames starting with 'G' featuring Britt Gowing, Retail Manager, Myer Centre Adelaide, November 1990.
Michael Wilson
Transport Minister Michael Wilson.
Geoffrey T. Virgo
Geoff Virgo, member for the electoral district of Ascot Park.
Photos of the Anglican churches at Hindmarsh, Mile End and Bowden.
Loose photos from the master booklet on the Anglican churches at Hindmarsh, Mile End and Bowden compiled by Maurice Fenton with a view to producing multiple copies.
Sets of colour transparencies of computer graphics, arranged chronologically
The series consists of colour transparencies of computer graphics artworks created by JS Ostoja-Kotkowski between 1989-1994. Titles of the artworks are written on the original slide housings. It includes images of Ostoja with a large framed copy of 'Id' and some graphics superimposed on landscapes.