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House at Mount Barker
Interior view of living area of house at Mount Barker designed by Jansen & Treloar.
Soldiers, Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier soldiers (from left) Perc McKay; Bob Christie; unknown; unknown.
Piccadilly Valley from Mount Lofty
Piccadilly Valley seen from near 'Carminow' on Summit Road, with rhododendrons in foreground. A church and the Post Office can be seen in the town of Piccadilly, with Mount Barker on the horizon.
Reminiscences, essays, photographs and material relating to the River Boat 'Merle'
Reminiscences entitled 'Night Train to Destiny' written under the pseudonymn Johnathon Freeman, file about 'Merle' (River boat), file about political activities and photographs of floods and bushfires in the Adelaide Hills (1980 or 1983), school exercise book of essays written under name of John Stimson. Also includes research notes entitled 'A Trooper Remembered', written using pseudonymn Allan L. Peters, in honour of Police trooper Herman Carl Bernhard Komoll. (Komoll's sister was married to Carl Linger). Also includes Coroner's Report relating to a fire on the motor vessel 'Merle'.
Near Mt. Barker Railway Station
Looking down the line, near Mt Barker Railaway Station, 8 June 1998. A researcher has added: Location is Mount Barker Junction station looking South East towards Nairne/Mt Barker. The Victor Harbor line via Mt Barker branches off on the right. Image is taken prior to duplication and gauge conversion.
Residents of Mount Gambier: Mr Barker
Studio portrait of Mr Barker, employed in the the National Bank at Mount Gambier.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Paltridge
PORTRAIT: R. L. Paltridge wearing his R.A.A.F. uniform photographed with his wife and daughter from Mount Barker, South Australia.
Rifle shooting team
Members of the No. 2 Southern District Union Team at Port Adelaide for a competition, September 1924. Back row: H. Higgins (Langhorne Creek), P.M. Wilsch (Berri), H.M. Natt (Langhorne Creek), M.W. Parish (Murray Bridge), A.B. (Arthur Bridgeman) Potts (Langhorne Creek), A.E. Parish (Murray Bridge). Second row: L. Lehmann (Murray Bridge), A.M. Coppin, scorer (Mount Barker), C. Parish and Sam Deed (Murray Bridge), Paul Cudmore (Victor Harbor). Front row: H.L. (Henry Leonard) Potts (Langhorne Creek) and Darcy N. Wollaston (Mount Barker).
Glen Osmond
[General description] Looking south east along Mt. Barker Rd. showing wall of "Birksgate" [On back of photograph] 'Glen Osmond / August 14, 1959 / The wall was moved back and the road widened in 1959 / The arrow on the sketch plan shows the approximate position of the camera / For other views see B 14240, B 14241, B 14242, B 14244, B 14245/ B 14246'
Old Mill on Windmill Hill, Totness
Old Mill on top of Windmill Hill, near Nixon Road at Totness approximately 1 mile from Mt. Barker. Published in the "Chronicle", December 2, 1922.
Friederichstadt, Mt. Barker
Friederichstadt.
Rest Home, Mt. Barker
Rest home.
Methodist church, Mt. Barker
Methodist church.
Bathing pool, Mt. Barker
Bathing pool.
Rest Home, Mt. Barker
Rest Home viewed from the gardens.
C.W.A. Rest Room Mt. Barker
C.W.A. Rest Room.
"Fairfield", Mt. Barker
"Fairfield", house owned by Joseph May.
Mt. Barker
Panoramic view of the township.
The White House, Mt. Barker
The White House, Walker Street.
Camping at Mt. Barker
Tent and horsedrawn cart.
Muldoon's Road, Mt. Barker
Group of children sitting on the fence in Muldoon's Road.
Council Chamber, Mt. Barker
Council Chambers. (The Wilkinson Series ; no. 14.). The foundation stone was laid in 1939.
The bathing pool, Mt. Barker
The bathing pool. Wilkinson Series Postcards.
Cycle shop, Mt. Barker
Mumford's cycle shop on the corner of Walker & Gawler Streets, now site of State Bank.
Royal Adelaide Show Exhibit
Mt. Barker Agricultural Bureau exhibit at the Adelaide Show, Wayville.
Royal Adelaide Show Exhibit
Mt. Barker Agricultural Bureau exhibit at the Adelaide show, Wayville.
Hauling a boiler tank
'Small crowd of men with a horse team pulling a cart with a very large boiler tank, probably en route to Mount Barker.
Adelaide, South Australia from the west end of Hindley Street
Photograph of an original artwork of a view of Adelaide from the west end of Hindley Street. This photograph was copied from B 2268, original photograph is in the Reserve Collection. This photograph was reproduced in the Chronicle on 2nd January 1936. Caption reads: "Adelaide in 1849. From an old engraving in the possession of Miss E.M. Austin, North Adelaide." The chief buildings shown are:1. the Parsonage (Dean Farrell) 2. Collegiate School. 3. Government House. 4. Council Chambers. 5.The Iron Foundry. 6.Government House flagstaff. 7. Bank of South Australia. 8. General Post Office (temporary). 9. Iron Store (late J.B. Graham's). 10. Exchange Buildings.11. Exchange. 12. Coppin's Royal Exchange Hotel. 13.Waterhouse's Grocers Shop. 14. Cook's Steam Mill. 15. Mount Barker Road. 16.A.L. Elder and Co's Store. 17. Scotch Kirk. 18. Morphett Street. 19. Trinity Church.
Joanna Barr Smith at her writing desk
PORTRAIT: Joanna Barr Smith photographed sitting at her desk in her writing-room at 40 Angas Street, Adelaide. Her foot cushion, placed over the the Hammersmith carpet, is embroidered with her initials. The chairs are in Morris & Company's 'Lodden' design. According to C. Menz in his 'Morris & Company: Pre-Raphelites and the Arts & Craft Movement' (1994), the wallpaper is not a Morris design.
Robert Barr Smith
Robert Barr Smith, president of the Mount Barker Agricultual Society at the society's annual show, 10 March 1904.