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Jubilee Celebrations
Commonwealth Jubilee Celebrations, "Jubilee Train", S.A. Railways.
Jubilee Celebrations
Commonwealth Jubilee Celebrations, "Jubilee Train", S.A. Railways.
Jubilee Celebrations
Commonwealth Jubilee Celebrations, "Jubilee Train", S.A. Railways.
Inspecting railway tracks in South Australia
GENERAL: South Australian Railways employee known as 'Old Langhoff' photographed on his track inspection vehicle described as a 5ft by 3 inch 'Kalamazoo' trike.
Map of South Australian Railways
A map of the railway network in South Australia.
Railway cottage and garden
A South Australian Railways employee, possibly a station master, photographed standing in the garden of his cottage at Mile End, Adelaide; name not known.
Railway staff demonstrating first aid
A South Australian Railways team demonstrating their first aid expertise during a competition held in an outdoor setting; the competitors are bending over their 'patient' and making a stretcher.
Steam crane loading coal on to a railway truck
A steam crane loading coal on to a truck attached to a South Australian Railways locomotive. According to a researcher, what this photograph depicts is a steam crane, refuelling the tender of the locomotive with coal. The vehicle immediately behind the locomotive proper, is its Tender, and is more-or-less a part of the locomotive as it carries the supply of coal and water for the locomotive itself. Another researcher provided the following information: 'The 3 ton coaling grab was built by Cowans, Sheldon, Carlisle. It is one of a batch of three built in 1908; works numbers 2994-2993.'
Railway trucks of bagged produce at Adelaide
Men standing near South Australian Railway trucks piled high with bagged produce at Port Adelaide.
A railway track inspection car
A South Australian Railways track inspection car.
Woolshed Flat railway station, South Australia
Members of the South Australian government Pastoral Lands Commission of 1891 photographed standing by their train which has stopped at Woolshed Flat railway station in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia; the Devils Peak can be seen in the background.
Rail and tram transport in South Australia
Collection of photographs of public transport (trams and trains) in South Australia, including the St Kilda Depot, Victoria Square, Glenelg, Glandore, Mile End, Auburn and Victor Harbor [identified as MTT Adelaide & AETM]. 1-20 are of MTT [Metropolitan Tramways Trust] vehicles and facilities; 21-35 show SAR [South Australian Railways] vehicles and facilities; and 36-39 are of ARHS [Adelaide Railway Historical Society] facilities. See 'contents' for details of items.
South Australian Naval Reserve, Port Adelaide
Members of the Naval Volunteer Reserve on parade at the Port Adelaide barracks. They are assembled outside the Port Adelaide Railway Station prior to leaving for the rifle ranges (Information from Lieutenant-Commander John D Turner) Front Rank = 1. J Inkster, 2. M McGorm, 3. T Pope, 4.T Young, 5. S Moir, 6. J Smith, 7.G Morgan, 8. L Johnson, 9.H McLean, 10. H Reynolds, 12. H Lewis, 15. J Barr, 16. G Phillips,17. W Taylor, 19. J. Silver, 21. Phil Robin, 23. J Healy, 24. R Murch, 26. J Carter. Rear Rank = 1. J Whitehair, 2. Knott, 3. D Murphy, 5. G Luckett, 6. R Lucas, 7. T. Knowles, 8. J Morrison, 10. P Fry, 11. W Willis, 13. W Austin, 16. H Lewis, 17. F Darmody, 18. P Turner, 19. J Holton,20. Stevens.
North Terrace, Looking East
[General description] This view from an elevated postion shows city buildings, road traffic and street trees along North Terrace, with the Adelaide Hills as a backdrop. Transport is mostly motor car and electric tram, but a few horse drawn vehicles can be seen. The old Parliament House building appears on the left, with its clock. Note the double decker motor omnibus in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Observer, Dec. 18, 1926 / North Terrace looking east from the Railway Station / Acres 15, 16, 17 / 1926' (Another hand) 'On the right is the South Australian Hotel, the near side of which is 96 yards west of King William Street'.
A South Australian country town
A panoramic view of a small South Australian country town. A researcher has suggested that this is Murray Bridge - the railway station can be seen behind the tree on the left.
A group of young South Australian girls
A group of young South Australian girls standing and sitting in three rows at the Adelaide Railway Station; names and purpose not known.
South Australian scenes and activities 10
Part of a collection of slides taken by amateur photographer Elva Heinemann of South Australian scenes and activities, featuring Adelaide and the Queen's visit. See 'contents' for details of individual images.
First South Australian tramway
A horse-drawn tram on the Goolwa to Port Elliot railway line. Identified as the 'first South Australian tramway', this line was opened in 1854, with horses used to pull the trams until the introduction of steam engines in 1884. The line was extended to Victor Harbor in 1864 and continues to operate as a light rail link known as the Cockle Train.
Album of South Australian views
Double viaduct with train. Adelaide to Melbourne Railway. [Duplicate of B 63015/48].
Album of South Australian views
Large viaduct, Adelaide to Melbourne Railway. [Duplicate of B 63015/47].
Album of South Australian views
Small viaduct, Adelaide to Melbourne Railway. [Duplicate of B 63015/46].
Promotional photographs of places and events in South Australia
Collection of 132 photographs highlighting events, entertainment, recreation and sights of interest in Adelaide and other South Australian regions, including Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley, Fleurieu Peninsula, River Murray, South East, Flinders Ranges, Yorke Peninsula, Eyre Peninsula, Mid North and Far North, during the nineteen seventies.
Members of the South Australian Ministry, 1921
Composite view of members of the South Australian Ministry, September 1921; top row, left to right: Hon. J.G. Bice, Chief Secretary & Minister of Marine; Hon. H.N. Barwell, Premier & Attorney General; Hon. G. Ritchie, Treasurer and Minister of Education; bottom row, left to right: Hon. G.R. Laffer, Commissioner of Crown Lands, etc & Minister of Repatriation; Hon. W. Hague, Commissioner of Public Works, Minister of Railways, etc.; Hon. T. Pascoe, Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation & Mines.
A tram on North Terrace, Adelaide
Passengers awaiting a tram on North Terrace, opposite Adelaide railway station; the large two-balconied building left rear is the South Australian Hotel.
Album of South Australian views
ALBUM: Fifty South Australian views, featuring public buildings, street scenes, schools, and railways: a collection of fifty photographs assembled into a presentation volume which was given to Mabelle Annie Brassey on June 8th 1887 during a visit to South Australia with her parents, Lord and Lady Brassey, who called in whilst sailing around the world for the third time in their yacht the 'Sunbeam'. To see individual photographs do a NUMBER search on B 63015/1-50.
Colin James Ellis, World War II photograph album, Darwin.
Comprising a World War II photograph album of 49 pages created by Private Colin James Ellis 'S21513', during his service in Darwin, in the 27th Infantry Battalion (South Australian Scottish Regiment) 20/11/1941-18/8/1943. The album consists of 49 composite pages, each page with an average of 4 individual photographs, which document Ellis' war service in Darwin and surrounding regions whilst serving in the 7MD Field Postal Unit. Included are images of everyday life in service, servicemen and military scenes in Darwin and Larrakeeyah (Northern Territory), Japanese Air Raid scenes during and after the attacks, damage caused by air raids including sunken ships and burned out buildings, Adelaide River headquarters, general landscape and leisure scenes, scenes of men and women off-duty. There is a section of pages at the end which illustrate Army troupes marching though Wagga Wagga (New South Wales) Labour Day 7/10/1943. Much of the photograph album is captioned. See CONTENTS and NOTE for more information and details.
Aerial photographs of the city of West Torrens : Mile End South
Aerial views of Mile End South in the city of West Torrens, South Australia, including views of industrial factories, warehouses, buildings, and shopping centres, Richmond Oval, the River Torrens, Thebarton Senior College, Thebarton Community Centre, Thebarton Police Barracks and Stables, parklands and Adelaide city centre, Adelaide Showgrounds, Adelaide Airport, and the railway line.
First bogie car built in South Australia
Side view of South Australian Railway first bogie car built in South Australia with original bogies. No. 38. Includes smoking, first class, luggage, second class and post office sections. Part of Mr Henry Coathupe Mais collection.
First bogie car built in South Australia
Side view of South Australian Railway first bogie carriage built in South Australia in 1879 with atered bogies 1875. No. 40. Includes smoking and second class sections. Part of Mr Henry Coathupe Mais collection.
First aid competition in South Australia
A team of three men from the South Australian Railways staff giving first aid to a 'patient' during a competition, they are watched by a judge who is taking notes.