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Street scene at Norwood, near Adelaide, South Australia
An electric tram and shoppers in The Parade, the main street of Norwood, a suburb of Adelaide.
Thickly wooded parklands in South Australia
Thickly wooded parklands in South Australia with a small bridge and fencing in the foreground.
'Aphrodite', a sculpture by Rodin
'Aphrodite', a photograph of a new sculpture by Rodin erected in the foyer of the Renaissance Theatre in Paris, France.
A wax model dressed in a French military costume
A wax model dressed in the costume of a Cantiniere of the French army.
Crown Princess Cecilie of Prussia
Originally thought to have been Victoria Louise, Crown Princess of Germany, two researchers have confirmed that this is in fact Crown Princess Cecilie of Prussia, nee Cecilie of Mecklenburg- Schwerin.
Wreckage caused by a railway accident in South Australia
Officials inspecting extensive damage to a train after a railway accident in South Australia.
Opening the new railway at Willunga, South Australia,
Celebrations at Willunga for the opening of the new railway, 20 January 1915; spectators watch as a ribbon is held across the track prior to the signal being given for the engine to run through the station and break the ribbon.
Railway station at Brighton, South Australia
The railway station at Brighton where a waiting train lets off steam.
The new railway at Willunga, South Australia
The new railway stretching to Willunga in South Australia.
Workers from the South Australian Portland Cement Company at Brighton
Horse drawn wagon carrying bags of stone and men employed by the South Australian Portland Cement Company which was established at Brighton, a suburb of Adelaide.
Part of the railway line near Hallett Cove, South Australia
A railway cutting near Hallett Cove, South Australia; a small bridge for road traffic is in the background.
Wrecked trucks after a railway accident near Port Augusta
Piled up railway trucks after an accident near Port Augusta, South Australia.
Railway line to Willunga near Noarlunga, South Australia
Part of the new railway line to Willunga near Noarlunga, South Australia.
Clearing wreckage after a railway accident near Port Augusta
Wreckage being cleared away by a crane and workmen after a railway accident near Port Augusta.
Collision between a steam road roller and a lamp-post in Adelaide
A small crowd of men and children stand around an Adelaide Tramways Trust steam road roller that has collided with a lamp-post.
Wreckage after a railway accident near Port Augusta
Two boys stand on piled up wreckage caused by a railway accident near Port Augusta, South Australia.
Collision between a steam road roller and a lamp-post in Adelaide
Small crowd of adults and children around an Adelaide Tramways Trust steam road roller which has collided with a lamp-post in Adelaide: two views, one showing the vehicle propped up with wooden railway sleepers to keep it stable.
Funeral of Superintendent Rickwood, Fire Brigade of South Australia
Horse drawn cortege at the funeral for Superintendent W.G.Rickwood of the South Australian Fire Brigade who died on March 16th 1914 from the effects of an illness resulting from his fire fighting work whilst attending a large factory fire in December 1913.
Funeral cortege of Herbert Hedger, South Australian Fire Brigade
Hedger, foreman of the Norwood Brigade, died in the Adelaide Hospital on Friday 30 January 1914 from injuries received fighting a fire at the furniture factory of Messrs. R.J. Battery & Sons, corner of Young and Rundle Streets, Kent Town. On arrival of the reel at the scene Hedger dismounted to sink the first standpiper on the corner. As he got the appliance in position the roof of the premises collapsed and a huge flame shot across the road knocking Hedger off his feet. The heat from the blast was so intense it scorched the paint on the doors of houses opposite. Although unwell Hedger continued to report to work for a couple of days before being hospitalised. Born at Jersey on the Channel Islands, Hedger had joined the force on 16 July 1905. He left a widow and three children.
Railway accident near Port Augusta, South Australia
Piled up wreckage from a railway accident near Port Augusta, South Australia.
Train leaving a railway siding for Port Augusta, South Australia
Caption reads 'A train leaving a railway siding on its way to Port Augusta in South Australia'. Information from a researcher: 'Locomotive 'G 11' on the under-construction standard-gauge Trans-Australia line, with a workers' train'.
Victor Harbor life saving service exercise
Members of the Victor Harbor life saving service leading horses and carrying equipment.
Horse drawn wagon with members of the Victor Harbor Life Saving Service
Four horses pulling a wagon carrying equipment and men of the Victor Harbor life saving service.
Australian Aborigines with white men
A group of Australian Aboriginal men, women and children with six white men; names and location not known.
Workmen checking a locomotive
Two railway maintenance men checking a locomotive watched by an interested onlooker.
The railway station at Stockyard Creek in South Australia
The railway station at Stockyard Creek, south of Owen in South Australia which was used by the Hill River property.
Distant view of a locomotive travelling on a railway track in South Australia
Distant view of a locomotive and trucks travelling on a railway track in South Australia.
Two South Australian men having a talk
Close view of two ageing South Australian men talking together at the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide.
An ageing man examining a rife
A close view of an ageing South Australian man examining a rifle.
A man standing with his hands in his coat pockets
Close view of a hatless South Australian man standing with his hands in his coat pockets; name not known. According to a researcher, this man looks very much like the cricketer Warren Bardsley who played for Australia between 1909 and 1926.