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South Hummock Island, South Australia
Materials lying on the ground for the new lighthouse which is to be erected on South Hummock Island of the Whidbey Islands group off the west coast of South Australia.
Balancing rocks on South Hummock Island, South Australia
Balancing rocks on South Hummock Island, part of the Whidbey Islands group off the west coast of South Australia.
Rocks on South Hummock Island, South Australia
Coastal rocks on South Hummock Island, part of the Whidbey Islands group off the west coast of South Australia.
South African War Memorial, Mount Gambier
The South African War Memorial for the fallen at Mount Gambier, South Australia.
Port Willunga jetty, South Australia
The jetty at Port Willunga showing damage caused by a storm.
The launch 'Excelsior' at Port Adelaide, South Australia
The launch 'Excelsior', owned by W. Workman at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
The S.S.'Borda' at Outer Harbor, South Australia
The S.S.'Borda' of the P. & O. Line leaving Outer Harbor, South Australia.
Middle Bank light beacon, South Australia
Middle Bank light beacon, Spencer Gulf, South Australia.
Beacon on the jetty at Semaphore, South Australia
Workmen standing at the base of the light beacon on Semaphore jetty, South Australia.
Beacon on Bird Rock Island, South Australia
The light beacon on Bird Rock Island, Denial Bay, south west of Thevenard, South Australia.
Wool Bay, South Australia
Coastline and jetty at Wool Bay, South Australia.
Colonel Irving
Colonel Godfrey Irving, Commandant of the 4th Military District, South Australia (on right), with Major C.H. Brand at Keswick Barracks, South Australia. See also PRG 280/1/14/187.
McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide
McLaren Wharf, bridge, and a portion of the South Australian Company's Basin at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Ships at Levi's wharf, Port Adelaide
Sailing ships at Levi's wharf on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Warehouses, Port Adelaide, South Australia
Warehouses on the wharf at the South Australian Company's Basin situated inside the swing bridge, Port Adelaide,; the centre building is Captain Hall's store and to the left is Levi's storehouse.
North Parade, Port Adelaide, South Australia
Distant view of Queen's Wharf and North Parade, Port Adelaide, South Australia, featuring the hotels and shops.
Wharves at Port Adelaide, South Australia
Corporation Wharf and warehouse buildings at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Robinson's Bridge, Port Adelaide, South Australia
Robinson's Bridge, Port Adelaide, South Australia; the bridge crosses over the waterway known as the South Australian Company's Basin which leads into the Port River on the left.
Army cadets on parade in Adelaide, South Australia
A squad of cadets from Mount Barker, South Australia on parade at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide.
Naval cadets at Largs Bay, South Australia
Successful naval cadets at Largs Bay photographed with the winning trophy of the Imperial Challenge Shield shooting contest.
South Australian soldiers
South Australian soldiers at an army camp before World War 1. The hat badges include '23' and '24' Light Horse post 1912 (Militia) indicating these are the 23rd (Barossa) and 24th (Flinders) Light Horse Regiments.
The Governor's military escort, Adelaide
Mounted soldiers, members of the Governor's escort waiting in the grounds of Government House, Adelaide, South Australia.
South Australian 19th Field Ambulance
Group of newly trained soldiers of the South Australian 19th Field Ambulance (Australian Medical Corps) in front of a Red Cross tent at Army camp, probably pre-war. Officers Charles Moodie and Colonel Arthur Edmond Shepherd are seated in the middle row, 5th and 6th from the left. The man to his right also appears in PRG 280/1/18/171.
The Prince of Wales marching with soldiers
The Prince of Wales marching as an enlisted soldier with a group of British troops from a Guards regiment.
South Australian soldiers
A group of South Australian army officers photographed shortly before World War 1 at the Morphettville Camp, 1914. Lieutenant Colonel Frank Rowell is seated in the front row, 4th from left. Using the identification for the photo that appeared in 'The Journal' (see below) it is suggested that the men are: (front row, from left) Captain W.B. Cavanagh- Mainwaring, D. Fulton, Lieutenant O.L. Davey, Colonel F.M. Rowell, Lieutenant H.G. Viney, Major J.E. Barrett, Captain F. Murray-Jones. Centre row (from left) Captain P.H. Priestley, Lieutenant L.A. Lewis, Lieutenant F.M. White, J.T. Bigg, A. Mossop, Lieutenant F.L.G. Smith. Back row (from left): A. Dick, J. J. Brooks, E.C. Derrington.
Kadina Town Band, South Australia
Members of the Kadina Town Band, South Australia; they wear heavily braided uniforms and sit in a group carrying their musical instruments; a note reads: 'winners of quickstep', names not known.
Military officers
A large group of military officers, possibly South Australian volunteers; names not known.
Sailors of the Expeditionary Force, 1914
South Australian and Victorian sailors of the Expeditionary Force; possibly at a location in Victoria.
Soldier with rifle
A soldier standing to attention with a rifle and bayonet; name not known.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Rowell
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Rowell, a member of the third Light Horse Regiment who died in action at Gallipoli, 8 August 1915. [The building seen behind him can be seen in full in PRG 280/1/10/13.] The Morphettville Camp not only included the Race Course at Morphettville, but an adjacent property lent to the Commonwealth Government by the owner, Mr Hawker, for this early training camp; the building was known as 'The Lodge'. See also PRG 280/1/14/184 for an untouched version.