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Hackney Bridge, Adelaide

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/69

Hackney Bridge over the Torrens River, Hackney, near Adelaide; part of the Hackney Hotel can be seen in the background.

Management staff of the South Australian Railways

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/70

Five men, members of the management staff of the South Australian Railways, sitting on a platform at the Adelaide Railway Station during the Prince of Wales' visit; names not known.

General William Birdwood at Government House, Adelaide

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/71

General William Birdwood addressing guests near the porte-cochere at Government House, Adelaide, South Australia; six women army drivers stand in the background.

A group of young children

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/72

A group of eight young South Australian children photographed sitting on a fur rug in a garden; names not known.

Police officers at Port Pirie

Smith, W. S., 1914, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/73

A group of South Australian police including mounted, foot, water, detective, and an Aboriginal tracker stationed at Port Pirie; names not known.

A group of young South Australian girls

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/74

A group of young South Australian girls standing and sitting in three rows at the Adelaide Railway Station; names and purpose not known.

West Torrens Australian Rules Football team

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/75

Members of West Torrens Australian Rules Football team; names not known.

North Adelaide 1920 premiership football team

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/76

North Adelaide Australian Rules Football 1920 premiership team and officials. Second row sitting L-R Percy Lewis, G. Trescowthick, Tom Leahy, J.F. Bennett (Hon. Treasurer), Jack 'Snowy' Hamilton.

A women's hockey team

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/77

Members of a South Australian women's hockey team; names not known.

Children outside the Goodwood Orphanage

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/78

Children of the St.Vincent de Paul's Orphanage (Sisters of Mercy) and their priest photographed at the entrance to the orphanage building on Goodwood Road, Goodwood, South Australia. Amongst the children are Clarence John Twining (known as John Clarence Twining) born in 1913 who lived at the orphange from age 6 until he was approximately 13 years old. His eldest sisters, Elsie and Sylvia, also lived there, with younger brother George. The youngest of the family, Leo, was too young and therefore adopted. A researcher has identified the children of Mary Jane (nee McDonald) and John Wilson: Eileen Mavis (b1913), Mary Veronica (b1914), 'Betty' (Elizabeth) Mary Konetta (b1910), Donald James (b1916) and Colin John Wilson (b1911) were taken to Goodwood Orphanage in February 1920 after their mother died of Spanish Flu in October 1919.

Large group of soldiers

c. 1919, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/79

A large group of soldiers photographed outside the premises of the South Australian Farmers Co-operative Union in Adelaide.

Bowling green and clubhouse at Toorak, South Australia

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/80

The lawn bowling green and clubhouse at Toorak, South Australia.

Dinner function at the Town Hall, Adelaide

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/81

Overhead view of employees of A. Simpson and Son limited attending a large dinner function held at the Adelaide Town Hall, South Australia.

Anzac Day march in Adelaide

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/82

Crowds watching the Anzac Day march proceeding along King William Street in Adelaide, South Australia.

Wireless room and operator

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/83

A wireless room and its operator, Adelaide, South Australia.

Nestle's Company office, Adelaide

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/84

Two staff members of Nestle's Company at work in the Grenfell Street offices, Adelaide, South Australia; shelves of Nestle's products are arranged on shelves behind the office workers.

Army cooks at a Camp

c. 1913, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/85

Five army cooks holding kitchen utensils photographed outside a tent at a camp in South Australia. A researcher has suggested that the uniforms are likely light horse or mixed camp militia, dated approximately after 1912 and before World War One.

Schoolgirls assembled for a visit by General Birdwood

1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/86

Schoolgirls assembled for a speech by the military leader, General William Birdwood during his visit to Adelaide.

Mr. Dudley Angas and Captain Vigers, M.C., D.F.C.

Smith, W. S., 1920, Photograph, PRG 280/1/19/87

Motor car carrying Mr. Dudley Angas of Hill River Station, South Australia, and Captain Vigers, M.C., D.F.C., (pilot), in the back seat. The men arrived at Glenelg from Melbourne following a five and a half hour flight in a Sopwith Dove on 26 August 1920.