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South Australian sportsmen
Male athletes photographed in a formal group on a sports field in Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Horse-racing at Victoria Park, Adelaide
Racegoers watching a horse-racing event at Victoria Park racecourse, Adelaide, South Australia.
Rowing on the Torrens River, Adelaide
Rowing teams in action on the Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia.
Horse drawn buggy decorated with flowers
A horse drawn buggy decorated with flowers in Rundle Road near East Terrace, Adelaide.
Australian Rules football match in progress
Players jumping for the ball during an Australian Rules football match held in Adelaide. Possibly South Adelaide in hooped guernsey V Norwood.
Racegoers at a South Australian racecourse
Close view of women and a man watching a horse race from the rails of a racetrack, possibly at Victoria Park, Adelaide.
A smooth fox terrier
A smooth fox terrier photographed at a dog show held in Adelaide.
Confirmation ceremony at Glen Osmond
A large crowd attending a confirmation ceremony held in the grounds of the Roman Catholic Archbishop's House at Glen Osmond, South Australia.
An interstate college football team
Members of a interstate college football team, possibly Melbourne University, visiting Adelaide; names not known.
A college lacrosse team
Members of a college lacrosse team visiting Adelaide from interstate; names not known.
A women's hockey team
Members of a women's hockey team in South Australia; names not known.
Captain Harry Butler standing beside a Avro 504K aircraft
Captain Harry Butler, standing with a group of men beside Australian Aviation Corp Avro 504K H3033. The aircraft was transferred to the R.A.A.F. in 1921, redesignated A3-16 and operated by No. 1 Flying Training School from 1921 to 1927. This was one of the two "Peace Loan" flights in Adelaide, August 1920. Standing in front - Air Mechanic Lane & Captain Horrie Miller behind - Air Mechanic Gottschalk & Captain F.H. McNamara V.C. (in cockpit, the only V.C. Air Force winner in World War I). [from information provided by researcher].
Start of a running race
Spectators watching competitors at the start of a running race held through the streets of a town in South Australia.
A crashed motor car
At 5 O'Clock On the afternoon of 31 January 1920 two motor cars, one of which was driven by Mr. J. Belcher of East Adelaide, collided at the intersection of King William Road and South Terrace. Mr. Belcher was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Merry of Springbank and two children, a son and a niece. No one was seriously injured. The photograph shows Mr. Belcher's motor car after the impact. The driver of the other vehicle failed to stop and although pursued escaped without being identified.
Norwood football team
Members of the Norwood Australian Rules football team at Adelaide Oval; Syd White, captain, is sitting centre of the front row holding the ball with Eric Tassie on his left, Wacka (Walter) Scott stands back row, third from the left. Tom Hart, a 1922 premiership player is middle row, 5th from the left, to his right (4th from left) is Roy Townley (1896-1974). Bert Schmacher is 3rd from right in the middle row.
Horse-racing at Victoria Park, Adelaide
Horses racing neck and neck at the close finish of a race held at Victoria Park, Adelaide.
Boy Scouts on parade
A troop of Boy Scouts, some with bicycles, others riding on horseback on parade near Adelaide, South Australia.
Opening of a bowling club
A speaker identified as James Richardson addressing club members at the opening of a bowling club in Adelaide.
Murray Bridge eight oar crew
Murray Bridge eight oar crew which rowed over the three mile (4.82km) course at Murray Bridge in 15 minutes 11 seconds. E. Graetz (bow), M. Penny, W. Jarvis, A.V. Scott, E. Thomas, W.H. Pfeiffer, G. Oliver, W. Sladdern (stroke), R. Cummings (cox).
Players in a football match
Players in an Australian Rules football match, possibly college teams, running on the Adelaide Oval, South Australia.
Women with babies at a baby show
A group of people at a baby show held at Unley, South Australia; a number of the women holding babies are seated on an outdoor stage in front of a large painted stage set.
A horse-drawn buggy and driver
A horse-drawn buggy and driver at an Adelaide show.
A Football match between North Adelaide and Port Adelaide
An Australian Rules Football match between Port Adelaide and North Adelaide at Adelaide Oval. Number 5 for North is F.C. Curnow.
Motor vehicle decorated with flowers
Passengers travelling in a motor vehicle decorated with flowers past 'Mrs. Reynold Ham Shop' in Rundle Street east, Adelaide, South Australia.
A metal 'sinker' with canopy
A metal 'sinker' with a canopy attached by ropes photographed in an engineering workshop.
A railway accident at Murray Bridge
Wreckage after an accident at Murray Bridge railway station caused by a runaway rail truck from Monarto which had pushed an empty carriage up on to the platform in front of the building. [A story appeared in the 'Chronicle' on 15 May 1920, and the photograph was published in the 'Adelaide Observer' newspaper 22 May 1920.]
Group of men and women
A group of men and women photographed outside a building in South Australia; names and purpose not known.
A prize-winning collie at a dog show
A prize-winning collie photographed at a dog show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Men of the South Australian Railways Ambulance Corps
Five award winning members of the South Australian Railways Ambulance Corps; first aid equipment and a large silver and wooden shield trophy are in the foreground, names not known. Picture shows the South Australian Railways Challenge Shield, an annual first aid and ambulance competition. in 1920, the competition was held at Stirling Oval, with many dignitaries in attendance.
A member of the Royal Australian Naval Brigade
A studio view of a uniformed member of the Royal Australian Naval Brigade, standing 'at ease' with a rifle in his right hand; name not known.