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Factory buildings
Factory buildings, possibly associated with a mining operation; an aerial sluice emptying water into a drainage pond is attached to the main works, exact location unknown.
A mining operation in a rural location
Distant view of men operating machinery at a mining operation in South Australia, exact location not known.
Miners at an open-cut mine
Miners digging at an open-cut mine in South Australia.
Murray Bridge Rowing Club trophies
A range of silver trophies won by the Murray Bridge Rowing Club, South Australia.
The S.S.'Grealstone' berthed at Thevenard jetty
Distant view of the S.S.'Grealstone' berthed at the new Thevenard jetty on the West Coast of South Australia.
A young boy
A young boy dressed in an ill-fitting uniform wearing a flower in his lapel, possibly a railway worker; name not known.
Methodist Home Mission at Lime Kiln Camp
A group of men standing with a motor cycle beside a Methodist Home Mission Society marquee set up amongst eucalyptus trees in a rural location described as Lime Kiln Camp.
Cricketers Warwick Armstrong and Donald Gehrs at Adelaide Oval
Warwick Armstrong, the Australian Test Captain and Captain of Victoria's State cricket team photographed standing with D. R. A. (Donald) Gehrs during a visiting match SA vs Victoria held at the Adelaide Oval 29 October- 2 November 1920. (information supplied by researcher).
Rowing on the Port River
Three rowing teams on the Port River at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
27th Battalion Football Team
Members of the 27th Battalion football team which defeated the 10th Battalion team, 10 goals 5 to 4 goals 5, on Adelaide Oval in front of a crowd of 35,000 spectators on 19 July 1919 as part of Peace Day celebrations. The 'Chronicle' lists the players in the team and the following have been identified by a researcher as follows: Back row (from left): unknown, H.J Harden, C.C. Eldridge, B. Donnell [Albert George?], unknown, F. S. Nelson, S.S. Woods, A.W. Colman, W.R.G Colman, unknown. Middle row (from left): C.S. Kneebone, unknown, [Captain P.G. Bice], C.L. Dayman (captain), R.G. Horwood (vice-captain), [Major W.S. Hosking], P.F. Frost, unknown. Front row (from left): P. Crowley, O.L. Ross, unknown, unknown, A.S. Ebbs, unknown. Four team members identified in the newspaper article but not yet identified in the photo are: G. Gale, P.M. Thompson, H. Thomas and G. Vaughan. [See also duplicate at PRG 280/1/20/162.]
Aspendale, or 'Mud Hut', Darwin
Part of Aspendale or the Mud Hut building (also known as Knight's Folly) at Port Darwin, Northern Territory. It was built in 1893 and burnt down in 1933. The side road is Hughes Avenue leading to Camp.
Anzac Day parade in Adelaide
Overhead view of an Anzac Day parade proceeding along King William Street, Adelaide, South Australia; a float in the foreground depicts a troopship and bears the slogan 'Coming home', it is followed by a pipe band leading marching soldiers.
The jetty at Streaky Bay
Distant view of the town of Streaky Bay on the west coast of South Australia as seen from the jetty.
Sir Archibald Weigall visiting shipyards
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, and a group of men standing on a platform at the Osborne shipyards for the arrival of the H.M.A.S. 'Melbourne'.
Horse-racing, the Martindale Handicap
The horse 'Fruit Bat' winning the Martindale Handicap. According to a researcher the Martindale Handicap was a feature race at the Martindale Racecourse, Manoora. Another researcher has provided the following information: 'Fruitbat, a five year old bay or brown gelding, owned by J.H. Flanagan, winning the Martindale Handicap at Manoora Racecourse. Second placed horse is Diomedia and third Kongorong. This photo was taken at the "Martindale races", Manoora racecourse, Manoora. Photo taken Saturday 26 February 1921.
S.S. 'Governor Musgrave' near Dangerous Reef
The S.S. 'Governor Musgrave' at sea off Dangerous Reef in Spencer Gulf east of Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Football players jumping for the ball
Players jumping for the ball in an Australian Rules football match.
Freemasons' Ramblers baseball team
Members of the Freemasons' Ramblers baseball team and officials photographed in Adelaide, South Australia.
Rock pools near Alice Springs
A man and a woman standing on a rocky outcrop above a rock pool in the bed of a river near the Alice Springs telegraph station, Northern Territory.
The Murray River in flood
Floodwaters encroaching on to the flood plain of the Murray River, South Australia.
Gorge Road in the Mount Lofty Ranges
Distant view of the Gorge Road in the Mount Lofty Ranges.
Victoria Square, Adelaide
The western side of Victoria Square, Adelaide, a view taken from the Town Hall tower; the premises of the Supreme Court building can be seen far left centre.
Mounted Infantrymen
A troop of South Australian Mounted Infantry soldiers riding in formation; a view taken from the rear.
Nairne, South Australia
Distant view of the township of Nairne in the Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia.
Politicians on a river trip
South Australian politicians gathered together on the banks of the Murray River during an inspection tour of settlements; their transport of paddle steamers 'Marion' & 'Ruby' wait nearby.
Adelaide Town Hall
The premises of the Adelaide Town Hall with the Prince Alfred Hotel next door in King William Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Holidaymakers at Glenelg
Holidaymakers tightly packed on board the steam tug 'Florrie' as it is about to leave the jetty at Glenelg.
Men working in a carpentry workshop
A group of ex-soldiers working with large machinery in a carpentry workshop, Adelaide, South Australia.
Construction work in the Flinders Ranges
Construction work through a gorge in the Flinders Ranges, possibly for a road.
Mounted Police on parade
A troop of South Australian Mounted Police lined up on parade at the Adelaide Parade Ground.