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Reginald Beaglehole
Champion swimmer Reginald Beaglehole with his trainer following his win in the 'swim through Adelaide' race, 18 January 1919.
Nurses during World War I
Twenty two nurses photographed prior to leaving South Australia during World War I. These nurses were tendered a farewell at the Edith Cavell Army Nurses' Clubrooms, North Terrace, on Wednesday 20 December 1916. Back Row: Sisters Elsie Louise Steadman, Ivy Jessie Rodgers, Daisy Jane Wright, Edith Emily Faulkner, Elizabeth Scholastica Dailey and Elfrida J.M. Lapidge. Second Row: Sisters Dora Hannah Birks, Florence Maud Tabor, Sarah Ann Lord, Rosetta Lee Rushton, Florence May Laity, Kathleen Miriam Taylor and Doris Agatha Barry. Third Row: Sister Sarah Louisa Copley, Matron Alma Hancock, Sister Edith M. Menhennett, Principal Matron Ethel R. Uren, Sisters Erica Gwendoline Giles and Doris Gordon. Front Row: Sisters Agnes Love, Helen Gordon and Vera Mary Moyes.
Soldiers of the 16th Reinforcement to the 9th Light Horse
Soldiers of the 16th Reinforcement to the 9th Light Horse and distinguished guests.
Horsewomen in Angas Street, Adelaide
Horsewomen gathered together in Angas Street, Adelaide, before taking part in a Peace procession.
A family group photograph taken in a garden
A family group photograph taken in a garden; identity unknown.
Soldiers of the 48th Battalion
Soldiers of the 48th Battalion, Lieutenant Jones, officer commanding.
Army officers and men
Army officers and men photographed with four women guests in Adelaide during World War I. A researcher believes that the photograph is of the 16th Reinforcements 3rd Australian Light Horse. Walter Frederick Frick, Trooper 2313, is 5th in 5th row in from left.
Military guard of honour
A military guard of honour mounted on horses waiting at the Adelaide railway station.
Fete at The Acacias at Marryatville
An overhead view of a fete held in the grounds of "The Acacias", home of Sir Edwin Smith at Marryatville, in aid of Queen's Home hospital, Rose Park.
Function on Adelaide Oval
A guard of honour inspection during a function at Adelaide Oval; different groups of bandsmen stand in the background near a platform which advertises a "popular unit competition". The two men on the far right of the line of soldiers being inspected are Sergeant Major Carey (2nd from left, wearing a Croix de Guerre) and W.O. Pritchard (on end of line, wearing his Distingushed Conduct and Military Medals).
Anzac Arch, Adelaide
Crowds attending the ceremony to unveil the Anzac Arch, the war memorial erected near Adelaide railway station.
Opening of Aldgate recreation ground
Children greeting the arrival of Father Christmas during the opening day for Aldgate recreation ground.
A procession of Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts forming up for a procession through Adelaide.
Group of World War I soldiers
A formal group of World War I soldiers; the name of their unit is not known.
Boy Scouts at Government House in Adelaide
Distant view of a gathering of Boy Scouts in the grounds of Government House, Adelaide.
Captain Charles Sturt monument unveiling
Crowds present at the unveiling ceremony performed by Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, of the Captain Charles Sturt monument originally placed in Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Men of the 2nd reinforcement, 5th Pioneer Battalion
Officers and men of the 2nd reinforcement for the 5th Pioneer Battalion (5th Pioneers); Lieutenant McKay was the commanding officer. Of the four officers pictured at the centre of the front row, two should be George Collier Blunt and Lionel Thomas Carew Jackson (probably the two in the centre; the others are likely to be camp instructors. Jackson was 6 feet, 6 inches tall so likely to be the one on the left hand side. [Duplicate of PRG 280/1/9/135.]
Military medical staff
Military medical staff at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide; the team includes Dr. Jay.
Motor cars at Adelaide railway station
A line of motor cars at Adelaide railway station waiting to transport returning soldiers during World War I.
Mothers' Band
Officers and Committee of No. 1 Mothers' Band in the Adelaide Town Hall for Mothers' Day, Sunday 14 May 1916. Front row: Mrs E.H. Forsaith (Secretary) Lady Holder (Vice-President), Mrs E. Pascoe (President), and Mrs F. Foster (Treasurer). Back row: Mesdames Martin, Storer, Jared, Carn and Galvin.
Colonel Hancock
Colonel Hancock, Commandant of the Jubilee Oval military camp, Adelaide.
Three young soldiers
Three young soldiers sitting in front of a large Union Jack flag.
Members of the Farmer's Union
Members of the Farmer's Union, possibly attending a conference.
Wedding group
A bride and groom with their bridesmaid and best man photographed at the Grand Central Hotel, Adelaide.
Major John James Hughes
Major John James Hughes, of the 32nd Battalion, second in command of his unit, in Adelaide on horseback.
Officers under training during World War I
Men of a 32nd Battalion officers training camp held at Cheltenham under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Coghill. [See PRG 280/1/8/436 for details]. This photo appeared in 'The Observer', Saturday 13 November 1915, page 28, with the generic caption 'six platoons of the 32nd Battalion in camp at Cheltenham, which will shortly leave for the front'.
Drum and fife band
Children of the Rose Park drum and fife band.
Red Cross Day
Refreshments in Victoria Square, Adelaide during a Red Cross button day; army officers at the table [left to right] Lt H. W. Neale (former staff of Jubilee Camp), John Keating Paul (former 32nd Battalion officer and Commandant of Mitcham Camp just post war), Col Hancock, unknown.
Football players
A group of South Australian football players.
Men of the Light Horse
Men of the third reinforcement to the third Light Horse with their commanding officer, Lieutenant E.G.E. Willis.