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A mail steamer at sea
A mail steamer at sea.
Surf breaking on the rocky coastline of the Althorpe Islands
Surf breaking on the rocky coastline of the Althorpe Islands.
The lighthouse and cottages on Althorpe Island
The lighthouse and cottages on Althorpe Island.
The beach at Harvey's Return', Cape Borda, Kangaroo Island
The beach at 'Harvey's Return', Cape Borda, Kangaroo Island showing the S.S. 'Governor Musgrave' waiting offshore.
A wooden memorial to G. Peterson
A wooden memorial to G. Peterson at his grave where he was interred in 1838 on Althorpe Island.
Memorial to Julies Garbis
A fenced grave on the cliff top at Althorpe Island with a memorial inscribed to Julies Garbis who died in 1890.
Surf crashing on to the rocky coastline of the Althorpe Islands
Surf crashing on to the rocky coastline of the Althorpe Islands.
Close view of Althorpe Island lighthouse
Close view of Althorpe Island lighthouse.
The old gum tree at Glenelg
The old gum tree at Glenelg where the Proclamation of the State of South Australia was proclaimed in December 1836.
Aboriginal family outside their dwelling at Mount Gambier
Aboriginal family outside their dwelling at Mount Gambier.
King William Street looking north, showing waiting horse drawn cabs and horse drawn trams
King William Street looking north, showing waiting horse drawn cabs and horse drawn trams.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide in May 1885
Grenfell Street, Adelaide in May 1885 showing the premises of the 'Register' newspaper office.
King William Street
King William Street looking south from a point a few yards north of Grenfell Street, Adelaide; the Town Hall tower is on the left opposite the General Post Office on the right.
Looking back to the shore from the end of Glenelg jetty
Looking back to the shore from the end of Glenelg jetty.
The rose garden at the Botanic Gardens
The rose garden at the Botanic Gardens.
General view of Victoria Square, featuring the Supreme Court building
General view of Victoria Square, featuring the Supreme Court building.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, Adelaide, looking east from Beehive Corner.
The lily pond and the 'Venus rising from the sea' statue in the Adelaide Botanic Garden
The lily pond and the 'Venus rising from the sea' statue in the Botanic Gardens.
Three sightseers at the base of a flowing fall of water at Waterfall Gully
Three sightseers at the base of a flowing fall of water at Waterfall Gully in May 1885.
A wooded area in the Mount Lofty Ranges
A wooded area in the Mount Lofty Ranges.
John Ainsworth Horrocks 1818-1846, explorer and pastoralist
John Ainsworth Horrocks 1818-1846, explorer and pastoralist who established Hughes Park, Penwortham, near Clare in South Australia: a sketch.
A panoramic view of Adelaide in 1885 taken from Montefiore Hill
A panoramic view of Adelaide in 1885 taken from Montefiore Hill, north of the city, where a large military parade is taking place on the parklands watched by many spectators, possibly the Queen's Birthday Review.
Panoramic view of Adelaide in 1897 taken from North Adelaide
Panoramic view of Adelaide in 1897 taken from North Adelaide showing large crowds on the parklands watching a display involving children.
A group of three Aboriginal people, two women and a man
A group of three Aboriginal people, two women and a man, possibly in the Musgrave Ranges.
Two Aboriginal men and two young women hunting for food in the Musgrave Ranges
Two Aboriginal men and two young women hunting for food in the Musgrave Ranges.
Young Aboriginal men stalking a female kangaroo carrying her joey
Young Aboriginal men stalking a female kangaroo carrying her joey, in the Musgrave Ranges.
A string of seven camels carrying packs and three riders approaching four Aboriginals
A string of seven camels carrying packs and three riders approaching four Aboriginals, two men with weapons and two women, possibly a staged photograph.
Miss Bridgett Darmody riding a camel side-saddle at Parachilna, near Beltana
Miss Bridgett Darmody riding a camel side-saddle at Parachilna, near Beltana; she later married William Rieken.
Bob the railway dog
'Bob' the railway dog: a dog who became well known in South Australia because he travelled on trains throughout the State so becoming a mascot: poems were written about him including these lines: "Stop me not, but let me jog, I am 'Bob', the driver's dog".
Goods train trucks piled with bagged produce waiting at a country railway station
Goods train trucks piled with bagged produce waiting at a country railway station; location unknown.