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A funeral attended by a large crowd at West Terrace Cemetery
A funeral attended by a large crowd, including a military band, at West Terrace Cemetery.
Picnic during a dog race in Maitland
Picnic lunch for men at Maitland during a dog racing event, a central figure holds a greyhound by its collar.
A group of Parliamentary officers dressed for cricket
A group of Parliamentary officers dressed for cricket. E.T. Smith sits in front, others are identified as: Anstey; Homburg; Peake; Coneybeer; Ponder; Vaughan; Carlson (?); Denny. The Homburg in this photograph is very likely to be Hermann Robert Homburg, son of the polician and judge, Robert Homburg.
Marquees and spectators at an event on the showgrounds at Mount Pleasant
Marquees and spectators at the Mount Pleasant Show.
Five uniformed Army officers
Five uniformed army officers enjoying their lunch in the shade of a tree.
A young woman wearing Turkish style dress
A young woman wearing Turkish style dress.
George Pegler
Service number 18488 George Bentley Pegler, a staff member of the South Australian Harbors Board. George enlisted in the AIF on 26 October 1917 and served in France with the Australian Army Medical Corps. He returned to Australia in 1919. From 1923 to his death in 1950 he held the position of Harbourmaster at Cowell.
The premises of the Harbor's Board offices in Victoria Square, Adelaide
Victoria Square: The premises of the Harbor's Board offices in Victoria Square, Adelaide. A researcher, who formerly worked for the Harbor's Board from 1959 to 1964, has provided the following information: draftsmen worked in a timber framed, brick front, single storey building annex, located on the vacant land adjacent to the old building, which housed three sections: survey, civil and mechanical engineering. This annex was demolished, as was the original Harbors Board building, in 1979, but the facade of the original building was preserved and moved 34 metres north of its original site to make way for the SGIC building.
General view of Franklin Harbour taken from on board a ship
General view of Franklin Harbour taken from on board a ship and featuring the sailing ship "Aristides" at anchor.
The South Australian Company's mill at Hackney
The South Australian Company's mill at Hackney; photographic copy of a sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Hindley Street
Hindley Street in 1845; a photographic copy of a sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Government House, North Terrace
Government House: the second Government House building, North Terrace, Adelaide; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
"The Port" in 1845 with Mount Lofty in the background
"The Port" in 1845 with Mount Lofty in the background;. a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
St. John's Church, Halifax Street, Adelaide
St. John's Church, Halifax Street, Adelaide; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Hindley Street, Adelaide
Hindley Street, Adelaide, looking west; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Frome Bridge, Adelaide in 1845
Frome Bridge, Adelaide in 1845; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Busy street scene at Klemzig in 1845
Busy street scene at Klemzig in 1845; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
The City Mill, Adelaide
The City Mill, Adelaide: south view showing the Phillips' mill in the background; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
The Harbors Board steamboat SS "Conqueror" at sea with flags flying off Glenelg
The Harbors Board steamboat SS "Conqueror" at sea with flags flying off Glenelg, December 1917.
The premises of Government Offices, Adelaide in 1845
The premises of Government Offices, Adelaide in 1845, south view; a photographic copy of a sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Distant view of the Adelaide Plains from the site of the Glen Osmond gold mine in 1845
Distant view of the Adelaide Plains from the site of the Glen Osmond gold mine in 1845; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Distant view of the city of Adelaide in 1845
Distant view of the city of Adelaide in 1845 from the north-west; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Studio view of a boy about eight years old
Costume: studio view of a boy about eight years old; identity unknown.
A visiting Fijian Cricket player
A visiting Fijian Cricket player.
South Australian warrant officers outside quarters
South Australian training staff beside a brick building at the Exhibition Camp. The man seated on the right has been identified as Robert Valentine Whitehorn; the one standing on the right is Albert Sidney Alexander Kenney. This photo was published in 'The Observer', Saturday 28 August 1915, page 28, under the general heading 'Responded to the call - recruiting and military camps'. The caption under the photo reads: 'Instructors, Exhibition Camp. - Standing (left to right) - S.S.M.'s Smith, Blight, Patterson, Chinner, Grenfell, Beverley, Young, Kenny. Sitting S.S.M.'s Durrant, Mercer, Bacon, Jameson, Fox, Whitehorn'.
Public welcome for returned soldiers in the Adelaide Town Hall.
Mayor of Adelaide, Alfred A. Simpson, addressing a public welcome for returned soldiers in the Adelaide Town Hall, Friday 27 August 1915. He is addressing an audience from the stage where wounded Gallipoli veterans and other dignitaries sit; flags are draped on the organ and on the walls in the background.
Long lines of army recruits still wearing civilian clothes assembled in Adelaide during World War I
Long lines of army recruits still wearing civilian clothes assembled in Adelaide, Jubilee Camp, (now University of Adelaide site) during World War I.
A military band leading South Australian soldiers as they make a farewell march along King William Street, Adelaide
A military band leading South Australian soldiers as they make a farewell march along King William Street, Adelaide before going overseas during World War I; large crowds line the roadside on both sides.
Andrew Fisher, Prime Minister of Australia 1908-1915
Andrew Fisher, 1862-1928, Prime Minister of Australia 1908-1915 and High Commissioner, 1915-1921.
Mounted soldiers protecting a horse drawn brougham outside Parliament House, North Terrace, Adelaide
Mounted soldiers protecting a horse drawn brougham outside Parliament House, North Terrace, Adelaide; a uniformed man, possibly the Governor of South Australia, descends from the carriage during the ceremony for the opening of Parliament in 1914.