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Part of the grandstand at Adelaide Oval
Part of the grandstand at Adelaide Oval with a large audience waiting for the start of events.
Two small boys, one sitting on a rocking horse
Two small boys in a garden, one sitting on a rocking horse and the other patting a dog; names not known. According to a researcher, the rocking horse was manufactured during the early 20th century in Adelaide, possibly by Sloman.
Stock parading in the show ring at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide
Stock parading in the show ring during an agricultural exhibition held at the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide.
Floodwaters surrounding the railway line to Henley Beach
Extensive flooding surrounding the tram viaduct (which ran where HMAS Australia Rd is now) to Henley Beach, South Australia.
Women members of the Cheer Up Society in Adelaide
Nine women members of the Cheer Up Society photographed at a Christmas camp in Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Port Adelaide Australian Rules Football club
Players from Port Adelaide Australian Rules Football club; names not known.
Large machinery in a workshop
Large machinery set up in a workshop in South Australia; purpose unknown.
Men attending a vine pruning demonstration
Group of grape growers attending a vine pruning demonstration in South Australia; names not known.
George Giffen teaching boys about playing cricket
George Giffen, a well known South Australian cricketer coaching young boys in cricket; he stands before a wicket with a bat demonstrating the correct stance.
Adelaide Hunt Club meeting at Oakbank, South Australia
Members of the Adelaide Hunt Club assembled with the hounds in the main street of Oakbank watched by groups of followers.
Horseman jumping a fence at a horse show in South Australia
A horseman urging his mount over a fence at a country show in South Australia; name not known.
Sir Ross Smith addressing a large crowd at Glenelg, South Australia
Sir Ross Smith wearing army uniform addressing a large crowd assembled outside St.Peter's Church at Glenelg, South Australia shortly after his historic flight from England.
Four women tennis players from Adelaide
Four women tennis players from Adelaide wearing blazers over their dress of light skirts and shirts with checked ties; names not known.
Woman tennis player in Adelaide
A woman tennis player photographed standing at the base line on the court during a match in Adelaide; name not known.
Four women tennis players in Adelaide
Four young women tennis players in Adelaide; names not known.
Woman tennis player on the court in Adelaide
A woman tennis player standing on the court during a match in Adelaide; name not known.
Four women tennis players in Adelaide
Four young women tennis players photographed at the side of a court in Adelaide; names not known.
Woman tennis player in Adelaide
A woman tennis player on the court during a match in Adelaide, her large hat partially obscures her face; name not known.
Members of South Adelaide Football team
A group of football players from South Adelaide Australian Rules Football team photographed outside a building with six executive members; names not known.
Group of men photographed near the Tivoli Theatre, Adelaide
A group of men photographed in a side road outside the Tivoli Theatre, Adelaide; names and purpose not known.
Funeral casket of Sir Edwin Thomas Smith
The funeral casket of Sir Edwin Thomas Smith, brewer, politician, philanthropist, and twice Mayor of Adelaide; it is placed in front of pews in Clayton Church, Kensington decorated with wreaths of flowers, part of the church organ can be seen in the background.
A lych gate entrance to the premises of a church
A memorial entrance in the form of a lych gate to the premises of a church in South Australia. According to a researcher, this looks to be the lych gate memorial on the grounds of St Margaret of Scotland, Anglican Parish of Woodville, 791 Port Road, Woodville, South Australia. The picture is of the gate at its original position facing Woodville Road (the Institute building can be seen opposite). The gate was moved to its present position to allow widening of Woodville Road. It is a 1919 Memorial to WW1 servicemen from the Parish.
Wreaths on the grave of Sir E.T.Smith
Floral wreaths almost covering the monument and grave of Sir Edwin Thomas Smith, well known brewer, politician, philanthropist and twice Mayor of Adelaide.
Hazel Alice Robertson
Waitress Hazel Alice Robertson, aged 19 of Stanley Street, Kilkenny, was one of six people who died of burns from a fire at the Collings and Green Fish Cafe at 192 King William Street, Adelaide on 23 March 1920.
Group of South Australian men
A group of South Australian men standing and sitting in three rows in front of a stone wall; names and purpose unknown.
Displays of Australian products at the Adelaide Show
Glass cabinet displays of Australian products in an exhibition hall at the Adelaide Show; the centre cabinet has a star sign overhead advertising the firm of 'Lever'.
Display of prize winning fruit and vegetables
Close view of prize winning fruit and vegetables on display at the Adelaide Show.
Roll of honour to the Fallen in World War I
A carved wooden roll of honour listing the names of South Australian Harbors Board officers who lost their lives during World War I.
Brigadier General Antill
Close view of Brigadier General Antill, Commandant of the South Australian Forces 1918-21.
Four bowls players from Adelaide
Four bowls players photographed at a bowling green in Adelaide; names not known.