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Scout Group, Gilberton
L.F. Potter, Scout Leader, practising Semaphore.
Marriage of Mary Hart and Henry Walters
Group attending the marriage breakfast at Glanville Hall Semaphore, following the Marriage Ceremony of Henry Huth Walters and Mary Hart at St Paul's Church, Port Adelaide, 14 October 1868. Names: 1) Fred Ringwood; 2) N.B. Andrews; 3) Captain Simpson; 4) Captain Douglas; 5) Charles H. Marryat; 6) Mr S. Tomkinson; 7) Dr Duncan; 8) Captain John Hart (father of the bride); 9) Mrs Margaret Gilmor Hart, nee Todd (mother of the bride); 10) Willie Ewbank; 11) H. Duncan; 12) Colonel Hamley; 13) Mrs Hamley; 14) Bishop Short; 15) Rev Ewbank; 16) George Connor; 17) Captain Turner, 50th Regiment; 18) Mr Singleton; 19) Rev Green; 20) Captain Clark or Clarke, 50th Regiment; 21) Captain Legoe; 22) Mrs Martin; 23) Miss Duffield; 24) Rev Charles Marryat; 25) Mrs Hutchinson; 26) Miss Howard, probably the governess at Harts; 27) Miss Singleton; 28) John Williams; 29) Mrs or Miss Smillie; 30) Gracie Marryat; 31) Miss Margaret Hart; 32) Captain Fred Howard or John Hart; 33) Mrs Walters; 34) Henry O'Halloran; 35) David Mellville; 36) H.H. Walters; 37) Alma or Birdie Douglas; 38) Annie Hart; 39) Harriet Douglas; 40) Katie Hart; 41) Mrs Saunders; 42) number not used; 43) number not used; 44) Captain Hutchinson; 45) Mrs Tomkinson; 46) Mrs Smillie; 47) Miss Douglas; 48) Possibly Mrs Kent Hughes; 49) Mrs Green; 50) Possibly Mrs David Melville; 52) Kent Hughes; 53) Jessie Simpson or Mrs George Connor.
Semaphore Road, Exeter
Shops in Semaphore Road, Exeter, between Young and Montpelier Streets, 24th May 1929. Branford's boot shop is on the left and the Exeter Hotel on the right. (information supplied by a researcher).
H.M.S. Clis, (Corvette)
H.M.S. Clis, (Corvette) off Semaphore. "Clio" arrived February 3, 1873. See account in the South Australian Register, February 4, 1873 for description. A man rowing a small boat appears to have been lifted out of the water by a large fish
Soldiers Memorial
Soldiers Memorial, Semaphore.
Soldiers Memorial
Soldiers Memorial, Semaphore.
Soldier's Memorial
Soldier's Memorial, Semaphore.
Amusement park & Esplanade (S
Amusement park and Esplanade, Semaphore.
Soldiers' Memorial
Soldiers' Memorial, Semaphore.
Convalescent home (Valentine)
Convalescent home, Semaphore.
Time Ball and Signal station
Time Ball Rotunda and Signal station, Semaphore.
Le Fevre's Hospital
Le Fevre's Community Hospital.
Le Fevre's Hospital
Le Fevre's Community Hospital.
Le Fevre's Hospital
Le Fevre's Community Hospital.
Convalescent Nursing home
Convalescent rest and nursing home, Semaphore.
Beach reclamation
Beach reclamation, Semaphore.
The Esplanade, Semaphore
The Esplanade before sea-wall was built.
Hart Street Reserve
Hart Street Reserve after reclamation, Semaphore.
Semaphore beach
Men's lavatory wood and iron replaced by Concrete structure.
Semaphore beach
Men's lavatory wood and iron replaced by Concrete structure.
The Todd Reserve
The Todd Reserve, Semaphore.
The Todd Reserve
The Todd Reserve, Semaphore.
The Todd Reserve
The Todd Reserve, Semaphore.
Town Hall and Signal Station
Town Hall and Signalling station, Semaphore.
St. Margaret's Convalescent Home
St. Margaret's Convalescent Home, Military Road, Semaphore.
Edith Alice Ship
Edith Alice winning Grand Ketch Race at the Semaphore Regatta, 26 January 1914.
The "County of Kinross"
[General description] The four masted iron ship 'County of Kinross', 1641 tons (1716 gross tons, ON78570, 267.0 x 38.8 x 23.6. Built 1878 by Barclay, Curle and Co. Glasgow. Owners R&J Craig, registered Glasgow. Sold c.1906 to Norway, reduced to a 4 mast barque and renamed Marpesia, broken up in 1920's] [On back of photograph] 'The "County of Kinross" at the Semaphore anchorage, photographed in 1906'
Locomotive
Locomotive Class "F" no. 255 at Semaphore.
Train in Semaphore Station
Train in Semaphore Station.
Motor vehicle accident at Semaphore
View of a damaged Hudson motor car after it crashed into a telegraph pole. The car, license number SA 48866, belonged to G. Beasley of Mead Street, Largs.