Find • Sweet, Samuel White, 1825-1886 • Results 571 to 600 of 1,125
Residence, Kensington Gdns
J. A. Holdens' residence, Holden Street, Kensington Park; adults and children on the verandahs - a slightly different positioning of people than shown in B 10679.
Residence, Kensington Gdns
James Alexander Holdens' residence, Holden Street, Kensington Park - Girton School for Girls and now Pembroke School. JA Holden, the businessman who founded the South Australian Company which eventually produced the Holden car, built a substantial seven room house in 1875. The photograph depicts a busy scene showing a nursemaid with a small child standing under the verandah of a large house. There is also a small boy riding a rocking horse, a gentleman seated and a lady standing . A horse and carriage is taking two young ladies away from the house and another maid can be seen on the upstairs balcony along with a lady holding a small child. A large greenhouse stands at the back of the property.
Rundle Street, Kent Town
A view of Rundle Street, Kent Town, looking north east from Kent Town Brewery. Fields and gardens surround neat stone cottages. The nearest of the cottages on the north side of Rundle Street is about 95 yards east of Dequetteville Terrace.
Panoramic View of Kent Town
[General description] Panoramic view of Kent Town from the Brewery . Prince Alfred College and surrounding sportsfield are in the foreground and beyond the roofs of Kent Town houses can be seen through the trees. The Adelaide Hills rise in the background. [On back of photograph] Kent Town. 1881- 86. N.W. wing of P.A. College.
Kent Town
Panoramic view of Kent Town - Looking south east from Kent Town Brewery. On right is Dequetteville Terrace, Prince Alfred College on left (first wing added 1877) It is interesting to note that no houses can be seen beyond Kent Town when looking towards the hills.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College in 1878. This photograph shows the main building and south wing prior to the addidtion of the north wing which completed the building. A gravel path winds around the front oval where boys are standing watching the camera.
Royal Hotel, Kent Town
[General description] The Royal Hotel, Kent Town is situated on the corner of North Terrace and DeQuetteville Terrace. It is a two storey stone building with a corner entrance, arched windows (ground floor) and a balcony with decorative railings. This photograph was taken when John Williams was the licensee.
Kent Town Brewery
[General description] Kent Town Brewery is a 'state of the art' complex of stone buildings, built in 1876 by Edwin Thomas Smith. Note the horse trough at the kerb.
Residence, Kent Town
[General description] Built in 1874 this impressive 'High Victorian' two storey bluestone mansion has a wide return veranda and balconies upstairs. The verandah posts and balcony railings have wrought iron embellishments. Charles Hornabrook was a successful businessman who held the licence for the York Hotel (in Rundle Street) for 21 years. [On back of photograph] 'Residence of C. A. Hornabrook / Dequetteville Terrace, Kent Town / 1875-79'.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College in the 1870's. Prince Alfred was the second son and fourth child of Queen Victoria. The land for the college was leased from Dr Benjamin Archer Kent, later bought by Charles Robin. The foundation stone was laid by HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh in 1867
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town showing students milling around the steps at the entrance and around the edge of the school oval
Wool team at Kopperamanna
An 18 horse Wool team at Kopperamanna. a Lutheran Church mission near the Birdsville Track. When the Bethesda Mission was fully established at Lake Killalpaninna it was further extended to include two out stations - Koppermanna and Etadunna. In the 1897 season more than 28,000 sheep were shorn although 22,000 sheep died shortly after this due to extreme drought
Largs Hotel
[General Description] Largs Hotel and the sea front. The three storey Hotel is opposite the Largs Bay Jetty. Sand dunes have built up either side of the Hotel. A tall semaphore flag pole is situated near the jetty and a family is standing on the jetty overlooking the beach. The Semaphore Jetty can be seen in the background. [On back of photograph] Largs 1882-86. (Hotel opened 23rd December 1882. Thomas Hixon first landlord).
Pier Hotel, Largs
Foreshore and Pier Hotel at Largs. The Semaphore Beach Jetty can be seen in the background. Both jetties are long, stretching out into the gulf. Sand dunes can be seen in the foreground and the beach is covered with dried seaweed. It is a very low tide. A signal station is standing on the foreshore at the beginning of the jetty. The Pier Hotel has three storeys of arched shaped verandahs covering the balconies and stands on the sand dunes.
Jetty, Largs Bay
The Largs Bay jetty, showing Loco. no. 2. Note on the back of the photograph states "The locomotive is Loco. Number 2 of the Holdfast Bay Line (after amalgamation of the two Glenelg Lines). The carriages are from the former Glenelg-Brighton Line. Note by LS Kingsborough"
Jetty, Largs Bay
View of the Largs Bay jetty. Note on the back of the photograph says "Possibly later that B 12549, as that view does not show telegraph poles" The photograph shows ladies with parasols walking along the jetty, small boats are in the background. The jetty has a small arm attached at the end facing north which would provide mooring space for visiting shipping
Mountain Hut Hotel
[General description] Taken from the hill opposite, the photograph shows the stone hotel building, horse stables and yards set into the base of a gum studded hill. Various people and a horse team and dray are posed in front of the hotel. The road is bounded by post and rails fencing and the telegraph line. Piles of stones have been dropped by the roadside. [On back of photograph] 'Mountain Hut Hotel / Mount Barker Road, north side, on section 1284, about 300 yards from a sharp elbow in the road, between the Eagle on the Hill and Glen Osmond. Probably in the eighteen eighties'.
Woollen Mill, Lobethal
Premises of the Woollen Mill at Lobethal [See B 362 for a similar photograph]. The woollen mill was built in the old premises of the FW Kleinschmidt brewery. In 1870 equipment from a tiny mill in Hanhndorf was moved into Kleinschmidt's along with new machinery. Buildings were added to the mill although obtaining an adequate water supply was always a problem. In 1887 Scotsman Robert Redpath came in as manager and productivity increased. The mill provided uniforms for railway workers and the armed forces
Old gum tree "Riverside"
Old gum tree "Riverside", Uncle Herbert under the tree.
Valley "Riverside", Lyndoch
Lyndoch Valley - "Riverside".
Macclesfield
View of township of Macclesfield. George Davenport was a director of the South Australian Company who sent his son George Francis to Adelaide to select land. He selected land on the upper reaches of the River Angas which is now the town of Macclesfield. George Francis returned from England with his wife but died two years later after his return to South Australia
Beltana Station
Panoramic view of Beltana Station.
Gorge, Beltana
Horse and buggy at the bottom of the Gorge, young Aboriginal boy climbing up the hillside.
Garden at McLaren Vale
Two girls in the garden of a house at McLaren Vale.
Wesleyan Church, Magill
Wesleyan Church, Magill built in fine gothic style. The transepts were added in 1884. An early Wesleyan church was built on this site in 1855 which was opened by Reverend Thomas Williams and Reverend Joseph Dare. This church burnt down in 1962. The later church is located in Chapel Street, Magill.
Magill
Panoramic view at Magill showing the Magill Industrial School and Orphanage at the left in the background. The government bought over 100 acres from the Woodforde Estate in the 1850's. Children were admitted until the end of 1869. The building is of Italian Gothic style and from 1869 was used as a receiving home for state children. The photograph shows orchards and gardens growing on the hillside at Magill
"Oaklands", Marion
"Oaklands", residence at Marion.
"Oaklands" garden, Marion
"Oaklands" gardens.
Camel team, Marree
Camel team resting at Hergott Springs. Seven artesian springs were used by botanist Joseph Albert Hergott who was travelling with Stuart's expedition. The springs were declared a government water reserve in 1860. A railway was built from Port Augusta to Hergott Springs in 1881. By this time the settlement already had a butcher shop, general store and a hotel. Well known Dervish Bejah established a date plantation at Hergott Springs. He was a leader in the large Afghan community and provided camels to transport wool. His date farm can be seen in the background of this photograph
The Acacias, Marryatville
[General description] 'The Acacias', seen from the distance with a small creek and eucalyptus trees in the foreground. The house, situated on a rise with its formal gardens laid out below, has an elaborate verandah and balcony which is reported to have come from Glasgow. It was built in 1875-7 by Dr J.M. Gunson to the design of Michael McMullen and was bought by Sir Edwin Smith in 1878 who extended it greatly. Successful brewer, politician and benefactor, he earned the epithet 'grand old man of Adelaide' and was made K.C.M.G. in 1888. The property was bought by Loreto College in 1920. [On back of photograph] ''The Acacias', Marryatville / (residence of Sir E.T. Smith) / 1881.'