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Beltana Station surveyors' camp
Beltana Station surveyors' camp (Sweet Adelaide 930).
Elder Park Rotunda
Rotunda in Elder Park Adelaide with River Torrens in the background. Another copy is in Sweet Collection folder 3.
Railway Station Adelaide
Adelaide Railway Station. (Sweet Adelaide 50).
River Torrens rowing regatta
Rowing regatta on the Torrens Lake. Another copy is in Sweet Collection folder 3.
Victoria Square looking north
Eastern side of Victoria Square, looking north. Another copy is in Sweet Collection folder 3. A slightly different view is at B 20165.
Rotunda Zoological Gardens Adelaide
Rotunda in the Zoological Gardens Adelaide. Another copy is in Sweet Collection folder 3.
Buckland Park Gawler
Buckland Park Gawler, with view of tall gums and herd of cattle. (Sweet Adelaide 276).
Rock at Kanyaka
Large rock at Kanyaka, Flinders Ranges. [Sweet] 20.
Kanyaka waterhole
Kanyaka waterhole, Flinders Ranges. [Sweet] 19.
Mitcham
View looking south from the upper floor of George Prince's house, 'Kallawar', which was on the eastern corner of Albert Street and Muggs Hill Road. New house on site is Kallawar-Scotch College, Turner School. The building in the top right hand corner is St Joseph's Convent (now demolished) and next to it is Alexander Tolmer's house (now demolished). (Information supplied by a researcher July 1982). (Sweet Adelaide 585).
Morialta, road to the Falls
Road to Morialta Falls with cottage and wooden farm building in the foreground. [Sweet] Adelaide 599.
Valley Lake Mount Gambier
Valley Lake Mount Gambier. (Sweet Adelaide 701).
Mount Lofty ranges
View across the parklands to the Mount Lofty Ranges. Prince Alfred College is on the left. (Sweet Adelaide 525).
Norton Summit road
Norton Summit road. A woman and a child, possibly Elizabeth Sweet and one of her children, wearing distinctive white hats, are seen sitting on the grassy verge.
Onkaparinga River
Onkaparinga River showing vegetation along the banks. A boy is fishing. (Sweet Adelaide 517).
Parkside Lunatic Asylum
Parkside Lunatic Asylum, later known as Glenside Psychiatric Hospital. View of the building complex from the perimeter fence. (Sweet Adelaide 86).
Hayrick, Pewsey Vale
Large hay rick at Pewsey Vale with a farm dray and horses in front. Several children are sitting in the cart. (Sweet Adelaide 637).
Deer at Pewsey Vale
Joseph Gilbert feeding deer in the park at Pewsey Vale. (Sweet Adelaide 299).
Pewsey Vale dam
The main creek dam at Pewsey Vale Station, with cows in the foreground. (Sweet Adelaide 273).
Pichi Richi railway
Pichi Richi railway. (Sweet Adelaide 952).
Fisher Swing Bridge Port Adelaide
Fisher Bridge, an American Pratt truss type swing bridge at Port Adelaide Dock. (Sweet Adelaide 211).
Gorge near Port Pirie
Man and a horse at a watering place in a gorge near Port Pirie, possibly Alligator Gorge, but described as Port Pirie bush scene. (Sweet Adelaide 783).
Knight's Beach, Port Elliot
Waves at Knight's Beach, Port Elliot, with a man resting on the rocks. (Sweet Adelaide 801).
Granite Island
Large boulders on Granite Island with distant view of the Bluff. Two men are posed against the rocks (Sweet Adelaide 795).
Waterfall Gully
Waterfall Gully with three people posed at the base of the falls. One woman has a white parasol. (Sweet Adelaide 564).
Dean Russell's funeral procession from St Pauls
Funeral procession exiting St Paul's Church and crowds gathered for the funeral for Alexander Russell, Dean of Adelaide, who died in 1886. (Sweet Adelaide).
Dean Russell's funeral at St Pauls
Crowds gathered and view of horses and buggies waiting in Flinders Street during the funeral for Alexander Russell, Dean of Adelaide, who died in 1886. (Sweet Adelaide).
Dean Russell's funeral procession from St Pauls
Crowds gathered at the corner of North Terrace and King William Street as the funeral procession for Alexander Russell passes. Horse tram 82 is visible in the foreground. (Sweet Adelaide).
Wagon of wool, 1000 pounds worth
Wagon, fully laden with wool bales, with team of eight horses, probably at Bungaree Station. (Sweet Adelaide 632).
A buckboard buggy
A buckboard buggy, probably at Bungaree Station, near Clare. The driver has a small dog sitting beside him and there is another underneath the buggy in the shade. The pattern of the fence and gate and the terriers are similar to those in photograph B 43088 which is identified as Bungaree. (Sweet Adelaide 674). A researcher has suggested that this buggy could be a Stump Jumping Buckboard as the dates, the colony and the vehicle style all point to it. The researcher has provided the following information: Stump-jumping Buggy [1880s] - a specialised form of Bush Buggy [q.v.] with buckboard-like extended bodywork and a single seat for the driver to handle extremely rough bush driving conditions. Two versions, designed and built by Adelaide coachbuilders Duncan & Fraser, were displayed at the 1884 South Australian Chamber of Manufacturer's Grand Exhibition, including one with double-spring slat bodywork. It was noted of this exhibit that "strange as their construction appears ...they are capital things for rough country, the springy way in which they clear all obstacles being remarkable" (South Australian Weekly Chronicle 24 May 1884, p.22).