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Victor Harbor School Band
VICTOR HARBOR: Victor Harbor Primary School Band in the 1890s; a group of boys wearing military style uniform with slouch hats, some with fifes and drums.
Newland Memorial Congregational Church, Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: Premises of the Newland Memorial Congregational Church at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Garden party at 'Adare', Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: Guests enjoying a garden party in the grounds of 'Adare', owned by H. D. Cudmore at Victor Harbor, in December 1905.
Harvest festival at the old congregational church, Victor Harbor
A black and white photograph of Harvest Thanksgiving decorations in the original Newland Memorial Congregational Church, Victor Harbor.
Hotel Victor, Victor Harbor
Hotel Victor, Victor Harbor.
Premises of 'Wonderview' cinema at Victor Harbor
The premises of 'Wonderview', a cinema constructed in 1923 and demolished in about 1990. The Gala opening night was 22 Dec. 1923 according to a big advertisement in the Victor Harbor Times. This view was taken by Mr Tom Powell, the first manager of the theatre. The building to the right of the Wonderview was the Victor Harbour Power Generation Station, which supplied electricity to Victor Harbor, before the connection to the Adelaide power grid.
Pipiriki, Victor Harbor
Black and white photographic postcard of 'Pipiriki, Victor Harbour' [sic], located between the railway line and the foreshore at Victor Harbor. 'Valentine's Real Photo, No.18'.
Victor Harbor Institute
Sir John Langdon Bonython laying foundation stone for the Victor Harbor Institute.
Congregational Church, Victor Harbor
Congregational Church at Victor Harbor.
Tennis party at Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: Tennis party at Victor Harbor, 31 January, 1934. Front row, left to right; Hilda Allen; Phyl Wiltshire; Constance Morris. Back row; two of Phyl Wiltshire's sisters.
Group of people on the verandah of 'Summerlea', Victor Harbor
Group of people, mostly women and children, on the verandah of 'Summerlea', Coral Street, Victor Harbor. The house was owned by Mrs Ruby E. Stock (a widow) who lived there with her four children - Bessie, Bob, Ken and Gerald. It is believed that Mrs Stock is the lady seated on the right, with glasses, and that her three sons are in the foreground closest to the camera, one holding one of her (locally) famous dogs - she collected money for the Red Cross during World War 2 by tying collecting tins to the dogs. The woman 5th from left, not looking at the camera, is Miss Dorothy Graham (1889-1975) who worked at 'Summerlea' as the housekeeper for over 30 years; the woman to her right (4th from left) is possibly her co-worker Hilda Stevens.
Mount Breckan, Victor Harbor
[General description] Part of the burnt out Mount Breckan House showing the tower. In the foreground is part of the garden which appears to be neglected. See B 4287 for another view and description. [On back of photograph] 'The ruins / Mount Breckan / Victor Harbor / c.1912.'
Crown Hotel, Victor Harbor
Crown Hotel, Victor Harbor located in Ocean Street. The hotel opened in 1865 and is a two storey stone building. It has no verandahs or balconies. A sign above the doorway states that the proprietor is J Greenfield and he held this position from 1866-1868.
Mount Breckan, Victor Harbor
Mount Breckan, Victor Harbor is a grand 38 room residence designed by William McMinn in a Gothic Revival style, completed in 1881. It was commissioned by Alexander Hay, a prominent politician, farmer and wealthy Rundle Street merchant
Mount Breckan, Victor Harbor
Mount Breckan, Victor Harbor.
Crown Hotel, Victor Harbor
Crown Hotel at Victor Harbor. According to a researcher, the higher part of the Crown Hotel was completed in 1928. The lower part was built over to match the height of the new extension in 1935. The licensees at the time were Henry and Elizabeth Jacob. Henry and Elizabeth's son-in-law, Tom McGovern, was the office manager.
Hotel Grosvenor, Victor Harbor
Hotel Grosvenor, Victor Harbor.
Congregational Church, Victor Harbor
Ladies of Newland Memorial Congregational Church, Victor Harbor.
Tregonning's Dairy Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: Premises of Tregonning's Dairy in Maud Street.
'Mount Breckan' at Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: "Mount Breckan" severely damaged by fire, rebuilt in 1911 by W.F. Connell and opened as a residential Club.
Adare, Victor Harbor
View of Adare, Victor Harbor, taken by amateur photographer O.B.Hutchinson in 1894 and enclosed in letter to his uncle Peter Orlando Hutchinson, of Sidmouth, Devon. The letter accompanying is dated 30 April 1894. On the back of the original Hutchinson has written "This shows the place where Mr Hindmarsh lived, of whom you have no doubt heard years ago. In the foreground is the bridge over the River Hindmarsh near its mouth. That river separates Mr Hay's property from this, and if these two views be laid about 3 inches apart, this one on the right hand, it will give their approximate position. The distant hill is called Peeralilla, near to which we live. Sorry it is not a better photo." [The other view referred to can be seen at B 70609.]
Boating on Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
View of a small group in a rowing boat on the Hindmarsh River, with Adare House, Victor Harbor, in the background. Written on frame: 'Hindmarsh River, Dec 1900'.
School party at Victor Harbor
Photograph from the album of Joyce Kernick. 'Victorian school party at Clifton Holiday House, Victor Harbor'.
Hindmarsh River, Port Victor
View of the Hindmarsh River at Victor Harbor, looking up towards 'Adare'.
The Hotel Victor
The Hotel Victor at Victor Harbor.
Port Victor Congregational Church
Port Victor Congregational Church, also known as Newland Memorial Congregational Church, Victor Harbor, soon after construction in 1869.
Mount Breckan, Victor Harbor
View of Mount Breckan, taken by amateur photographer O.B.Hutchinson in 1894 and enclosed in letter to his uncle Peter Orlando Hutchinson, of Sidmouth, Devon. The letter accompanying is dated 30 April 1894. On the back of the original Hutchinson has written "View on the road about half a mile from Port Victor. The railway from Adelaide and the main road are here running side by side. The building close to the road is Mr Hay's Lodge, and the entrance gate alongside. Mr Hay's house is on the hill and, as will be seen, is rather a pretentious structure, containing about 22 rooms. Behind a telegraph pole is my pony-cart and my mare 'Bella'. This road is about 100 yards from the sea."
Photographs relating to St Augustine's Anglican Church
16 black and white photographs relating to St Augustine's Church including exterior and interior views of the church building, photographs of parishoners, choir and clergy members, and church activities and events. See below for details.
Views of Victor Harbor
A collection of images of Victor Harbor.
Hoffmann photographs, box 5, Victor Harbor
Part of a collection of glass plate negatives which have been transferred from the National Trust of South Australia, Victor Harbor Branch. The images comprise swimming and boating, surfers, gatherings, and views of Victor Harbor including the causeway to Granite Island and the horsedrawn tram. The negatives were originally from Charles Hoffmann [assumed to be Hoffmann Photographics, Victor Harbor]. Kodak plates.