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Hoffmann photographs, box 21, Port Elliot
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 waves crashing on rocks and a quiet bay, with the box label reading 'Port Elliot'. The negatives were originally from Charles Hoffmann [assumed to be Hoffmann Photographics, Victor Harbor]. Kodak plates.
Dr Morgan O'Leary
A black and white panel size photograph of Dr Morgan O'Leary of Victor Harbor, who was the local physician, standing in a garden at the side of a house with a horse and a dog. The photograph has been hand tinted in areas.
Elizabeth Bruce at Pine Cottage
Carte-de-visite photograph of Elizabeth Bruce and an unknown man standing at the front of her house, 'Pine Cottage' in Burke Street, Victor Harbor.
Aerial photograph of the city of Victor Harbor : Back Valley
Aerial views from Back Valley near the city of Victor Harbor, South Australia, looking east towards the ocean, over Victor Harbor, Granite Island, Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor Golf Club, Victor Harbor Quarries, and surrounding fields.
Clifton Guest Home
Clifton Guest House, Victor Harbor, on the corner of Crozier Road and Torrens Street.
Photographs of Port Victor and Port Adelaide
Collection of black and white photographic prints on a CD-ROM produced by The Vern McCallum Collection, Historical Photographs. They cover scenes at Port Victor (later known as Victor Harbor) and Port Adelaide.
Postcard of Port Victor in South Australia
Colourised postcard showing the causeway, jetty and town buildings across the water. Photo taken from Granite Island at Port Victor in South Australia.
Tinted postcard showing Victor Harbour from Granite Island
Tinted postcard which shows a distant view of Victor Harbour [Harbor] taken from Granite Island. Shows the causeway and jetties. A message is written on the back of the postcard.
Imperial Guest House
The Imperial Guest House, Crozier Road Victor Harbor.
Hindmarsh River Bridge
The Bridge over Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor. The Hindmarsh River rises in the Mount Lofty Ranges below Mount Cone and flows through the Hindmarsh Valley before reaching its mouth and emptying into Encounter Bay at Victor Harbor. John Monash established the South Australian Reinforced Concrete Company which built the Hindmarsh River Railway Bridge at Victor Harbor. This bridge is the first reinforced concrete bridge in Australia and one of the first reinforced concrete girder bridges
Eight Hours Day Procession
Eight Hours Day Procession, Victor Harbor. It commemorates the granting of the eight hour working day for Australians. It recognizes workers' contributions towards the nation's economy. It began with stonemasons walking off the job in Melbourne in protest of employers refusing to reduce their working hours. An agreement was reached whereby stonemasons worked no longer than eight hours a day. It was the first of a series of long, hard fought victories for shorter working hours
Eight Hours Day Procession
Eight Hours Day Procession, Victor Harbor. It commemorates the granting of the eight hour working day for Australians. It recognizes workers' contributions towards the nation's economy. It began with stonemasons walking off the job in Melbourne in protest of employers refusing to reduce their working hours. An agreement was reached whereby stonemasons worked no longer than eight hours a day. It was the first of a series of long, hard fought victories for shorter working hours
Victor Harbor Residents
Victor Harbor Residents. According to a researcher, the individual people in this image are named in the book "Settlers Around the Bay - The Pioneering Families of Encounter Bay and Victor Harbor" by Anthony Laube, 1985. The image is titled 'The First Corporation of Victor Harbor 1914'. Standing: WD. Richardson (auditor), Bert Warland (clerk), W. Millard (auditor) Seated: Joseph C. Joy, Alfred Dennis, Oliver Baaner (mayor), Norman Whiting, Arch Grosvenor.
Victor Harbor
Children on a horse and buggy in front of the "Summerlea" buildings.
Election Supporters
Horse-drawn vehicles with Mr. C. Tucker's supporters at the By-Elections, Encounter Bay attending the Declaration of the Poll, 1 August 1899. A researcher has suggested that the building in the background may be the Crown Hotel, Victor Harbor.
Schoolboy Football Team
Schoolboy football team, Victor Harbor.
Campers from 'Our Boys Institute'
VICTOR HARBOR: Charles Knuckey, fourth from the right, with fellow members of 'Our Boys Institute' riding bicycles during a camping trip to Victor Harbor.
A.E. Tregonning's delivery van
VICTOR HARBOR: A.E. Tregonning's delivery van. It is a model Ford Prefect which was current in 1946-48.
Victor Harbor through Umbrella Rock
Victor harbor through Umbrella Rock.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Victor Harbor
A head stone in the cemetery at Victor Harbor in memory of Johannah Marshall and Joseph Marshall.
The Wenmouth Collection : Victor Harbor
Monument in the park on the esplanade at Victor Harbor.
Ocean Street, Victor Harbor
View down Victor Harbor's Ocean Street, with the Hotel Grosvenor on the left and David Bell's store opposite.
Sir Henry Galway at Victor Harbor, South Australia
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia and other distinguished guests photographed during a visit to Victor Harbor. Sir Henry sits centre of the front row, third from the left with Sir Richard Butler, Commissioner of Crown Lands on his right and Sir George Ritchie, Minister of Public Works on his left. Arthur Searcy is standing first left, back row and Mr.Warland, Town Clerk of Victor Harbor stands far right. Mr Archibald Grosvenor, member of the first Corporation of Victor Harbor (1914) stands fifth from left at the back and directly behind Sir Henry Galway.
Three young women swimmers at Victor Harbor
Three young women swimmers wearing costume bearing club badges photographed at Victor Harbor, South Australia; names not known.
George and Hannah Dormer
A sepia studio cabinet photograph of George and Hannah Dormer of Victor Harbor. It is believed that George was a blacksmith at Victor Harbor. Photograph by Frisby & Mason, 134 Bridge Road, Richmond, Melbourne.
Postcard of a horse tram on Granite Island, Victor Harbor
Postcard showing a horse drawn tram travelling the track on Granite Island in South Australia. Some buildings and part of the causeway are in the background. According to a researcher, the South Australian Railways horse tram shown, was No.7, which was withdrawn when horse trams 5 and 6 were transferred from the Moonta Tramway in 1931.
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Victor Harbor folk festival : [poster]
Held at Victor Harbor (S. Aust.), 2-6 October 1997; four sponsors listed; presented by the Folk Federation of South Australia
Norman and Louisa Kaines with Dr. Hewgill Hamilton
Norman and Louisa Kaines nee Hannay seated with Dr. Hewgill Hamilton on a bench on the front lawn at Mount Brecken Club, Victor Harbor.
Man by a car
A man standing by a car smoking a pipe, near Victor Harbor.
View of Causeway from Granite Island
Photograph of the causeway at Victor Harbor, looking from a high point on Granite Island, with the mainland in view beyond. A couple with a pram can be seen walking across the causeway, with the horse drawn tram a little behind.