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Volunteer Military Forces Camp
Volunteer Military Forces, Victor Harbor.
Volunteer Military Forces Camp
Volunteer Military Forces, Victor Harbor.
Volunteer Military Forces Camp
Volunteer Military Forces, Victor Harbor.
First Motor Race
Rymill Brothers in the first Motor Road Race in S.A. at the top of Belair Hill on their way to Victor Harbor, Easter 1905.
Light Horse Regiment
9th Light Horse Regiment led by Major H. M. Parsons. Born at Inman Valley, South Australia, Parsons landed at ANZAC Cove 22 May 1915. He returned to Australia in 1916 after being reported 'dangerously ill'. He returned to active service in July 1916 to command a Squadron of the 9th Light Horse. In 1918 he received the D.S.O. He is buried at Victor Harbor.
Taking a Break
Taking a break, possibly at Port Elliot. Note the 'O.B.I.' on bucket. There was an Our Boys Institute camp site at Victor Harbor near the Hindmarsh River (now the Wintersun Motel. [from information provided by a researcher].
Motor Bus
Motor bus - Adelaide to Victor Harbor.
Hindmarsh River
Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor.
Hindmarsh River
Hindmarsh river, Victor Harbor.
Tregonning Family
Studio view of the Tregonning family of Victor Harbor, taken in Adelaide in 1910. Left to right: Thomas Tregonning; Ethel Tregonning; Aubrey Tregonning; Myrtle Tregonning and Henrietta (Annie) Tregonning. A researcher has added that this is Thomas Tregonning with his second wife and family.
Soldier Bruce
Soldier Bruce and unidentified soldier. [Identification came from a slip with the original glass plate negative. It has been suggested that 'Bruce' is actually Jack McCulloch Bruce from Victor Harbor, who was a private in E Company, 10th Battalion. The location is believed to be the Morphettville Camp. Compare the soldier on the right with the photo of J.M. Bruce on the 'Anzac Centenary Commemoration' site.]
Locomotive
Centenary train, No. 605, first trip to Victor Harbor.
Horse drawn tram to Granite Island
GRANITE ISLAND: A horse drawn tram travelling along the causeway from Victor Harbor to Granite Island on 1 January 1926.
The Bluff from Granite Island
GRANITE ISLAND: Distant view of the Bluff, Encounter Bay taken from Granite Island.
Portrait of Mr and Mrs W.F. Connell
PORTRAIT: Mr and Mrs W.F. Connell of Victor Harbor; W.F. Connell bought and restored "Mount Breckan" after its damage by fire and turned it into a residential Club.
Hay-Williams wedding group in Adelaide
Wedding group of the writer William Gosse Hay and Mary Violet Williams, who were married on 26 October 1901 at St Peter's College Chapel, probably taken in the Williams' garden at 'Woodspring,' Unley. They lived for many years at Victor Harbor. Left to right: James Gosse, Eva Williams, Mrs Belle Williams, William Hay, Mary Williams (Hay), Dora Williams, Nancy Gosse, William Pope and Grace Williams.
Lieutenant Colonel Mary Stewart Douglas
Lieutenant Colonel Mary (May) Stewart Douglas, OBE, OAM. Born 20 January 1904 in Victor Harbor, May Douglas served as Captain and Commissioner of the Girl Guides Association 1923 to 1941, Assistant Controller of the Australian Women's Army Service 1941 to 1943, Controller of the Australian Army Medical Women's Service 1943 to 1946, State Commissioner of the South Australian Girl Guides 1952 to 1958. Awarded the OBE for her service to Girl Guides and the OAM for service to veterans, she died on 6 May 1999.
Teatree bush along the Coorong
COORONG: Thick Teatree bush along the Coorong with an early make Chevrolet car on the road. The Chevrolet registration number 21-610 was owned by A.O. Pudney, of Victor Harbor, it was new in 1923.
Horsedrawn tramway at Port Elliot
PORT ELLIOT: Strathalbyn/Goolwa/Victor Harbor horse tram car no. 21 standing outside the Railway Hotel at Port Elliot on the corner of The Strand and Young Street.
The 'Moonta' at Port Adelaide
The MV 'Moonta' tied up at No. 3 berth, and MV Port Victor (formerly HMS 'Nairana') at No. 2 berth, at Port Adelaide.
Railway transport: S class
Engine no. 131 at Victor Harbor end (south) of Goolwa Railway Station. A banner is attached to engine promoting the Goolwa-Pt. Elliot Railway Centenary 1854-1954 celebrations. There are other carriages in the background.
Railway transport: rolling stock 5'3"
An old tram carriage being towed by a car on rails. A researcher has identified this photograph as Victor Harbor horse tram number 5 or 6 being towed by a Motor Inspection Car.
Family photographs
Photographs of Victor Harbor, Christies Beach, Seacliffe, Burnside, Mylor, and other towns visited whilst on holidays.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Port Elliot
Seagulls at Port Elliot with the Bluff (Rosetta Head) in the distance beyond Victor Harbor.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Port Elliot
Rocks at Green Bay, Port Elliot, with Victor Harbor is visible in the distance.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Reservoir
Hindmarsh Valley Reservoir. Supplies Victor Harbor etc.
Album of photographs depicting country leisure and work activities
A collection of 430 personal photographs, mounted in an album, originating in the Mid-North country area (possibly the Yacka district), and depicting leisure and work activities in the 1920s. Also includes photographs of buildings in Clare, Koolunga, Sevenhill, including St Aloysius Catholic Church, Redhill, Mount Gambier, Port MacDonnell, Cape Northumberland, Melrose, Port Broughton, Fisherman's Bay, Victor Harbor, Port Elliot and many unidentified country scenes and people. To view individual photographs do a NUMBER search on B 47072/1-430.
Permo-Carboniferous tillite rock
Outcrop of Permo-Carboniferous tillite rock, Mount Breckan.
Prem-Carb. Till, Mount Breckan
Rock formation, Mount Breckan.
John Rymill Cakebread
Copy of a watercolour portrait of John Rymill Cakebread - 'this likeness was taken when he was 2 years and 6 months old. Born 5 March 1839'.