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Bower Primary School
Pupils of Bower Primary School : Back D. Stribling, M. Frahm, L. Zander, B. Lange, D. Rankine, R. Menz, A. Steinborner. Front: P. Zander, B. Haines, M. Otto, C. Haliday, K. Hutchings, R. Lange, J. Haines.
Bower School
Bower School.
Bower Cricket Club
Members of Bower Cricket Club.
Ernest Bowers
Studio portrait of Ernest Bowers, pictured in his army uniform.
Band, Bower
Members of Gum Vale School Fife band.
David Bower
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of David Bower, Member of Parliament in 1865 and building contractor at Port Adelaide where he became Mayor in 1876-1878. A philanthropist, he built the Jubilee Homes, better known as David Bower Cottages on Bower Road, in Semaphore Park to house distressed seamen. He became known as "the father of Port Adelaide". In this photograph he is wearing a square shaped chin strap beard.
Bowering family
Jonathan and Amelia Bowering and relatives.
School Concert, Bower
School concert: group of boys and girls dressed in Chinese costume.
David Bower Cottages
David Bower Cottages, Semaphore Park.
David Bower Cottages
David Bower Cottages, Semaphore Park.
David Bower Cottages
David Bower Cottages, Semaphore Park.
David Bower Cottages
David Bower Cottages, Semaphore Park.
Bowering children
Photograph of Dawn and Max Bowering taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1945. Dawn is about nine years old and has ringlets in her long dark hair. She is wearing a woollen skirt with braces over a woollen jumper. Max is wearing a suit and is about eleven years old.
Drilling for coal, Bower
Drilling for coal.
David Bower
[General description] Portrait of David Bower, seated, wearing a long fur-trimmed robe, probably the Mayoral Robe for Port Adelaide of which he was Mayor from 1876-78. He is holding a scroll in his left hand.
David Bower, 1819-1898
David Bower, 1819-1898.
Mrs J.R. Bowering
PORTRAIT: Mrs. J.R. Bowering, a prominent member of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
South Australian Celebrities : D. Bower
D. Bower Esq., M.P., J.P.
Views of South Australia : Fern Tree Bower, Tasmania
Henry Cook's Monument in Fern Tree Bower, Tasmania.
Views of South Australia : Fern Tree Bower, Tasmania
Picnic area beside Henry Cook's Monument in Fern Tree Bower, Tasmania.
David Bower
Portrait of David Bower, Commissioner of Public Works of South Australia from 23 April to 16 June 1884.
V. Bowering
Photograph of V. Bowering in navy uniform.
W. Bowering
Photograph of Master W. Bowering sitting and reading a book in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1948. He is wearing a smocked shirt tucked into his shorts. He is approximately five years old.
W. Bowering
Photograph of the Bowering sisters sitting in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1946. The two older sisters are approximately twelve and ten years old and their younger sister is approximately two years old. The older two wear floral smocked dresses and white shoes and socks and the youngest wears a white smocked short dress.
T. Bowering
Photograph of three Bowering children taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1960. The older boy is wearing a tie with his shirt and shorts and is about six years old. The little girl is about four years old and is wearing a sashed party dress with a large bow in her hair. The younger boy is wearing a shirt with cowboy appliques on the front and is approximately eighteen months old.
Mrs Bowering with her child
Photograph of a lady, assumed to be Mrs D.W. Bowering with a young child. The boy is about two years old and has curly hair and dark eyes. The lady is wearing a dark dress and a pearl necklace.
Kalleske grave
Gravestone of Johann Carl August(e) Kalleske (1849 - 28 January 1919) and Emma Augusta Kalleske (1850 - 21 December 1929, aged 79), at the Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery at Bower.
St. Jude's Church, Brighton
Rev. Ron Lloyd at a farewell service at St Jude's Church. From left to right: Richard Bowering, Rev Ron Lloyd, Jim Bowering and Michael Bowering.
Bickers & Bower vessels at Port Adelaide
Bickers & Bower vessels at Port Adelaide in the 1880's.
Bower Street
Ebenezer Chapel, Bower Street, west side, 1932. The chapel was the first purpose built Baptist Chapel built in South Australia. It sits between Bower Street and Brougham Place, North Adelaide. The foundation stone was laid in 1843.