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Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbyterian Church buildings activities and people. Housed in album with nos 221-260.
Album of views of people and places around Kapunda
Views of people and places around Kapunda. This collection of photographs depicting residents and other scenes in the Kapunda district was taken from glass plate negatives purchased by the Library in 1993. No identification came with the images.
Series 085: Aerial views of Hughes Park
Aerial photographs of Hughes Park historic house, near Watervale in the Clare Valley. Hughes Park was built for Sir Walter Watson Hughes in 1845. Two of the images are of a different property that has not been identified.
Bungaree Homestead
Bungaree station homestead. George Hawker and his two brothers selected the area for their head station in 1841. They purchased 2000 sheep from New South Wales and established Bungaree Station. By the time of this photograph the property ran 100 thousand merino sheep. The historic Bungaree Homestead Complex included the homestead, manager's house, council chamber, stables, office, store, men's kitchen, shearing shed, swagman's hut, stallion box and gate house
Bungaree Station
Bungaree station buildings.
Bungaree Station
Sheep grazing.
Bungaree Woolsheds
Bungaree woolsheds.
Bungaree Sheep
Bungaree sheep.
Shearers, Bungaree
Group of shearers at Bungaree Station.
Swaggie's hut
Swaggie's hut at Bungaree.
Woolshed, Hill River
Interior of woolshed belonging to C.B. Fisher, Hill River station.
Sheep Shearing, Hill River
Interior of the Wooldshed during Sheep Shearing, at Hill River Station. The shearers are hard at work whilst a gentleman in the centre of the view, possibly the owner or manager, looks on.
Harvester, Hill River
Caterpillar harvester (made in U.S.A.)used on Hill River Estate, 1924-35.
Farming, Hill River
Ploughing using horsedrawn machinery on Hill River Estate.
Kapunda
[General description] This perspective view down the Clare Road at Kapunda shows a line of telegraph poles receding into the distance. The corner store on the right is S.Wright, Fruiterer and on the left is J. Skull & Co.'s General Stores with advertisements for Viceroy Tea and Arab Coffee painted on the side of the building. Gum trees are grouped behind the store. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Chronicle, Oct. 16, 1926 / Kapunda / 1926' (Another hand) 'Clare Road, from Main St., Kapunda'.
Kapunda
[General description] Township buildings and gardens can be seen on either side along the Clare Road. Telegraph poles run along the road, from S. Wright , Fruiterer's corner. On the left is H.J. Skull's General Store which displays a large advertisement for Viceroy tea on the side of the building. [On back of photograph] 'Clare Road, Kapunda / Before 1927'.
Babbage's Castle, St Marys
Watercolour painting of Babbage's Castle, St Marys (section 41, near Daws Road and South Road).
Mrs Mary Ann Blood
Mrs Mary Ann Blood, wife of Dr Matthew H. S. Blood. Marianne was born April 4, 1816 in County Clare. She married Matthew her third cousin when she was 17. They had 11 children. Dr Matthew Henry Smyth Blood was born in County Clare and became a qualified medical practitioner in 1831. His family sailed for South Australia aboard the "Success" arriving in 1848. In Kapunda he was Mines Doctor until 1860. He founded the Kapunda Freemason's Lodge of which he became the first Master. He was Kapunda's first mayor and loved by many in the town. He died aged 75.
Blyth Mail Coach
The Clare to Blyth mail coach at Clare. The coach is shown without its horse team with a man is sitting in the driver's seat accompanied by a little boy. The service was replaced by a motor coach in 1924.
Sputniks, (left to right) Liz Dealey, Phil Mary, Clare Millionaire (Clare Moore), Dave Monroe (Dave Graney), Steve Miller.
Photographic copy of a sketchbook by Benjamin Hershel Babbage
Photographic copy of a sketchbook of 32 images illustrated by Benjamin Hershel Babbage. Scenes are not Australian. It is possible the artist made a visual diary of scenes, mainly landscape scenes of the 'Mythe', to bring to Australia as a memento of life at home. Original artworks not held. See CONTENTS for more details of the sketchbook.
Red Cross Aids, Woodville
Red Cross Aids, Woodville. Back row: Mr R.A. Kerr (Accountant), E. Hammond, E. Coe, J. Powell, A. Rundle, M. Wood, L. Sluggett, M. Powell, Mr A.C.E. Woodsford (Health Inspector), F. Ternan, S. Nottle, R. Jones, M. Badcock, M. Mitchell, G. Vardon, H. Gill, Mr M.L. Smith (Town Clerk). Middle row: M. Douglas, M. Clare, K. Haddy, G. Slater, M. Clare, J.N. Newlands, Sister O. Skinner, D. Daff, J. Everest, M. Emery, M. Kay, J. Turner. Front row: L.D. Jackson, D. Tregenza, P. Evans, A. King, O. Young, V. Murphy, E. Stacey, R. Cook, M. Shimmin, M. Thompson. Absent: J. Barrey, E. Bermingham, Sister V. Eglinton, G. Faint, H. Fildes, F. Stidston, I. Gehlken, D. Lloyd, H. Newton, B. Rossiter, F. Russell, J. Scott, G. Steward, C.H. Smith, Y. Warner, G. Woodsford.
Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbyterian Church buildings activities and people.
Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbterian Church buildings activities and people.
Rail and tram transport in South Australia
Collection of photographs of public transport (trams and trains) in South Australia, including the St Kilda Depot, Victoria Square, Glenelg, Glandore, Mile End, Auburn and Victor Harbor [identified as MTT Adelaide & AETM]. 1-20 are of MTT [Metropolitan Tramways Trust] vehicles and facilities; 21-35 show SAR [South Australian Railways] vehicles and facilities; and 36-39 are of ARHS [Adelaide Railway Historical Society] facilities. See 'contents' for details of items.
South Australian scenes and activities 19
Part of a collection of slides taken by amateur photographer Elva Heinemann of South Australian scenes and activities, featuring the Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley. Images 1092-1143 taken in 1969, images 1144-1149 taken in 1963. See 'contents' for details of individual images.
Ledger relating to Bungaree operations
Ledger and general purpose record book (588 press copy pages) showing payments, returns for employees at Bungaree, Carriewerloo and Parallana with names and employment, rainfall and temperature statistics, expenditure with ledger balances, livestock numbers and sales for sheep and cattle, plans of Bungaree home section 394, some correspondence, ration details, cheque returns, inventories of implements and plant, haystack diagrams and insurance details, 1883-1907. A digital version is available. Original ledger returned to donor.
Thomas Francis Fitzsimons
Portrait photograph of Thomas Francis Fitzsimons, who was born in Clare on 12 April 1856. He married Ellen Agnes Ryan at Seven Hills Jesuit College Church near Clare on 2 July 1879.
Marguerite Zoe Ryan Nobes (nee Fitzsimons) (Gint)
Marguerite Zoe Ryan Nobes (nee Fitzsimons), aged 17. She married Harold Wilkinson Nobes in 1916.
Marguerite Zoe Ryan Nobes (nee Fitzsimons) (Gint)
Marguerite Zoe Ryan Nobes (nee Fitzsimons), when she was a young girl. She married Harold Wilkinson Nobes in 1916.