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[General description] Panoramic view of Clare with vineyard in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Clare / February 26, 1933'.
Savings Bank, Clare
Savings Bank of South Austrralia, Clare was built in 1930 as a ground floor banking chamber with a residence above for the manager Mr JF McGrath and his family. The fact that this bank was built during the Depression showed great faith in the future of Clare.
Clare
Group of cyclists, outside Jaeggi's Bicycle Depot.
Wine cellars, Clare
[General description] Stanley wine cellars at Clare. These buildings are the newly remodelled premises of the old Clare Jam Factory, re-purposed for the production of wine. The opening took place in February 1897.
Clare
Stage coach pulled up out the front of the Stanley Hotel.
Clare Orchestra
Clare Orchestra, Bungaree.
Methodist Church, Clare
Methodist Church.
Presbyterian Church, Clare
Presbyterian Church.
Museum, Clare
Museum - Built in 1851 as Clare's first police station, became a casualty hospital from 1878 to 1924. From 1927 used by Clare Corporation to house local government employees, in 1969 leased to National Trust as museum. Officially opened in 1970.
Clare junior football team
CLARE: Studio view of members of Clare junior football team, 1912, names not known.
Clare football team
CLARE: Members of the Clare football team, 1909. Back row: E. Havers; F. Jackson; W. Maynard; T. Lee (sec.); A. Maynard; O. Knappstein; G. Nolan; G. Coles (trainer). Middle row: T. Maynard (trainer); H. Farrow; E. Williams; Rev. G.W. Kendrew (president); S. Maynard; W. Stopps; E. Nolan (umpire). Bottom row: H. Newman; W. Mosey; H. Williams (captain); L. Kozlowski; J. Ness; G. Bannon.
Clare Football Club
CLARE: Members of the Clare Football Club, 1914. Back row: W. McKinnon (scorer); J. Newman; R. Hill; J. McInerney; J.B. Nolan (trainer); J. Reardon; J. Davey; R. Scott; O. Knappstein (vice-captain); C. Hosking. Middle row: A. Newman (trainer); C. McCarthy; W.T. Taylor (vice-president); F. Bullfield (vice-president); C.W. Brooks (patron); J. Scalet (president); H. Buzacott (sec.); A. Oliver; B. Gordon (trainer). Front row: Fred Knappstein; J. Abfalter; J. Bagot; H. Williams (capt.); Frank Knappstein; A. Chard; C. Webb; W. Jameison.
Clare Presbyterian Manse
CLARE: A man and a woman standing outside the Clare Presbyterian Manse.
Children's fife and drum band at Clare
CLARE: A children's fife and drum band marching in the main street.
Members of the Thompson family outside their Clare residence
CLARE: Members of the Thompson family outside their new house at Clare.
Grape pickers working in a field at Clare
CLARE: Grape pickers working in a field at Clare.
Clare High School
CLARE: Premises of the Clare High School.
Lake at Clare
CLARE: General view of a lake at Clare.
Cottage near Clare
CLARE: Early stone cottage near Clare.
The Presbyterian Church at Clare with Rev.W.Milne
Photograph of a stone building partly obscured by trees with a fence at the side and front, and a white picket gateway. A man, identified as Rev.W.Milne stands by the front fence. Caption reads 'Presbyterian Church, Clare. 1898.'.
Globe Hotel, Clare
Globe Hotel, Clare, run by Thomas Francis Fitzsimons, who with his wife are standing on the left hand side of the first floor verandah, next to family members.
Clare
View of Clare from a lookout. [See B 28001 for a similar view].
Clare
Clare Main Street, Town Hall in foreground on right.
Clare Hospital
Clare Hospital - opened September 1924.
High School, Clare
High School, Clare, opened by the Premier, John Gunn, on Wednesday, June 4 1925.
Power House, Clare
New electric power house, Clare - officially opened by Hon. George Ritchie on Saturday July 18th 1925.
Police troopers at Clare
Police troopers at Clare : l-r Mtd Const. Farmer, Mtd. Const. Roper, Corp Bushell, Mtd Const. Ellis, Mtd. Const. Phelan, Corp Dowling, Mtd. Const. Ridgway, Inspector Saunders.
Clare
Aerial view of Clare showing the surrounding hills and vineyards near the township.
Soldier's Memorial, Clare
Soldier's Memorial, Clare. A soldiers memorial arch was unveiled by His Excellency the Governor on April 6, 1922. These Oval Memorial Gates and Arch were erected in memory of those who fell in the Great War 1914-1918.
Clare
Panoramic view of central portion of Clare.