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Adelaide to Melbourne : through the Coastal Ranges
Thirty-fifth photograph of 148 in an album. Trip to Melbourne via Ocean Road and return via Ballarat - Naracoorte, March 8th - 22nd 1936. Bushfire at Tyrendarra.
Adelaide to Melbourne : through the Coastal Ranges
Thirty-sixth photograph of 148 in an album. Trip to Melbourne via Ocean Road and return via Ballarat - Naracoorte, March 8th - 22nd 1936. Bushfires from Wattle Hill.
Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : Perth
The Economic Stores Ltd., building on the corner of Hay and William Streets, Perth, Western Australia. There is a tram in William Street and pedestrians including soldiers in uniform on the footpath and crossing the road.
Volunteer Defence Corps in S.A.: at Port Adelaide ranges
Observers watching firing practice at Port Adelaide ranges.
Volunteer Defence Corps in S.A.: at Port Adelaide ranges
Observers watching firing practice at Port Adelaide ranges.
Carminow, Mount Lofty
View of the Bonython family home 'Carminow' at Mount Lofty after the Ash Wednesday fire.
Holiday photographs : South Australia
Two men building a fire in the rocks. Location unknown believed to be in South Australia.
Campfire at Wirrappa
The last campfire at Wirrippa on the return trip before reaching Port Augusta, on the East-West trainline. 'The mulga log fire lasted all night'.
Campfire at Wirrappa
The last campfire at Wirrippa on the return trip before reaching Port Augusta, on the East-West trainline. 'The mulga log fire lasted all night'.
Campfire at Wirrappa
The last campfire at Wirrippa on the return trip before reaching Port Augusta, on the East-West trainline. 'The mulga log fire lasted all night'.
Fireman Gardner's memorial
One of eight photographs (B 69261 - B 69268) of Fireman Gardner's memorial drinking fountain. The memorial, located in Elder Park off King William Road, was erected in 1887 by public subscription, to honour J.A.H. Gardner, a fireman who lost his life in a fire in Rundle Street, 24 December 1886.
Detail of Fireman Gardner's memorial
Detail of the drinking fountain - one of eight photographs (B 69261 - B 69268) of Fireman Gardner's memorial. The memorial, located in Elder Park off King William Road, was erected in 1887 by public subscription, to honour J.A.H. Gardner, a fireman who lost his life in a fire in Rundle Street, 24 December 1886.
Detail of Fireman Gardner's memorial
Detail of the arch - one of eight photographs (B 69261 - B 69268) of Fireman Gardner's memorial. The memorial, located in Elder Park off King William Road, was erected in 1887 by public subscription, to honour J.A.H. Gardner, a fireman who lost his life in a fire in Rundle Street, 24 December 1886.
Fireman Gardner's memorial
One of eight photographs (B 69261 - B 69268) of Fireman Gardner's memorial drinking fountain. The memorial, located in Elder Park off King William Road, was erected in 1887 by public subscription, to honour J.A.H. Gardner, a fireman who lost his life in a fire in Rundle Street, 24 December 1886.
Fireman Gardner's memorial
One of eight photographs (B 69261 - B 69268) of Fireman Gardner's memorial drinking fountain. The memorial, located in Elder Park off King William Road, was erected in 1887 by public subscription, to honour J.A.H. Gardner, a fireman who lost his life in a fire in Rundle Street, 24 December 1886.
Fireman Gardner's memorial
One of eight photographs (B 69261 - B 69268) of Fireman Gardner's memorial drinking fountain. The memorial, located in Elder Park off King William Road, was erected in 1887 by public subscription, to honour J.A.H. Gardner, a fireman who lost his life in a fire in Rundle Street, 24 December 1886.
Fireman Gardner's memorial
One of eight photographs (B 69261 - B 69268) of Fireman Gardner's memorial drinking fountain. The memorial, located in Elder Park off King William Road, was erected in 1887 by public subscription, to honour J.A.H. Gardner, a fireman who lost his life in a fire in Rundle Street, 24 December 1886.
Detail from Fireman Gardner's memorial
Detail from of Fireman Gardner's memorial drinking fountain (one of eight photographs : B 69261 - B 69268). The detail is of the plaque which reads 'This drinking fountain commemorates the heroism of Fireman John Gardner who died whilst fighting a fire of large dimensions in Rundle Street near James Place, on Christmas Eve, 1886. Erected by public subscription 1887'. The memorial is located in Elder Park off King William Road.
Display of safety equipment, Adelaide Refinery
Safety equipment on display for a safety conference at the Adelaide Refinery at Port Stanvac, November 1964.
Gepps Cross sale yards
View of the partially demolished premises of the Gepps Cross Meatworks, with the old Bullring on the left and the remains of some of the stock agents' offices.
Gepps Cross sale yards
View of the remains of some of the stock agents' offices at the Gepps Cross Meatworks premises.
Gepps Cross sale yards
View of the old Bullring on left and the stock agents' offices on the right at the Gepps Cross Meatworks premises.
SA Police Course 48
Graduation course at Thebarton Police College. Back row (from left): Norman Harrison, Jim Maland, Richard Nobes, Brian Earle, Robert (Bob) Wheeler, R. (Reg?) Sparrow, R. Marks, John Normandale. Middle row (from left): Gil Bradbury, John Scott, Peter Lang, Brian Rosey, John Smart, Frank Harding, Colin Shillabeer. Front row (from left): Sergeant Frank Golding, Commissioner Eric Meldrum, Commander John G. McKinna, Superintendent John Walsh, Sergeant Geoff Hearns. July 1957.
Adelaide Hills picnic
A family picnic in the Adelaide Hills: Frank Blackwell is tending the fire, Vicki and Leonie Blackwell are seated on the rug, with Bruce and Shirley Bailey, and Spot the dog making up the party.
Premier, Don Dunstan, meeting Aboriginal leaders
The Premier, Don Dunstan (centre) and the Minister of Community Welfare, Mr Payne (far left) talking to Aboriginal leaders at a camp fire conference held at Yalata Aboriginal Reserve to discuss land rights. [This image, with an accompanying article, appeared in 'The Advertiser', 7 May 1977.]
Bell business premises
Sketch of the business premises of Bell, seed and corn merchants in Cambridge, England. Adjacent text gives a description of a fire which destroyed the building in 1904. Source of image not given.
Panorama of Adelaide
360 degree panorama of Adelaide taken by Townsend Duryea from the tower of the Adelaide General Post Office in 1870. The panorama consists of ten of Duryea's original photographic prints pasted in sequence onto board, starting with a scene looking north down King William Street, then turning round in a clockwise direction; these may be viewed online by doing a number search on B 16004/1 to B 16004/10.
'A singed wallaby'
A man standing next to a wallaby strung up over a fire.
'In the pot'
A family standing near a fire which is beside their raised dwelling.
'Burning off the hair'
A Papuan man beside a cooking fire, with one of the raised houses in the background.