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Collection of photographs taken around Adelaide by Theo Bachmann
Collection of glass plates negatives, acetate negatives and photographic prints taken around Adelaide by Theo Bachmann ca.1915-1950. The quarter plate negatives were originally housed in labelled sleeves with an index, featuring the Bachmann and Plunket families, as well as more general scenes. The original envelope number is shown in square brackets after the description of each image, and can be cross-referenced to the index (see B 71826/656). Photos 502-503 and 581-601 are prints only, and photos 515-518, 544-561, and 576-580 are acetate negatives. No negatives with envelopes 525 [no.294] or 536 [no.499]; nos. 564- 565 are half plate stereo negatives; 567-571 are half plate negatives; 572-575 are full plate glass negatives.
Miscellaneous loose photographs relating to Melbourne and Adelaide
A small collection of loose photographs relating to Melbourne and Adelaide in the late nineteenth century. Views include some landmark buildings and street scenes in Melbourne, in King William Street Adelaide, and near Gumeracha, as well as copies of portraits of Governors Sir John Hindmarsh and Sir William Jervois and Rev. D. J Draper. See 'more information tab' for further details about individual photographs. Some photographs have not been digitised and can be viewed by requesting the album. These include 10. 'Near Gumeracha' showing the bridge over the river. Also at B 9147, attributed to photographer, Samuel White Sweet; 11. 'Near Gumeracha', view of the creek and vegetation; 12. 'Near Gumeracha', riders at the bridge and view of cleared fields and post and rail fences; 13. 'Near Gumeracha', bridge over the creek. Also at B 9148, attributed to photographer Samuel White Sweet; 14. 'Near Gumeracha', view over the river and surrounding countryside; 15. Christ Church, North Adelaide; 16. Photograph of an earlier painting of a cathedral, location unknown. A small family group of Aboriginal people are shown on the grass in the foreground; 17. 'King William Street looking north west by N'; 18. Edmund Wright House, 59 King William Street, Adelaide, formerly the Bank of South Australia (acre 171), with horse drawn tram passing. Also at B 72115/6. Photograph by Samuel Sweet, no. 92; 19. Group portrait of young men, names unknown; 20. 'Governor Hindmarsh', photograph reproduced from an original of 1856. See B 5836; 21. Photograph of an illustration for 'Late Rev D. J. Draper' by Calvert, published in a newspaper; 22. Photograph of a newspaper illustration of 'Our new Governor, Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois'.
Construction of the North-South Railway
A collection of photographs, believed to have been taken by Herbert Hale (Curator of Fish and Director of the SA Museum), showing aspects of the construction of the North-South Railway in April and May, 1928. See 'contents' for details of items - captions as shown on back of photo.
Cox's Creek, Bridgewater
Two men fishing from the bank of Cox's Creek, Bridgewater, with distant view of the Bridgewater Hotel and Mill buildings.
Onkaparinga River
Onkaparinga River showing vegetation along the banks. A boy is fishing. (Sweet Adelaide 517).
Onkaparinga River
Onkaparinga River showing heavily wooded banks. A man is fishing, accompanied by a woman and child.
Men at picnic
A group of men, many wearing 'party hats', having an informal lunch outdoors, possibly for someone's birthday. A beer keg is sitting on a table and the lunch fare may be fish and chips.
Little Para river
View of the Little Para River, Salisbury, with two men sitting on rocks, fishing. A dog is in the foreground and a horse and carriage in the background. Farm sheds are visible on the hill. Note on the verso has 'Little Para'.
Austria
The 'Austria', small paddle boat, tied up to bank.
Austria at Echuca
The 'Austria' with rowing boats at river bank, opposite Echuca Wharf.
Austria with P.S. Maude
The 'Austria', small paddle steamer, with P.S. Maude and other small unidentified paddle steamers. A researcher believes that the unidentified steamer in this photo is the P.S. Fairy.
Austria on Lachlan River
The 'Austria', small paddle steamer on the Lachlan River.
Beta's engine
PS Beta's engines removed to workshop floor.
P.S. Canberra
The 'P.S. Canberra' tied up to river bank, a man sitting at the stern where items of furniture and equipment are neatly arranged. Probably in period when used as fishing house boat.
P.S. Canberra
The 'P.S. Canberra' at river bank with mirror reflection.
P.S. Canberra
The 'P.S. Canberra' with the 'P.S. Ranger' moored at river bank, with property with windmill in background. Although according to a researcher, the vessel on the right (astern of the Canberra) is the 'PS Fairy'.
P.S. Enterprise
'P.S. Enterprise' at river bank, with family group at bow and landing plank. Single deck, perhaps being used as fishing boat.
P.S. Fairy, small paddle steamer
Front view of the 'P.S. Fairy and row boat at river edge, with two men and a woman on board.
P.S. Fairy
Side view from the stern of 'P.S. Fairy' tied to bank at Koondrook, with a woman wearing a long skirt. Probably fishing gear on the roof. A wide view of river bend and settlement behind.
P.S. Fairy
Front view of 'P.S. Fairy' tied to river bank of Murrumbidgee in flood. Two women standing at bow, near helm, with fish baskets on roof.
P.S. Maude and P.S. Fairy at river bank
Side view of 'P.S. Maude' with 'P.S. Fairy' at river bank, with stand of tall trees behind.
P.S. Pyap at rocky landing with young fisherman
Bow and partial side view of P.S. Pyap at a rocky river bank, with young fisherman in rowboat holding up his large catch.
Small paddle steamer P.S. Ranger with rowboats at river bank
Bow and side view of small fishing paddle steamer 'P.S. Ranger', with rowboats, at unidentified river bank, in thickly timbered country.
Small fishing paddle steamer P.S. Ranger at Clump Bend three miles above Koondrook
Side view of 'P.S. Ranger' at Clump Bend, three miles above Koondrook, at low water level, with man in rowboat using a pole to check depth of water, and exposed river mud flat in foreground.
P.S. Struggler tied up with children and dog on the roof
Side view of 'P.S. Struggler' tied up, with children and dog on the roof, and woman and dog by the boarding plank, probably at Mannum. According to a researcher, the 'P.S. Struggler was owned in 1922 by William Henry Carter who used it for fishing parties. It had been converted from a cattle carrier.
P.S. Success steaming past Connors' fleet towing a barge
Side view of 'P.S. Success' steaming past Connor's (fishing) fleet on the Murrumbidgee, towing a barge. Several men are standing on P.S. Ranger, at far right.
P.S. Viola tied alongside P.S. Ranger
Bow view of 'P.S. Viola' tied alongside 'P.S. Ranger'.
Catch of butterfish from Nine Mile Point at The Coorong
Andy Ross's catch of butterfish filling a small rowboat, at Nine Mile Point, The Coorong.
Fisherman's camp at the Murray Mouth
Fisherman's camp at the Murray Mouth, with several tents and shacks, sand dune vegetation, various pots and barrels, and three men and a woman in foreground.
Fisherman's camp by the river at Loxton
Fisherman's camp by the River Murray at Loxton, with tent flaps tied open, a makeshift table in front, and two men seated in a horse-drawn cart, at rear.