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Tree planting at North Adelaide Public School
A group of young girls standing outside the North Adelaide Public School, with one of the girls holding a spade and standing behind a newly planted palm. A flag is flying from the flagpole and there are also a number of adults present.
Album of photos of the Prince of Wales' visit, St Peter's Cathedral and Adelaide
An album containing images of the Prince of Wales' visit to Adelaide in 1920, together with views of St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide.
Photos of the Prince of Wales' visit to Adelaide
A collection of photographic prints of the Prince of Wales' visit to Adelaide in 1920. This complements the album found at B 76506. Image 5 has not been digitised as it is a duplicate of B 76505/27.
Tour Down Under village
Motor Accident Commission's large inflatable bike advertising cycling safety on the eastern side of the City of Adelaide Tour Village, Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Navy ship at a wharf
Written on negative envelope: '267. Sermon - Brighton Camp, Xmas 1921'. View of a large ship at a wharf, flying an Australian flag, possibly a ship from the Royal Australian Navy. Spectators are gathered on the wharf to view the ship.
Badges relating to women's rights and feminism
A collection of tin badges relating to feminism and women's rights and Molly Brannigan's involvement in the Adelaide Women's Liberation Movement and the Tuesday Afternoon Group. Topics include: International Women's Day, International Women's Year, Women's Liberation Tuesday Afternoon Group, feminism, gender equality, the Women's Liberation Movement, conferences including the United Nations International Women's Conference, and ALP National Women's Conference, violence against women, women and unions, against Fraser, women's rights over their own bodies, and supporting peace not war. See below for details.
Postcards from the First World War
Postcards from the First World War, sent to: Maynard Cole, William Elsdon Cole, Reginald William Cole, Maynard Cole's sisters Claudia and Millicent, and miscellaneous postcards. Sent from friends and family members on active service during the war including: Private Colin Lawson Andrews, Private Horace William George, Private Harrold Leslie Cole, Private Cyril Richard Cole, and Private Maynard Johnson Cole. See below for details.
May Day march, Adelaide
SA Unions Secretary Joe Szakacs standing on the back of a utility in Victoria Square, Adelaide, addressing marchers prior to the May Day march. Luke Heffernan is standing to the right holding the Eureka Flag.
May Day march, Adelaide
Maritime Union of Australia South Australian Branch Secretary Jamie Newlyn standing on the back of a utility in Victoria Square addressing marchers prior to the May Day march. Luke Heffernan is standing to the right holding the Eureka Flag.
Service plaque and photographs of Woomera
Service plaque and photographs presented to 'Heather Cleland, Joint Defence Facility Nurrungar, Woomera, Australia, Oct 93 - Oct 99', featuring four colour photographs: 1. Satellite in space, in orbit around Earth; 2. Aerial view of the town of Woomera; 3. Aerial view of Nurrungar Joint Defence Facility; 4. Australian and United States flags at Woomera.
May Day march, Adelaide
Adelaide May Day march proceeding north along King William Street from Victoria Square. Two women carry Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation flags, one is holding a smart phone to take a photo, and two men hold a 'Student Representative Council' banner.
May Day march, Adelaide
Being led by Carolyn 'Max' Adlam, Industrial Officer of the United Firefighters Union of SA, carrying a union flag, Adelaide May Day marchers proceed north along King William Street from Victoria Square.
May Day march, Adelaide
A South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service pumper leads Adelaide May Day marchers north along King William Street from Victoria Square. Carolyn 'Max' Adlam, Industrial Officer of the United Firefighters Union of SA, is walking behind the pumper carrying a union flag.
Tanya Hunter at Adelaide Women's March
Following the Women's March from Light Square Tanya Hunter holds the Aboriginal Flag on the steps of Parliament House, Adelaide.
Ker Family World War One photographs
Photographs of the Ker Family relating to the First World War. See below for details and to view images.
Marriage Equality Rally
Members of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence carrying a large rainbow flag after leaving Parliament House walk south on King William Street, Adelaide, to Victoria Square / Tarntantangga.
Marriage Equality Rally
A yes campaign supporter wearing a rainbow flag as a cape climbs a lamp post at Parliament House, Adelaide, during the Marriage Equality Rally.
International Women's Day march
After gathering on the steps of Parliament House, Adelaide, International Women's Day attendees led by four Aboriginal women carrying a large Aboriginal flag march east on North Terrace to the State Library.
International Women's Day
Women, four carrying Australian services Union flags, at the International Women's Day event on the steps of Parliament House, Adelaide. After the speeches attendees marched to the State Library where another event was held.
World War One photographs
Terowie Institute and Soldiers' Memorial
View of the Terowie Institute building, with the soldiers' memorial and Australian flag in front.
Decorations for the Duke of Gloucester's visit at night
View of the front of the Rundle Street store at night, showing the decorations in honour of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York. The store is covered with many flags and the centrepiece is the Australian coat of arms with 'Welcome' written across the top. A number of cars are parked out the front.
Australia Day Committee
The Australia Day Committee comprising both men (in suits), and women (in nurses uniform with an "Australia' badge on both apron and veil), posing in front of the Australian and British flags. Names not identified.
Australia Day badge sellers
A large group of women dressed in white dresses, aprons and veils ready to act as badge sellers on Australia Day. They are pictured outside the John Martin's Rundle Street store which has been decorated with various national flags, including the Union Jack. Names of the women not known.
Coronation decorations
View of the front of John Martin's Rundle Street store displaying decorations to celebrate the coronation of King George VI. A large mural depicts a royal carriage accompanied by footmen, horses and guards. Above this is a royal coat of arms with 'Long Live The King' written underneath. A row of national flags are displayed on top of the building. There is a row of cars parked along front.
Decorations for the Duke of Gloucester's visit
A view of the decorated John Martin's store showing the 3,959 flags used for the occasion of the Duke of Gloucester's visit to Adelaide.
Duke of Gloucester's car in front of the Big Store
The Duke of Gloucester's car passing along Rundle Street in front of the John Martin's store during the official procession. A group of military riders follow behind and crowds line the street, which is decorated with flags and banners.
Female performers in the Jubilee Christmas pageant
Group of women dressed in shorts, blouses and caps, walking along the road during the John Martin's Jubilee Christmas pageant. The two women in front carry flags.
Front of store decorations for the royal visit
Colour drawing of the John Martin's store showing the store front decorated with pictures and flags for the visit of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, 18th to 25th March 1954. The pictures depict the Queen and the Duke and their children Charles and Anne. The drawing also shows a row of cars parked along the front of the store.
Floodlit Victory Front decoration for VE Day
Front of the John Martin's building at night showing the floodlit 'Victory Front' decorations on VE Day March 8. The decoration was made up of a large letter V and a smaller E flanked by national flags across the building.