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Office interior at Nestles & Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Co
An office interior at Nestles & Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Company, 108 Gawler Place, Adelaide showing two male staff members at a table; an electric kettle is plugged in on side cupboards.
Bulk storage room at Nestles, Adelaide
Interior view of a bulk storage area at the Nestles and Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Company headquarters, 108 Gawler Place, Adelaide.
Cellar storage area at Nestles headquarters, Adelaide
A cellar storage area at the Nestles and Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Company headquarters, 108 Gawler Place, Adelaide.
A.W. Dobbie and Co. Ltd. staff picnic at Clarendon, South Australia
A large group at the A.W. Dobbie and Co. Ltd. staff picnic held at Clarendon in South Australia.
Staff of Rofe & Co., carriers of Adelaide with vehicles and lifting equipment
Staff of Rofe & Co., carriers of Port Adelaide, Gawler Place and North Terrace in Adelaide standing with three wagons carrying a variety of lifting equipment outside a large building.
Albyn Terrace Strathalbyn, South Australia
The Victoria Hotel and retail stores in Albyn Terrace, Strathalbyn, South Australia; a sign advertises 'tea/coffee refreshment'.
Y.M.C.A. executive officers in Adelaide
A group of senior executive officers associated with the Young Men's Christian Association photographed outside the Society's headquarters in Gawler Place, Adelaide; D.J.Gooden, Dr.Chapple, and Colonel Weir sit in the front row, other names not known.
Two boys and a kangaroo rowing on a lake in Bellchamber Sanctuary
Close view of two boys with a kangaroo in their rowboat beached on a lake situated in Bellchamber Sanctuary, in Humbug Scrub, near Gawler, South Australia. Four ducks in the background
A police officer with four Aboriginal men
Police officer William Keating standing with four Aboriginal men and two dogs in front of a shelter at Smoky Bay in South Australia. William Keating was born in Ireland and came to South Australia via New South Wales as an adult. He was employed in the South Australian Mounted Police Force for 39 years until 1918. His stations included Gawler, Woodside, Hallett, Maitland, Streaky Bay, Ceduna and Port Lincoln.
A woman holding a child at the Babies' Home
A woman, possibly a doctor of the South Australian Babies' Home holding a very young child, she stands by several children's cots.
The Education Building, Flinders Street, Adelaide
The Education Building on the south west corner of Flinders Street and Gawler Place, Adelaide, South Australia.
A horse race in South Australia
A horse race in South Australia, possibly at Oakbank, described by Searcy as being the Gawler Cup which was won by 'Plenty'.
Turretfield homestead, South Australia
A haystack and outbuildings at Turretfield homestead near Gawler, South Australia.
Sir William and Lady Weigall at Unley
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia and Lady Weigall at a welcoming ceremony outside the Municipal Offices, Unley, South Australia.This photo was printed in 'The Observer', Saturday 7 August 1920, page 24.
Premises of the Hotel Europe, Adelaide
Premises of the Hotel Europe situated on the north western corner of Gawler Place and Grenfell Street, Adelaide; a horse drawn cart and an early example of a horse drawn bus wait outside near customers who stand by the entrance.
Alfred Simpson and his employees
Alfred Simpson sitting centre front row, with a large number of life long employees at A. Simpson and Son Limited, tin and iron works in Gawler Place, Adelaide, South Australia.
Rundle Street, Adelaide
Premises of the F.C. Catt Stores at the corner of Rundle Street and Gawler Place in Adelaide, South Australia, looking north; on the roof there is a large electric sign advertising CATTS.
Agricultural show at Jamestown
Displays of machinery and other items at an agricultural show held at Jamestown, South Australia.
South Australian Railways Yx Class locomotive
South Australian Railways "Yx" class steam locomotive, no.169. Built as Y class by James Martin of Gawler, South Australia, in 1897. Rebuilt to Yx class in May 1906.
A long South Australian Railways steam train
A long South Australian Railways steam train. Broad gauge "Rx" class no.140 passenger train, including dog box and passenger cars. The location is likely to be near Islington, making this a Gawler line train.
A gathering of farmers from Lyndoch and Angaston during a visit to Turretfield
A gathering of farmers from Lyndoch and Angaston during a visit to Turretfield, near Gawler.
Presentation of colours
Presentation of colours to the 4th Reinforcements of the 50th Battalion at the Mitcham Camp by members of the Gawler Branch of the Cheer-up Society.
Rowing on Port Adelaide river
Viewed south across the Gawler Reach of the Port River toward the North Parade Wharf. A rowing eight is in the foreground and a Marine Board bucket dredge with a dump barge alongside is near the wharf in the background.
Crowds in King William Street watching a procession of Trade Union members Collection
Crowds in King William Street watching a procession of Trade Union members; a banner in the foreground advertises the Federated Agricultural Implement Association, Gawler Branch.
Gilles Arcade, December 1837.
Monochrome tinted lithograph of Gilles Arcade in the city of Adelaide. In a cleared foreground area beyond fencing are two sets of two figures. One couple stands to the right and the other in the centre positioned left of a horse and full cart and on a path heading out of town. In the mid-ground is an arrangement of buildings presumably shops and dwellings, including stone structures and wooden ones with shingled roofing. There are trees in the background.
Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbterian Church buildings activities and people. The series of photos for the Canowie Belt Church Golden Jubilee celebrations (172-184) were taken by Lawrie Golding, the local school teacher. See 'contents' for details of items.
Promoting the 'Prehistoric Cabaret'
This photo was taken as part of the promotion of the Glenelg Christmas Pageant in December 1954. George Haig, the caveman, at that time was a member of the Glenelg Fire Brigade and the cavewoman was Lorna Maddern who was then the senior sales girl at Mackenzies's Shoe Store in Jetty Road. George naturally projected the perfect image of a caveman but to further enhance that image, before departing for the Pageant, he whipped out the plate bearing most of of his false front teeth and parked it on a ledge in the old shed where the dinosaur was built. The shed was originally part of a racing stable and for years after that was a chook house before becoming a workshop. Even the most fertile imagination could never have conceived of the awesome composition of the thick dust on that ledge. However, on returning from the Pageant, George, in true caveman style, casually picked up his teeth and popped them straight back into his mouth. Ugggg! George became so immersed in his role of a caveman that Lorna had to complain about his enthusiastic tugging of a fistful of her long hair, for the full length of Jetty Road, leaving her feeling half scalped by the end of the parade. The Apex Club of Glenelg's pet Tyrannosaurus, was originally created for the Apex 'Prehistoric Cabaret' held in the Glenelg Town Hall on 20 March 1953. He was affectionately called 'Claude' and featured in many Apex activities for years after the original event until storage of such a huge beast became impossible. When his den, just behind the National Bank on Jetty Road, was demolished he was sold to the Apex Club of Gawler where, after many more years of service to Apex, he was finally reluctantly cremated. [Text by Doug Mackenzie].
Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbyterian Church buildings activities and people. Housed in one album with nos 261-293.
Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbyterian Church buildings activities and people. Housed in album with nos 221-260.
Photographs of E.W. Hawker and his family
Photographs of Edward William Hawker, his wife, son Stanley and daughters Patience, Frances, and Catherine. Subjects include royal visits and formal occasions, weddings and family groups. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details. A selection (1 - 50) has been digitised. Photographs 51-222, 223-250 have been housed in ALBOX folder. Outsize photographs 223-227 of Stanley and Stella Hawker taken in 1937 by Lenare in London, housed in Lenare folder.