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Farm machinery at the Gawler Show
A group of men standing surrounded by farm machinery at the Gawler Show.
Young man with his motorbike in Gawler
GAWLER: Young man sitting astride a motorbike in the main street.
Savings Bank of South Australia, Gawler
GAWLER: The Savings Bank of South Australia.
Lancastrian aircraft at Gawler
Photograph of a Lancastrian aircraft at Gawler, which was a Lancaster bomber modified at war's end for passenger transport. The aircraft has a civil registration G-...,(Great Britain).
Delivery cart for 'Sheards' at Gawler
GAWLER: Cliff Folland driving a delivery cart for 'Sheards', later H.B. Crosby. This was one of the last spring carts made by Wilcon-Sons, Stewart & Dews.
Restoration of the Mill Inn Bridge at Gawler
GAWLER: Restoration work being done on Mill Inn Bridge, showing it encased in plastic sheeting like a cocoon.
Restoration work on the Mill Inn Bridge at Gawler
GAWLER: Restoration work on Mill Inn Bridge. A worker can be seen standing inside the plastic sheeting which covers the bridge.
Restoration work on Mill Inn Bridge at Gawler
GAWLER: Restoration work on Mill Inn Bridge, interior view showing plastic on the right and covering on the floor. The water main is also visible.
Para Para homestead
View of Para Para homestead, Gawler, home of Walter Duffield, who also owned Victoria Mill.
Banner of the Federated Agricultural Implement Association, Gawler Branch
Banner used in street processions, depicting coastal and rural scenes.
Mayor's Residence, Gawler
Mayor's residence, Gawler. There men, women, and children posing around the house and on balconies. The house is possibly adjacent to the Wesleyan Church, and it may have been photographed by Captain Sweet.
First locomotive manufactured in Gawler
A large group of people view a locomotive displaying a sign reading 'First Locomotive'.
Members of the 'Hope of Gawler' Tent No. 7
Photo of '42 members in August Quarter 1922' of the 'Hope of Gawler' Tent No.7. The photo was presented by the S.A. District Officers of No. 81, S.A. 'in recognition of initiating 42 members in August Quarter 1922. This group represents barely 1/4 of the membership'. A large proportion of those in the photo are children.
Gawler view
View of Gawler from Church Hill at the Lutheran Church. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Aerial photographs of the town of Gawler: Kudla
Aerial views of Kudla, in the town of Gawler, South Australia. See below for details.
Aerial photographs of the town of Gawler: Evanston South
Aerial views of Evanston South, in the town of Gawler, South Australia. See below for details.
Aerial photographs of the town of Gawler: Evanston Park
Aerial views of Evanston Park, in the town of Gawler, South Australia. See below for details.
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situated contiguous to the River Gawler and to Gawler Town](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/9a/29/1207-9a9c-5899-aadd-1926511d07ec.jpg)
Plan of Gawler Town South [cartographic material] : situated contiguous to the River Gawler and to Gawler Town
Plan of Gawler Town South, South Australia. Shows lot numbers, street names, Gawler River, bridge and proximity to Gawler-Town, Bassett-Town and Gawler West.
Gawler
Mr Bob Barnet, boy Ebb Marchant (born 1887) and baby in pram, J. Rawlings. Dunsmore's residence and tailor shop in the background. Later in 1962 was the ANZ Bank, this is west of the Institute Building. Dunsmore Tailors also operated from Grenfell Street in Adelaide
Laying foundation stone at new Convent
Laying foundation store at new Convent. - Archbishop John O'Reily officiating.
Gawler Chambers
[General description] Gawler Chambers, soon after its construction in 1914. This five storey building was designed by architects Thomas English and George Klewitz Soward. The facade is of red brick with cream detailing, and is symmetrical in design, featuring a central Tudor style castellated parapet.There are four balustraded balconies on the two upper floors. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 19 / North Terrace east / South Australian Company's Offices / Gawler Chambers / North Terrace / c. 1914' (Another hand) 'Left side of Gawler Chambers abuts Gawler Place; frontage: 34 yards'.
Manuscript plan of 'The Town of Port Gawler, South Australia'
Large hand-coloured manuscript plan of 'The Town of Port Gawler, South Australia', created by surveyor P.L. Snell Chauncy. The plan depicts the intended layout of the town between the two branches of the Port Gawler Creek, including a largely grid-pattern street layout, two squares and a circus, designated land for public gardens and a market, and a cemetery on the edge of the town. Allotments for sale are numbered. A small inset shows the location of Port Gawler within the Adelaide region. A scale in feet and chains is included. Some staining is apparent around the edge of the plan.
Gawler
Albion Mills, horsedrawn wagons pulled up outside ready for unloading grain. The main part of the mill has a rounded roof over the the three storey building. A tall chimney stands nearby.
Laying foundation store at new Convent
Laying foundation stone at new Convent.
Camera Club, Gawler
Camera Club members taking refreshments during an outing. Fletcher Rogers front left.
Gawler
Horse drawn landau carrying Sir John Downer & James Martin. The coachman is Dick Kain, S.B. Ruball stands in the doorway. Two Scottish pipers stand by.
Gawler
Horsedrawn Funeral cortege, Tod Street, outside the premises of Taylor & Forgie builders and undertakers.
Schoolchildren, Gawler
Members of the primary school drum and fife band.
George Gawler
[General description] Paper silhouette portrait of Colonel George Gawler, comprising a black ink silhouette on light coloured paper in an oval frame. The artwork is inscribed 'George Gawler, June 14th 1805'. [On back of photograph] 'Presented by Miss Lydia C. Gawler-Poulder'.
Maria Gawler
[General description] Seated portrait of Mrs Maria Gawler, nee Cox, wife of Colonel George Gawler. She is wearing the full skirt of the period, with a lace shawl and cap. She was engaged in the philanthropic, educational and religious life of the colony during Governor Gawler's tenure.