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Osmond Gilles
Osmond Gilles. A drawing from S.T.Gill's "Heads of the People". Artist's caption reads Nothing like O.G.'
Students from Gilles Plains
GILLES PLAINS: Students in Grade 1A at Gilles Plains; Muriel Sitters second row, fifth from the right.
Gilles Plains school children with nets for the Army in the Middle East
GILLES PLAINS: Gilles Plains school children holding up nets they had made to send to the Army during the Middle East Campaign in the 1914-1918 European War, they were used to keep flies out of horses eyes.
Gilles Plains
Freebairn's Chaff Mills (formerly Sudholz's) Gilles Plains unloading supplies from horsedrawn wagons. The building was situated on the North East Road about midway between Fosters Road and Black Road. In the photograph open countryside surrounds the mill.
Hotel, Gilles Plains
Windsor Hotel.
Farm, Gilles Plains
Watercolour painting on paper of a small stone farm cottage, partially hidden behind a bush. More bushes and a tree partly obscure a nearby farm shed.
Lewis William Gilles
Lewis William Gilles, in his later years and possibly taken in Victoria. He arrived in Tasmania at the age of 27 in 1823, where he was the manager of Archer, Gilles and Company Bank established in Launceston in 1840. It was absorbed and merged to become ANZ Bank Ltd. Mr LW Gilles began life as a naval officer, and moved to Tasmania to establish the Tamar Bank. He came to Adelaide in 1844. He and his family moved to assist his older brother Osmond Gilles, who was a Colonial Treasurer, with managing the lead and silver mine at Glen Osmond Mine. He held positions in the Victorian public service stationed briefly in Hepburn (Srings?) and zpproximately 14 years as a magistrate in Warrnambool. He retired from there at the age of 69 in 1866. Osmond Gilles died that year, and he resided at the family property 'Woodley' in Glen Osmond until he died in 1884.
Hallet's Cove S.A.
A landscape painting executed in watercolour depicting a coastal cliff and the beach at Hallet's Cove, a coastal area south of Adelaide. Signed by the artist 'H.P. Gill' in the bottom left hand corner.
Hindmarsh township
Watercolor of the township of Hindmarsh, dominated by a tall chimney stack, with the sun breaking through the clouds. Adelaide is visible in the distance.
Staff of the Public Library, Museum & Art Gallery S.A. : Harry P. Gill
Portrait of Harry P. Gill, Director for Technical Art.
Iron Bark Gully
Reproduction of a lithograph originally created by S.T. Gill entitled 'Iron Bark Gully near Bendigo'. Features men, horse and wagon and tents in the distance.
Samuel Thomas Gill
Samuel Thomas Gill renown artist and photographer recording Australian scenes and events. In 1849 he famously produced lithographic sketches of twelve South Australian colonists called "Heads of People". Sadly he died penniless in Melbourne in 1880. The photograph shows a rubbing of the carving saying " Samuel Thomas Gill 1818-1880 Delineator of scenes and events in South Australia 1839-1851. Member of Horrocks Exploring Expedition 1846".
Osmond Gilles
[General description] Upper body portrait of Osmond Gilles, wearing wing collar and cravat. He came out to South Australia on the Buffalo in 1836 and was a prominent pastoralist, landowner, mine owner and South Australia's first Colonial Treasurer [On back of photograph] 'Original in posession of Mr. Travers C. Borrow, Malvern'Osmond Gilles.
Gilles Arms Hotel, Adelaide
Gilles Arms Hotel, Gilles Street, Adelaide, March 1922.
Gilles Arms Inn
Painting of the Gilles Arms Inn, Gilles Street, Adelaide.
Gilles Street, Adelaide
[General description] The new facade of the Arab Steed Hotel is Art Deco in style, featuring a ceramic tiled 'public house' dado, a corner balcony and shuttered windows. The five, two-storey terraces attached to the hotel were built in 1877 by William Holmesby and, although having a different owner, were designed to complement the hotel. Maynard John Lucas is the licensee at the time this photograph was taken. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 654 / south west corner of Gilles and Hutt Streets / 3 April 1939 / Arab Steed Hotel / Hotel modernised in 1938 / Compare with B 3771 / Hutt Street frontage: 15 1/2 yards / Gilles Street frontage: 13 1/2 yards / Far side of the two storey building is 39 yards west of Hutt Street' (Another hand) 'For views of this hotel taken in 1961, see B 14471 and B 14472'.
Gilles Street
[General description] This plain two storey stone building is the Arab Steed Hotel, in the time of licensee M.J. Lucas. It is one of Adelaide's oldest hotels, the first license being issued on the 20th September, 1849. Attached to the right of the hotel are five two-storey terraces which were built in 1877 by William Holmesby and, although having a different owner, were designed to complement the hotel. On the left is a sign which reads: 'Bunyip Naptha Soap. Even a man can do it'. A pair of horses hitched to a covered wagon stand at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 654 / South west corner of Gilles & Hutt Streets / Oct. 4, 1926 / For alterations made in 1938 see B 8169. / Hutt Street frontage of hotel: 15 1/2 yards. Gilles Street frontage: 13 1/2 yards. Far side of two storey cottages is 39 yards west of Hutt Street.'
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gill
Studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gill.
Portrait of members of the Gill family
PORTRAIT: A four generation photograph which includes Molly Elizabeth Gill, 1829-1914 sitting right who, with her husband William, were passengers on "The Buffalo", her daughter Elizabeth Lieschke is sitting left, Mrs Goodfellow stands at the back, name of child unknown.
New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Gilles Street
Photograph mounted on card bearing written annotations and line drawings which depict the exact location of buildings in the eastern part of Adelaide that were demolished in 1961 to make way for the first section of a new road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets, Adelaide. House of corner of Gilles Street and Charlotte Street (no. 227) south west from Gilles Street.
New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Gilles Street
Inset photograph: House of corner of Gilles Street and Charlotte Street (no. 227) south west from Gilles Street.
South side of Gilles Street
South side of Gilles Street, photographed 30 December, 1952. DeYoung's Gilles Arms Hotel is 27.5 yards west of Dumfries Place; the frontage of the hotel is 25.25 yards. A store for Miller and Anderson is adjacent. For a view of this hotel taken in 1922 and showing a different single storey section see B 832.
Gilles Street Infants' School, Adelaide
Flags flying at the new Gilles Street Infants' School.
Gilles Street School
Gilles Street School, Adelaide, with boys and girls assembled outside. The name was later changed to Gilles Street Primary School.
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Group of [women] Old Colonists : Mary Elizabeth Gill
Mary Elizabeth Gill, 1828-1914; nee Broadbent, married William Gill. Arrived in South Australia in March 1840 on board the ship the "Baboo". Resided in Little Para, Marrabel.
Church, Gilles Plains
Old Methodist Church, Main North East Road, Gilles Plains.
Political sketch of Osmond Gilles
One of a series of lithographs, with the caption 'The grand mill between the Arc of Triumph and the Knave of ... [?]'. A note on the back reads 'Satirical sketch featuring Osmond Gilles. Issued by 'The Adelaide Independent and Cabinet of Amusement' Aug. 26, 1841 (see page 4b) as 'Pen & Ink sketches of High and Low in South Australia' (no. 2). See also 'Adelaide independent, Sep 2, 1841, p.4a - "The Mill".
Osmond Gilles
Osmond Gilles was a settler, pastoralist, mine owner and South Australia's first colonial treasurer. He migrated to South Australia in 1836 as a widower onboard the "Buffalo". He had the largest land holdings of any settler in 1837
William Paxton
A drawing from S.T.Gill's "Heads of the People" of William Paxton, a druggist on Hindley Street. Artist's caption reads 'Throw physic to the dogs'.
Salt Lake
Salt Lake to the north of Spencer's Gulf. Horrocks Expedition, 1846. September 1, 1846 by ST Gill.