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Coromandel Valley
Panoramic view of Coromandel Valley showing the Baptist Church, Gills Old Schoolhouse and the Cemetery.
Football, Cowell
Football team - Carpa District. No order given: Erron Carmody; Ian Bienke; Sid Williams; C. McKeogh; C. Jacobs; Jim West; Ira Haskett; John Haskett; Gill Ward; Hilary Carmody; Stan Rehn; Gerald Beinke; Frank McDonald; Ray Story; Roy Braun; Howard Story.
Crafers Meat Store
Interior of the the Crafers Meat Store with butcher Gill Sharrard working at the circular saw.
"Battunga", Echunga
Painting by S. T. Gill of "Battunga" at Echunga.
Headmistress and girls of Strathmont Technical School
Headmistress and teachers of Strathmont Technical School : Misses M. Blackett; N. Bartleet (Headmistress); Barbara Hanrahan; Mrs. Porter.
Glen Osmond, Adelaide
[General description] Panoramic view of Glen Osmond showing vineyards, small holdings and open treed country. In the distance is Adelaide and suburbs.
Glen Osmond, Adelaide
[General description] Panoramic view of Glen Osmond showing a cluster of trees in the foregound, possibly olives in front of an extensive vineyard, small farms and houses and gardens. Adelaide and suburbs are seen in the distance.
Glen Osmond
[General description] Panoramic view of Glen Osmond showing vineyards and buildings in the foreground and Adelaide suburbs in the distance.
Glen Osmond
Looking south along Gill Terrace.
Hindmarsh
Employees of G. H. Michell and Sons. Back row, left to right: McMathews; D. Ford; M. O'Donnell; G. Parsons; P. Charlesworth; F. Tonkins; G. Longstaff; G. Coventry. Second row: W. Brooks; W. Stewart; R. Hassie; J. Wilkey; J. Lennard; H. Batty. Third row: J. Marney; H. Satchwell; T. Hewitt; C. Childs; J. Beal; J. Vick; F. Ingham; J. Gill; M. Thulborn; A. Murphy. Fourth row: S. Cooney; R. Squires; F. Langtry; G. Michell; E. Michell; C. West. Front row: W. Wittenburry; W. Jordon; H. Wittenburry; R. Stern; R. Hirst; ? ; J. Warner.
Fire Brigade, Kadina
Fire Brigade members and the engine: l-r: R. Thomas, A.R. Gill, A.F. Heynen, B. Rowe.
Stores at Karoonda
The township of Karoonda showing H. S. Coombe's Cash Store, Dining Room, Karoonda Bakery, A.J. and T.H. Wiggins Karoonda Store, G.H.Gill, Baker and the Bank of Adelaide.
General Store, Karoonda
G. H. Gill's Store at Karoonda.
Draper's store, Kingston
Draper's store and Bank of Adelaide, Kingston. Kingston is located in the south east of South Australia on the shores of Lacepede Bay. The town provided a port for the export of grain and wool. The photograph shows the Customs House which shares its location with the Bank of Adelaide and JM Gill's Drapery
Chambers Cattle Station
An early sketch of Chambers Cattle Station. Photograph of artwork.
Birthday Homestead
Birthday Homestead, on Oakden Hills Station. The girl in the photograph is Barbara Potts (nee Kidman) (b.10 April 1927), and the boy is Peter Kidman (b.16 April 1928), children of Thomas Kidman and wife Letitia (nee Conway).
Oakden Hills Station homestead
Oakden Hills Station homestead.
Oakden Hills Station homestead
Oakden Hills Station homestead & kitchen.
Oakden Hills Station
Oakden Hills Station.
'Battunga', Echunga
Identified on the verso as 'Battunga' (the original building), and home of Robert Davenport at Echunga. The painting shows wheat being harvested with the cottage in the middle distance. This appears to be based on an S.T. Gill painting - see B 38999. Notes on the back of the photograph say "The original house at Battunga, Echunga home of Robert Davenport. Mr and Mrs R Davenport arrived in the "Templar" December 1846 and in January 1847 went to this home. The present house (now in possession of Mr L Smith) was erected some years later - 48 -50. The site was the one chosen by George Francis Davenport who arrived in 1840 but at his death in 1843, was taken over by his brother, Robert. The scene shows the hill where wheat grown took the prize in London - 1850? See B38999"
Ben Payne
Ink sketch with watercolour wash of a man on a horse with a dog running beside it. Inscription on the artwork reads 'Ben Payne, known as 'The Admiral', first runner of The Register newspaper in the early days of the colony'. [A 'runner' was a boy employed to deliver the newspaper after it was printed.] Another notation reads 'By F.J. Cox, from a sketch by S.T. Gill'. A (much) later note on the back of the painting reads 'an advertisement in 'The Register' of 9 December 1848 (p.1c) suggests that the runner's name was Harry Paine'.
Flinders Ranges
Flinders Ranges.
Depot Creek
Depot Creek. Copy of artwork.
Hindley Street, Adelaide
[General description] Lithograph of Hindley Street, from King William Street. Artwork depicts a street vendor and customers in the foreground and the continuation of a busy street and buildings in the background. No. 1 in a series (see B 4498 for No.2 and B 2430 for no.3). [On back of photograph] '(Copied from scrapbook held by Birdwood Museum by Mr. L.S. Marquis 1979) The example on grey paper held by the Archives were sold by Penman and Galbraith as quarto letterhead. This copy is from a larger original than the previous Archives holdings'.
The Arab Steed 1859
Pen and wash drawing of the Arab Steed Hotel, south west corner of Gilles and Hutt Street, 1859. Sketch based upon an older work made by the artist in 1859. Some of the figures were originally named (Dasher, Block and J. Keane) though have since been altered. Signed & dated by the artist. The hotel existed from 1849. William Holmesby was the proprietor during 1859. He managed the hotel for the next six years.
The Beehive, corner King William and Rundle Streets, Adelaide.
Watercolour on paper illustration of a cityscape featuring the Beehive Corner and surrounding buildings. Signed and dated 'S.T.G. 1849' bottom left corner.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church at Undalya
St. Patrick's Catholic Church at Undalya: now demolished.
Jacob Bowden
Mr. Jacob Bowden who arrived in 1838, a herbalist of Gilles Street.
Rev. Brian Percival Robin
The Right Reverend Brian Percival Robin, The Lord Bishop of Adelaide. He dealt with the provision of religious education in schools and also the provision of social welfare services. He sought ways to provide priests and resources in rapidly growing new suburbs. To boost numbers of priests he helped establish the theological college of St Michaels's House at Crafers. From as early of 1946 he supported the election of women to synod
Horrocks' Expedition
Reproduction of an old sketch illustrating John Ainsworth Horrocks' Expedition by S. T. Gill. The original is in the Art Gallery of South Australia.