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Members of the Kapunda Parish Choir

1901, Photograph, B 58330/10

KAPUNDA: View of the members of the Kapunda Parish Choir, taken in 1901. Back row (from left): unknown, unknown, (3) Mrs Murray, (4) Rev. Hornabrook, (5) Hornabrook Jnr, (6) Miss Day, unknown, (8) Vera Davey, (9) George Walpole, (10) Joe James, unknown, unknown. Second back row (from left): unknown, unknown, (3) Miss Benham, (4) Mrs Joe James(?), rest unknown. Second row from fron (left to right): (1) Mabel Fawcett, unknown, (3) Miss Holthouse(?), (4) Mr Gill Nation, rest unknown. Front row (from left): unknown, (2) Joliffe, (3) Moyle, (4) Walter Kidman, unknown, unknown, unknown, (7) Bob Hodge, unknown, (9) Doris James, rest unknown,. Mrs Hornabrook just behind Doris James.

Goyder's line plaque

Moore, Brian, 2003, Photograph, B 68742

View of the roadside plaque erected in 1983 by the Royal Geographical Society of SA and the Redhill District Council marking Goyder's line. Located near the entrance to the Lake Gilles Conservation Park, South Australia.

Goyder's line plaque

Moore, Brian, 2003, Photograph, B 68743

Close-up of the wording on the roadside plaque erected in 1983 by the Royal Geographical Society of SA and the Redhill District Council marking Goyder's line. Located near the entrance to the Lake Gilles Conservation Park, South Australia.

Eothen, Adelaide

1901, Photograph, B 58330/104

Eothen (house), cnr Gilles Street and East Terrace taken from East Terrace (city acre 661).

14 Views of Old Adelaide

c. 1845, Photograph, B 9483

14 Views of Old Adelaide from sketches in 1840-1849 by S.T. Gill, F.R. Nixon, S.Calvert & O. Korn, published by Calbraith & Son, Lithographers, Gresham St., Adelaide.

Trinity Church

1849, Photograph, B 9483/2

Trinity Church from an original sketch by the late S.T. Gill, 1849.

Parents taking their children to school

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd, 1946, Photograph, B 7798/127

Four mothers take their children to Gilles Street School, Adelaide, to start their school careers.

New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Castle Street

State Library of South Australia, 1961, Photograph, B 63323/19

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. Castle Street looking north from Gilles Street to Halifax Street.

New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Castle Street

State Library of South Australia, 1961, Photograph, B 63323/19A

Inset photograph: Castle Street looking north from Gilles Street to Halifax Street.

Presentation luncheon for long-serving John Martin's staff

1987, Photograph, B 69369

Group portrait of John Martin's staff with their long-service awards for between thirty and forty-four years service. Photograph was taken in John Martin's third floor 'Buttery'. Back row: ?, Brian Gill, Lionel Clark, (ticket writer) Kevin O'Malley (painter), ? , John MacDonald, Sam Rose (pageant director - wearing glasses), ? , ? Hall, David Hargraves, Women standing: Lil Gangell (ladies' shoes) and Dawn Howe (ladies' shoes), Seated: Barb Tapscott (ladies' shoes), Rosemary Adey, Geoff Coles, ? , Audrey Treloar (Haberdashery).

Members of the Mechanical Department, Adelaide Refinery

Brownrigg, Marcus B., 1963, Photograph, B 69563

New members of the Mechanical Department bring the Adelaide Refinery to operating strength: standing, L-R, George Murray (storekeeper), Charlie Goff, Hank Dekker (plant helpers), Mike Wilson (tool storeman), Aub Kleinig (wharehouse assistant), and Pat Meehan (plant helper); middle row, L-R, Tom Hardiker, Tab Moyle, Bob Sambrooks, Tom Gill, and Harry Hooper (plant helpers); sitting, L-R, Harry Hatwell, Derrick Stott (plant helpers), Frank de Reus (supervisor), Santo Crisanti, and Geoff Woods (boilermaker welders). Photo was taken on February 4th, 1963.