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Gilles Street, Adelaide, south side
Gilles Street, Adelaide, south side, on the 25th February 1925. This photo features W.A. Allen's factory, which was built around 1915. For a view of this site in 1913, see B 773. The third door to the right of Allen's is one foot east of Symonds Place. The left side of Allen's is 42 yards east of Symonds Place, and its frontage is 22 yards.
Mr. G. Gill
Studio portrait of Mr. G. Gill.
Mr. J. Gill
Studio portrait of Mr. J. Gill.
Gill family portrait
PORTRAIT: Gill family group; three children hold their favourite dolls and a book.
Gill Hunt an early South Australian photographer
PORTRAIT: Gill Hunt, a photographer who produced many early photographs of Willunga.
M. Gill
Photograph of the bride Mrs M. Gill with her three attendants and flowergirl on her wedding day in 1957. The bride's gown has a full skirt and long train. The bride is holding a single rose.
Gilles Street Infants' School
Premises identified as being the Gilles Street Infants' School, Adelaide.
The Gill family of Wright Street, Adelaide
Members of the Gill family, a family group taken in the yard outside their home in Wright Street, Adelaide.
Mr T. Gill standing with his hat raised in respect at the graves of lost sailors
Mr T. Gill standing with his hat raised in respect at the graves of lost sailors at Cape Gantheaume, Kangaroo Island; the SS 'Governor Musgrave' is anchored at sea.
Gilles St, Adelaide
View of Gilles Street, looking west, with cyclists crossing it from Charlotte Street to Castle Street, along the Frome Street Bikeway.
Old colonists 1836-1840 : Osmond Gilles
Osmond Gilles arrived in South Australia in December 1836 on board the ship the "Buffalo". Colonial treasurer, pastoralist, Glen Osmond.
Rundle Street looking east
Photograph of a sketch by S.T. Gill of Rundle Street looking east from King William Street.
Settler Cottage
'Settler Cottage', a watercolour by Harry Pelling Gill.
Brompton Brickworks
An original watercolour by H.P. Gill, believed to be of Brompton Brickworks pit.
Burra Burra Copper Mine
Four scenes from the Burra Burra Copper Mine engraved for a newspaper page for the "Illustrated London News", 2 December 1848, page 339. The views have been later hand-coloured. The scenes are (1) Kooringa - The Burra Burra township; (2) Opening of Lode in Stock's air-hole, in the mine; (3) Interior of the mine; and (4) Burra Burra Mines - the surface operations. Newspaper text is inserted between the scenes, including "We are indebted for the drawings of our illustrations to Mr. J.B. Graham, who has recently returned from Australia, where, after a few years' labour, he has realised a handsome fortune from his shares in the Burra Burra Mine."
Writers' Week
The second of thirty-five photographs in volume one of a four volume set. Index to photo : 1 Leslie Rees; 2 Colin Thiele; 3 F. Dalby Davison; 4 Tom Shapcott; 5 W. Flexmore Hudson; 6 Nene Gare; 7 ?; 8 Nancy Cato; 9 W.N. Scott; 10 Roland Robinson; 11 Ian Mudie; 12 Douglas Stewart; 13 Glen Francis; 14 Eileen Ponder; 15 Col. Ponder; 16 Staunton McNamara; 17 John Bray; 18 C.P. Mountford; 19 Kenneth Slessor; 20 Mary Dick; 21 Beatrice Davis; 22 Elizabeth Lane; 23 Tom Hungerford; 24 Mr Gill; 25 Mrs Anderson; 26 Eldred Norman; 27 Mrs Gill; 28 Mrs Colin Thiele; 29 Hal Porter (hiding Mr Gill); 30 Christopher Wallace-Crabbe; 31 David Rowbothom; 32 Ian Turner; 33 Olaf Ruhen; 34 T. Inglis Moore; 35 Mrs H.L. White; 36 Maj. Gen. Hopkins; 37 Hope Wilson; 38 H.L. White; 39 W.E. Harney; 40 E. Smith; 41 Xavier Herbert.
Country north-west of Point Encounter
Copy of an artwork by S.T. Gill depicting the country north-west of Point Encounter, which was named so after an attack on the expedition camp.
Horrocks' Expedition
Black and white photograph of a watercolour painting by S. T. Gill of Horrock's expedition to the North West: "Interview with blacks before attack".
Gilles Street corner of Harriet Street
East corner of Gilles Street and Harriet Street, January 21st 1929, Harriet Street frontage is 29 yards and Gilles Street frontage is 29 yards. This building was erected in 1928 on a site formerly occupied by a galvanised iron shed. For view of Gilles Street frontage see B 5139. The photograph shows the Adelaide Box Manufacturing Company Limited building. This building has an appealing round wall enclosing the front door and three windows.
Gilles Street
Gilles Street, south side, March 1938. The left side of the lane shown on the right of photograph, is 26 yards west of George Street. The far side of the last cottage on left with palm tree is 32 yards east of George Street. The large building adjoining the latter cottages is Gilles Street Public School. Note on back of photograph says "row of houses suggested for demolition to make way for a playground for children attending the Gilles Street School".
Gilles Street corner of Hanson Street
Gilles Street, south west corner of Hanson Street, July 1922. The extreme left is 64 yards south of Gilles Street. Far side of the cottage on the north side of the shed bearing the words "Thats right" on the roof is 47 yards south of Gilles Street. On the corner is John Victor William Sommer - Licensed Second Hand Dealer. Signs along the frontage include: Bon Ton Company Grocery Store, Wickerworks Manufacturing, Shell Motor Oil, Dancing Cots Motorside. A delivery van is parked outside the grocery store, its number plate reads 187. A wicker pram stands in the shop doorway. A sign bearing the Shell Motor Oil logo is displayed on the front of the shop, so it may have been a motor business before. See B 1796 for near identical image, without the motor vehicle at left. For view of buildings on left hand side between end of verandah and building bearing the word 'signs' taken c.1952, and after certain alterations, see B 12515.
Gilles Street corner
[General description] Large house on the corner of East Terrace and Gilles Street. Possibly the home of T.N. Hardy Vinegrower. The rambling two storey house has arches covering a verandah on the ground floor and balconies on the first floor facing the parklands. Creeping vines cover much of the house. [On back of photograph] Acre 661. South corner of East Terrace and Gilles Street. About 1896. Telegraph pole on the extreme right is 47-1/2 yards west of East Terrace. Far side of gable on left is 31 yards south of Gilles Street.
Writers' Week
The third of 35 photographs in Volume One of a four volume set. Index to photo : 1 W. Flexmore Hudson; 2 Nene Gare; 3 W.N. Scott; 4 Nancy Cato; 5 Roland Robinson; 6 Col. Ponder; 7 Staunton McNamara; 8 Glen Francis; 9 John Bray; 10 Douglas Stewart; 11 Kenneth Slessor; 12 C.P. Mountford; 13 Mary Dick; 14 Beatrice Davis; 15 Ethel Payne; 16 Tom Hungerford; 17 Eldred Norman; 18 Mrs Anderson; 19 ?; 20 George Landen Dann; 21 Elizabeth Lane; 22 Elizabeth Harrower; 23 Mrs Gill; 24 Hope Wilson; 25 Hal Porter; 26 George Wilson; 27 Mr Gill; 28 Christopher Wallace-Crabbe; 29 David Rowbotham; 30 Ian Turner; 31 T. Inglis Moore; 32 Mrs H.L. White; 33 Kylie Tennant; 34 Margaret Smith; 35 F. Dalby Davison; 36 E. Smith; 37 H.L. White; 38 W.E. Harney; 39 Mary Durack; 40 Xavier Herbert; 41 Olaf Ruhen; 42 Vernon Branson; 43 H.A. Lindsay.
Interior scene in the Burra Mine
'Opening of Lode in Stock's air-hole, in the mine', one of four scenes engraved for a newspaper page for the "Illustrated London News", 2 December 1848, and later hand-coloured, about the Burra Burra Copper Mine, and based on the 1847 watercolour by S.T. Gill. Gill has included himself in the foreground drawing the scene, while a man beside him holds a candle.
Interior scene in the Burra Mine
'Interior of the mine', one of four scenes engraved for a newspaper page for the "Illustrated London News", 2 December 1848, and later hand-coloured, about the Burra Burra Copper Mine, and based on the 1847 watercolour by S.T. Gill. A man in the foreground holding a candle may be Gill, who is watching a 'tributer' ramming home a charge of gunpowder.
Portraits of members of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia
One of three albums containing portraits of members of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia. A first group of portraits was assembled in 1884-1886, and included 'gentlemen who have been Governors of the South Australian Institute from its establishment in 1856, and of the Public Library since 1884'. These were added to subsequently, with three volumes compiled to 1940. The caption for each photograph has the date of appointment or date of election to the Board of Governors. The contributors to the albums were asked upon submitting their photograph, to indicate the date of the photograph if possible. These dates of photographs have been shown in brackets.
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[Extinct Crater Northward from a Sketch by Captain Frome]
Painted by S. T. Gill (1818-1880) from a collection of sketches (ten sepia watercolours) from Horrock's expedition, 1846 and South Australia. Signed with initials lower left: S.T.G. Inscribed lower right: EXTINCT Crater northward from a sketch / by Captn Frome. Signed and inscribed verso: Mr Bishop / Skitches [sic] in So Australia / Extinct Crater northward from original sketch taken / by Captn Frome - on his northward Expedition Lat & Long & mis-laid / SamlThosGill.
Owienagin Gap
Grave of Walter Gill, a Scotsman formerly of Galashiels, a pioneer squatter who leased Warraweena Station from Sir Thomas Elder. [He died at Owienagin Gap on 7 November 1858 while travelling to Port Augusta. His grave was fenced in with pine saplings by his companions and a rock from the creek bed was placed as a headstone. (See Austin, p.42, "Mines of South Australia".) Since this picture was taken, the fence has been removed and a conventional gravestone marks the spot. Information provided by Peter Gill.]
Rundle Street looking east
Lithograph depicting a busy street scene on the corner of Rundle and King William Streets, including the famous Bee Hive Corner. All manner of street life is depicted, from a bullocky and his team, to the carriages of the gentry. This artwork is number 8 of a series of lithographs by S. T. Gill of views in Adelaide published by Penman & Galbraith. No.3 in a series (see B 4198 for no.1 and B 4498 for No.2).
Flinders Range, near Depot Creek
Copy of an artwork by S.T. Gill depicting Flinders Ranges near Depot Creek.