glenelg

Church, Glenelg

c. 1940, Photograph, B 37114

St. Peter's Church of England Church.

c. 1940, Photograph, B 37115

View of Glenelg looking from the Pier.

Residence, Glenelg

1910, Photograph, B 38035

"Kapara", home of George Jury.

Glenelg

1915, Photograph, B 41618

New house at Glenelg East, possibly belonging to Bennetts or Watson of Toorak.

Glenelg

c. 1910, Photograph, B 42161

Glenelg - jetty.

Glenelg

c. 1900, Photograph, B 43544

View of Glenelg foreshore and jetty - children playing in the shallows.

Glenelg

c. 1900, Photograph, B 43545

View of Glenelg foreshore and jetty.

Glenelg

1929, Photograph, B 44325

Photographic copy of the front page of the Register - Wed. 3 April 1929 with Headline: "Glenelg's last steam train".

Glenelg

c. 1920, Photograph, B 45658

Glenelg jetty taken from beach.

Glenelg

1924, Photograph, B 48405

"Glenara" from the north west.

Glenelg

1924, Photograph, B 48407

"Glenara" from the south west.

Church, Glenelg

c. 1900, Photograph, B 48619

Interior of St. Peter's Church.

Church, Glenelg

Moores Studio, c. 1900, Photograph, B 48620

Interior of St. Peter's Church.

Glenelg

c. 1890, Photograph, B 48621

Archdeacon Samuel French & the choir of St. Peter's Church.

Glenelg

Bamford, W. H., c. 1925, Photograph, B 50416

Glenelg seen from the jetty.

Glenelg

c. 1910, Photograph, B 52632

Crowds around the merry-go-round and swings on the beach at Glenelg.

Glenelg Railway carriage interior

1880, Photograph, B 53015

An artist's impression of a carriage interior on the Glenelg-North Terrace Line. Reproduction from "Frearson's Weekly 12 June 1880.

Glenelg Pier and breakwater, South Australia

Jobbins, J. R., c. 1850, Artwork, B 324

Lithograph of a drawing of the 'Glenelg Pier and Breakwater, South Australia', proposed by W.Bennett Hays, engineer, and drawn by J. R. Jobbins. An annotation indicates that this was a 'proposed' development.

Glenelg jetty

Bartlett, E. B., c. 1900, Artwork, B 48364

Jetty thought to be at Glenelg - from a watercolour.

Jetty and fairground, Glenelg

c. 1910, Photograph, B 42160

Originally thought to have been the jetty and fairground at Semaphore, it is at Glenelg. (If it was Semaphore it would feature the enclosed swimming baths which ran out to the right from jetty from 1889 to 1917, when they were destroyed in a storm.)