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Commemoration Day - the crowds on the beach.
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Commemoration Day - crowds on the beach.
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Showing foreshore improvements at Glenelg. Large expanses of lawns, trees, fun fair rides and people enjoying the December weather can be seen.
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Moseley Square, Glenelg 1909-11. The view is looking east and a tram can be seen entering the square. Ice is being delivered by a horse and cart to the Pier Hotel which stands on the corner.
Glenelg carnival
Crowd scene during the Glenelg Carnival.
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[General description] A pioneer woman stands near a cooking fire in front of a slab hut, with an improvised clothes line in use nearby. Two goats complete the scene. [On front of photograph] 'Glenelg in 1836 / The first official settlement in South Australia from a drawing by the late J.M. Skipper'.
Glenelg Jetty
The jetty and part of the beach to the South of it on Proclamation Day. Many spectators and horse drawn carriages line the beach seeking shade. The jetty is full of people enjoying the celebrations of Proclamation Day. Many small boats and two ships are steaming past the jetty.
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Beach scene during December. Many spectators and horse drawn carriages line the beach seeking shade. The jetty is full of people enjoying the celebrations of Proclamation Day. Many small boats and two ships are steaming past the jetty.
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Colley Reserve and the newly opened Luna Park on the foreshore at Glenelg. The big dipper, mini golf, ice cream kiosk and the tracks for a miniature railway can be seen in the reserve. The crowds are enjoying the festive surroundings.
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Luna Park at Glenelg in 1930 soon after its opening. The buildings are decorated with domes and minarets. People are milling outside on the lawns of Colley Reserve. A small Norfolk Island pine stands in the foreground. The Big Dipper dominates the background.
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Esplanade, the residence on the right (Seafield Tower) is really a pair of semi-detached summer residences erected for Sir Henry Ayers (north portion) and Sir Thomas Elder. It was built in 1876 as two self contained 15 room residences that shared the communal tower. Victorian mansions stand alongside in Albert Terrace.
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Glenelg Institute was constructed in 1875 after the foundation stone was laid by Sir Henry Ayers on 11 Decembe. It opened as the Institute on 19 October 1877. This classical bluestone building was designed by Edmund Wright and sits on Moseley Square just off the beach. Originally it contained lecture rooms, concert hall and a library.
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The esplanade, looking from foreshore. The Glenelg Jetty and the separate ladies section which was added in 1881 can be seen in the far distance. Buildings line the esplande and the beach and dunes stretch up to the houses.
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South of Glenelg jetty. People walking along the jetty can be seen on the extreme left of the photograph. Prosperous houses line the Esplanade which runs south from Moseley Square. Horses and carriages are parked on the beach while their owners walk or swim in the shallows.
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Showing bridge over the Patawalonga which carries Military Road over the Patawalonga. This is about a mile from the mouth of the creek and about 300 yards east of the seashore and sits on the border between Glenelg North and the West Beach Recreation Reserve.
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View of Adelphi Terrace, Glenelg (Overlooking Patawalonga, near footbridge) A little north of Government Cottage in the 1870s. See B 9460. Mr. Cornish's House. Possibly Mr S Cornish the controlling genius of one of South Australia's largest shipping lines.
Church, Glenelg
The foundation stone of the Wesleyan Church at Glenelg was laid June 5, 1876. It was built on land purchased from the estate of the late Dr Kent and has a frontage on Moseley Street. It was built in the Grecian Doric style and seated 300 people. The pastor was the Rev. J Nicholson.
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Glenelg esplanade and foreshore - looking south from the rear of the Town Hall. This lofty view shows the lawns on the foreshore along with kiosks and shelter sheds. The southern beach has a wide expanse of sand, shallow lagoons and a gently sloping shore into the bay providing safe swimming. Many people are taking advantage of the shade provided by the jetty.
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Beach scene - 28 December 1911. The photograph shows a crowded jetty and beach and a choppy sea. People are sitting on the dried seaweed and in deckchairs. There are tents and windbreaks protecting the crowds enjoying Proclamation Day in 1911.
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Looking from the jetty - Panorama.
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[General description] Looking towards the shore from the Jetty. The Town Hall is seen on the left, Pier Hotel on the right. The Town Hall, designed by Edmund Wright has yet to get its tower and clock.
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Panoramic view. Looking South building in foreground is the Old Family Hotel. Note on the back of the photograph from the town Clerk of Glenelg (8/11/1941) says "Camera facing south, building in immediate foreground is the Old Family Hotel. Two storied building directly south is Miss Dow's Old School, orginally built by Abraham Scott and then owned in turn by Messrs. Hughes, Andrews, Crozier, and now Tennant's Estate: at present used as a guest home known as "Dunkirk". Two storied house south-east used to be Giles' Property, now owned by Mr Hubert Sando situated in Pier Street".
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Panoramic view. Looking East from South Esplanade - two storied house closest to camera is Miss Dow's old school. Note on the back of the photograph from Town Clerk of Glenelg 8/11/1941 says " Photograph taken from the corner of South Esplanade and Robert Street, facing east. The road in the foreground is running into Miss Hill's Old Home known as "Glenara". Glenara was built in 1873 for/by a flour miller. The two storied house closest to the camera is Miss Dow's Old School. The road running north to south is Bristol Street". See B 56993 for a view of the garden of 'Glenara', which was taken at the same time.
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Glenelg - foreshore on a public holiday. The beach and foreshore are alive with people enjoying the sunshine. There are carriages, horses, tents, funfair rides and general comraderie.
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The southern side of Jetty Road at Glenelg showing the Pier Hotel in the distance and various shops and buildings in between. P Whelan and Company clothing store stands on the corner of Mosley Street. A striped iron verandah shades the footpath in front of the shops lining Jetty Road
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Glenelg (Moseley Square) - train arrival.
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Colleys Reserve, Glenelg - cannons from HMS "Buffalo". This ship transported 176 of the original colonists to Holdfast Bay, including the colony's first Governor, Captain John Hindmarsh
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People swimming in the sea at Glenelg, the foreshore and Luna Park in the background. The Big Dipper of Luna Park amusement area is shown in the left background. The amusement park operated from 1930 to 1935 with such attractions as Ferris Wheel, Noah's Ark, River Caves, mini golf, ice cream kiosk, miniature railway and Goofy House. Following a decline in the number of clients the park was moved to Sydney to become the Luna Park Sydney
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Sailing boats near the Jetty, the beach and foreshore, showing Luna Park in the background. The Big Dipper of Luna Park amusement area is shown in the left background. The amusement park operated from 1930 to 1935 with such attractions as Ferris Wheel, Noah's Ark, River Caves, mini golf, ice cream kiosk, miniature railway and Goofy House. Following a decline in the number of clients the park was moved to Sydney to become the Luna Park Sydney. The Glenelg Aquarium can be seen on the jetty.
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Glenelg foreshore, showing the Town Hall and a very high tide lapping at the wall