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Glenelg
Convalescent home 'Anzac House' with wounded World War 1 returned soldiers in beds & nurses outside.
Boys camping at Glenelg
GLENELG: Boys camping on Glenelg Beach; Douglas Murrie holding the tomahawk and his brother Jim are on the right.
'Glenara' a private Glenelg residence
GLENELG: Interior of the drawing room at 'Glenara'; some items are draped with mourning cloth.
'Glenara' a private Glenelg residence
GLENELG: Interior view of the drawing room at 'Glenara', some items are draped with mourning cloth: second view.
Glenelg Aquarium
GLENELG: A view taken from the sea looking back towards the beach at Glenelg featuring the Aquarium; the town hall and the Grand Residential hotel can be seen on the foreshore.
Moseley Square, Glenelg
Children play in the Moseley Square fountain, Glenelg, on Australia Day, Tuesday 26 January 2010.
Pioneer Memorial, Glenelg.
Base of the Pioneer Memorial at Moseley Square, Glenelg, with Tram No 108 at the Glenelg terminus in the background.
View of yachts at Glenelg
Stereoscope view of two yachts at Glenelg, with caption 'First home, Glenelg'.
Holdfast Shores, Glenelg
Marina Pier restaurants, apartments, and boat moorings at Holdfast Shores, Glenelg. The Patawalonga barrage is to the left of the photograph.
Ladies' Baths, Glenelg
Boardwalk leading to the Ladies' Baths at Glenelg. On the left is advertising for 'Pearce's Lavender Water & Rum for the handkerchief'.
Band performing at Moseley Square, Glenelg
Band performing at Moseley Square, Glenelg.
Glenelg from the jetty
[General description] Glenelg, from the jetty. Showing the tram line running from Jetty Road onto the jetty. The buildings around Moseley Square include the Town Hall, J. Martin Restaurant and Tea Rooms, Glenelg Bakery and the Pier Hotel. The sand level of the beach is almost as high as the foreshore. [On back of photograph] Glenelg viewed from the jetty 187? (Sweet Adelaide 252).
Glenelg
[General description] Panoramic view of Glenelg's rooftops looking north along the seashore. In the foreground is the Railway Station and the Rendezvous Cafe which advertises Amscol ice cream. In the midground Colley Terrace, lined with Norfolk Island Pines, abuts Colley Reserve with its rotunda. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Observer', April 7th, 1928 / Glenelg, looking north from the Pier Hotel / 1928'.
Glenelg
[General description] A panoramic view across Glenelg's rooftops with the main focus east along Jetty Road. The tower of St Andrew's by the Sea Congregational Church can be seen in the distance. The two storey building with the gables is the 'Glenelg Grand Residential'. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Observer', April 7th, 1928 / Glenelg, Looking east from the Pier Hotel / 1928'.
Glenelg Baths
[General description] People standing on a raised, covered platform look down at swimmers in the Glenelg Baths. [On back of photograph] 'Glenelg Baths / Probably about 1910'.
Glenelg carnival
[General description] Large crowds have come out to see this parade, part of the popular Glenelg Carnival in 1930. The balcony of the Grand Residential Hotel is crowded as well as Jetty Road. There are many floats including one in the foreground which features a young lady standing in front of a shell wearing a sash (beauty contestant?) and water skiing behind a shark. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Chronicle' / Glenelg Carnival'.
Glenelg
Glenelg Jetty and foreshore - December 1930. The photograph shows crowds of people on the jetty, in boats and on the beach at Glenelg. The photograph was taken from the end of the jetty looking towards Glenelg where the Aquarium can be seen attached on to the northern side of the jetty. A myriad of moana beach shelters can be seen on the foreshore shading holidaymakers from the December sun.
Glenelg
Standing on top of the Old gum tree, Glenelg. A man can be seen standing on top of the bowed old gum tree at Glenelg while children stand on the lower branches. The Old Gum Tree is significant in South Australia's history as it was at this spot in 1836 that Governor Hindmarsh delivered the proclamation creating the colony of South Australia.
Glenelg
[General description] Looking along Jetty Road to the sea; the masts and spars of a ship can be seen in the distance. Single storey shops on the left are C. Hambridge, Draper and Outfitter; Glenelg, Brighton and Sturt Building Society and the Glenelg Photographic Rooms. The Congregational Church in the centre, designed by James MacGeorge opened in 1859. A new church, now known as St. Andrews by the Sea was built c. 1880 on the eastern side of this building which became the church hall. Tram lines run down the centre of the road. [On back of photograph] 'Glenelg / Jetty road, looking west from a point a little east of Waterloo Street / 1876-77'.
Women Pioneers, Glenelg
Group of women pioneers, Glenelg - December 29 1913. Approximately 40 women pioneers wearing their best finery and hats at Glenelg for the commemoration of the landing of pioneers in South Australia. Their husbands were enjoying a banquet inside (See B9725).
Town Hall, Glenelg
[General description] Town Hall, Glenelg. This building, with its two stories of wide verandahs was designed by Edmund Wright for use as an Institute, without the clock and tower which were added at a later time. The Glenelg Council bought the building in 1887 for use as a Town Hall. See B 43098 for a view of the building before the clock was added.
Glenelg
[General description] General view over part of Glenelg showing buildings, stables and yards with open country in the distance. Part of the Patawalonga can be seen on the centre left. A 'Restaurant' and the 'Pier Hotel Stable' are identified. See B 7874 for a view of the front section of 'Seafield Tower'. [On back of photograph] 'Glenelg / Looking north east from Sir Thomas Elder's house 'Seafield Tower' / about 1873' / on the Esplanade at Glenelg'.
Residence, Glenelg
[General description] This two storey Victorian stone house has extensive verandahs with elaborate iron lace embellishments. Its address is 14 South Esplanade, Glenelg. [On back of photograph] 'W. M. Letchford's residence / Albert Terrace, Glenelg / 1877-79'.
Glenelg
Mail Boats off Glenelg. Approximately six ships can be seen beyond the end of the jetty. Glenelg was an overseas mail terminus since 1874. It was later proposed to move this service to Semaphore
Glenelg
Town Hall, Glenelg was built in 1875 and designed by Edmund Wright, but without the clock and clock tower. It was designed as an Institute building but was later bought by the Glenelg Council and used as a Town Hall
Glenelg
[General description] A quiet day on the seafront at Glenelg. On the left is the Glenelg Town Hall, no clock tower as yet. Moseley's Pier Hotel, built in 1856 is seen on the right. [On back of photograph] 'Moseley Square / Glenelg / Looking east from the jetty / Probably about 1882'
Glenelg
Fire Station - September 22nd, Council requested "Fire Station" sign to be painted.
Glenelg
Fire Station Sussex St.
Glenelg
GLENELG: A scene at Glenelg on a public holiday showing crowds along the esplanade and cars parked in the foreground; a train at standstill in the background and bunting flying. Copy of postcard.
Sailboats near Glenelg jetty
GLENELG: Sketch of sailboats at sea near the old jetty at Glenelg, by Richard Ernest Minchin.