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Eddy Duchin Story preview
Men and women in conversation at the Columbia Pictures trade preview of the Eddy Duchin Story at the Ozone Theatre, Glenelg
Eddy Duchin Story preview
Men and women in conversation at the Columbia Pictures trade preview of the Eddy Duchin Story at the Ozone Theatre, Glenelg
Eddy Duchin Story preview
Men and women in conversation at the Columbia Pictures trade preview of the Eddy Duchin Story at the Ozone Theatre, Glenelg
Eddy Duchin Story preview
Men and women in conversation at the Columbia Pictures trade preview of the Eddy Duchin Story at the Ozone Theatre, Glenelg
Eddy Duchin Story preview
Four men in conversation at the Columbia Pictures trade preview of the Eddy Duchin Story at the Ozone Theatre, Glenelg. A bottle of Southwark Bitter beer is on the table.
Eddy Duchin Story preview
Men and women in conversation around tables food and drinks at the Columbia Pictures trade preview of the Eddy Duchin Story at the Ozone Theatre, Glenelg
Wigley Reserve Playspace and Fitness Hub
Wigley Reserve Playspace and Fitness Hub, Glenelg, South Australia.
Mother's Day at Glenelg North Beach
A message to mum left on Glenelg North Beach on Mother's Day.
Glenelg North Beach
A quiet day on Glenelg North Beach. Previously there had been many walkers on the beach. Perhaps the easing of restrictions enticed people elsewhere.
Views of Adelaide, Victor Harbor region and Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula : photograph album
Photograph album containing views of sporting events and farming at Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula, Glenelg and beach, scenes on the South Coast including Granite Island, Middleton, Chiton Beach, Port Elliot. The following photographs have not been digitised: PRG 1605/4/3 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/61); PRG 1605/4/51 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/23); PRG 1605/4/53 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/16); PRG 1605/4/58 (another copy in PRG 1605/1/26); PRG 1605/4/52 (uncropped version is at PRG 1605/4/65); PRG 1605/4/69 (another copy at PRG 1605/4/17)
Photographs of and relating to Jimmy Melrose
Photographs of Jimmy Melrose, his mother Hilda, his home at Glenelg and other images.
Photographs relating to baseball team Glenelg Tigers
Photographs relating to baseball teams, created by Messenger Press.
Glenelg Railway Company Train in Althorpe Place, Glenelg
The first carriage used on the Glenelg-Marino Railway. In the book 'City & Glenelg: the Municpal Tramways Trust Glenelg tram line', Andres & Triplow caption this photograph on page 6, "Glenelg Railway Company train in Althorpe Place (now named Colley Terrace), Glenelg, terminus of the line from North Terrace. The locomotive, originally owned by the Adelaide, Glenelg and Suburban Railway Company, is 4-4-0 tank locmotive no. 3, built by Robert Stephenson and Company."
Private Motor Bus
[General description] Mr. J.P. Scott is seated behind the wheel of the stationary bus which was the first private motor bus running between Glenelg and Adelaide. 'Glenelg & Adelaide Bus Service' is painted on its side along with the route: via Victoria Square, King William Street, South Terrace, Anzac Highway, North Tce., West Tce., King William Rd.' [On back of photograph] 'Model J Reo Speed Wagon 27.2 H Power / first bus built for Bay Rd. run trading as "Glenelg & Adelaide Bus Service." 21 capacity passenger seating / 19.6' length overall / 48 M.P.H. maximum speed / 1 ton 17 cwt. unladen / 13-14 miles per gallon on gasoline / 169,000 miles travelled up to 15 June 1926 / built by Messrs. Harris & Horgan / Angas St. Adelaide to design of T.C.S. Reynolds / Cost new 773 pounds / 26348 Regn. no. / original fare Adelaide to Glenelg 6d in 1923 for 6.25 miles / Railway fare at same time 10d / Present fare 6d in 1926 / Railway buses same fare / Rail fare 1/4d return / This is the 5th or 6th bus on the road in Adelaide and is the only one left of the original 6. (J.P. Scott Driver)' dated 15/6/1926' (Another hand) 'An updated news cutting in posession of Miss Sheardown states that the first bus on this route belonged to A. Sheardown.'
HMAS 'Barcoo' after a storm
Caption: 'When the Glenelg jetty blew away, April 1948. The 'Barcoo' in trouble'. The HMAS 'Barcoo', a 1420 tonne survey frigate, which was driven ashore just north of Glenelg after a gale tore through Adelaide in the early hours of Sunday 11 April 1948. The storm caused a lot of damage, wrecking boats, unroofing houses, uprooting trees, and sections of the Brigton and Glenelg jetties were swept away. The 'Barcoo' was later refloated. Original photograph: black and white print, 6.5 x 8.9 cm.
HMAS 'Barcoo' beached
View of the HMAS 'Barcoo' after it was beached just north of Glenelg after a gale tore through Adelaide in the early hours of Sunday 11 April 1948. Caption: 'When the Glenelg jetty blew away, April 1948. The 'Barcoo' in trouble'. The storm caused a lot of damage, wrecking boats, unroofing houses, uprooting trees, and sections of the Brigton and Glenelg jetties were swept away. The 'Barcoo' was later refloated. Original photograph: black and white print, 6.5 x 8.9 cm.
Views of South Australia : Old Gum Tree
The Old Gum Tree (Proclamation Tree), Glenelg. Sign reads 'On this spot on the 28th December 1836 The Colony South Australia Proclaimed a British Dependency'.
Glenelg train in southern King William Street
[General description] A crowd of people stand on the roadway in King William Street, near Angas Street, in readiness to board the train which is arriving at its terminus from Glenelg. On the right is Braun's Tea Rooms, displaying a sign that boasts 'This is the place for cakes and pastry: Best in the town'. The smoke billowing from the South Australian Railways 'P' class locomotive was the subject of continuous complaints and eventually, in 1914, the line was terminated at South Terrace. In 1929 the line was upgraded and electrified as the Glenelg tram line. [On back of photograph] 'King William Road [an error -- should be 'Street'] South, showing the Glenelg train.
Ticket for the 'Buccaneers Ball'
Ticket no. 340 for the 'Buccaneers Ball' at the Glenelg Town Hall, Friday 25th February 1949, a fund raiser presented by the Apex Club of Glenelg.
Ticket for the 'Cosmopolitan Cabaret'
Ticket for the 'Cosmopolitan Cabaret' at the Glenelg Town Hall, Friday 24th February 1949, a fund raiser presented by the Apex Club of Glenelg.
Ticket for the 'Arctic Cabaret'
Ticket no. 1322 for the 'Arctic Cabaret' at the Glenelg Town Hall, Friday 16th March 1951, a fund raiser presented by the Apex Club of Glenelg. Design and artwork by Doug Mackenzie.
Ticket for the 'Prehistoric Cabaret'
Ticket for the 'Prehistoric Cabaret' at the Glenelg Town Hall, Friday 27th March 1953, a fund raiser presented by the Apex Club of Glenelg. Design and artwork by Doug Mackenzie.
Ticket for the 'Prehistoric Cabaret'
A alternative version of the ticket for the 'Prehistoric Cabaret' at the Glenelg Town Hall, Friday 27th March 1953, a fund raiser presented by the Apex Club of Glenelg. Design and artwork by Doug Mackenzie.
White family at 'New Glenelg'
The White family pictured in the garden outside their home at New Glenelg. (from left) Eva, Martha, Mrs Sarah Taylor (Martha's mother), Bert and Mort (seated on ground). Identified on the reverse as 'New Glenelg Oct 8/88', with a later annotation on a second copy which reads 'Granny Taylor mother of Mrs Samuel White. SA (Bert) Eva & Mort'. [The family lived at New Glenelg for a time following Samuel's death in 1880, before returning to 'Weetunga'].
Glenelg Jetty
View from the sea of Glenelg Jetty and pavilion lined with crowds to view ships of the Royal Australian Navy during a fleet visit. The Glenelg Town Hall carries a sign 'Glenelg Welcomes Australia's Fleet'.
Locomotive and two carriages at the Glenelg line depot near South Terrace
Locomotive no. 1 of the Adelaide, Glenelg and Suburban Railway Company, soon after the line from King William Street to Glenelg was opened in August 1873. Behind the locomotive are two 4-wheeled passenger carriages. Photographed at the company's depot in the Park Lands on the corner of South Terrace and Peacock Road; the building is most likely a locomotive running shed. The locomotive was built by Robert Stephenson and Company [Information provided by a researcher].
John Brodie Spence's Home
John Brodie Spence's home at Robert Street, Glenelg, 1875.
Glenelg Centenary Pageant
Pioneer settlers and marines from the Buffalo landing near Patawalonga Creek.
Glenelg Centenary Pageant
Sailor from the Buffalo carrying Governor Hindmarsh ashore.
Glenelg Centenary Pageant
Governor Hindmarsh inspecting the guard of honour of marines from the Buffalo.