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Football supporters on the Adelaide to Glenelg bus
GENERAL: The Adelaide to Glenelg bus, carrying a party of football supporters.
Members of the Psilakos and Karanastasis families at Glenelg Beach
Enjoying a day at Glenelg Beach are (left to right): Voula Psilakos, Eugenia Stacy (Karanastasis), Stella Karanastasis, Basilios Psilakos and Anna Psilakos.
Glenelg tram
View of Glenelg tram No.372 at the terminus in Victoria Square.
Glenelg tram entrance
View of the entrance to a Glenelg tram.
Interior of a Glenelg tram
Interior view of a Glenelg tram.
Album of Adelaide
Composite: Government Gums Railway (showing a steam train crossing the bridge); Bungaree Station wool (wool bales on a wagon drawn by horses); Glenelg (showing jetty); Torrens Lake (showing people rowing boats); Torrens Lake (with paddle boat in front).
School boys
Glenelg Primary School left hand bowler Richard Broomhead (holding the ball) with four of his classmates.
Football game between Sturt and Glenelg
Football players during a match between Sturt and Glenelg Football Clubs.
Country Golf Championships at Glenelg
Four men taking part in the Country Golf Championships at Glenelg, September 1947.
The meeting of river and sea
The meeting of the Glenelg River, Victoria and the sea.
River near Nelson
Sunset on the Glenelg River near Nelson, Victoria.
H.M.S. Hood
H.M.S. Hood during a visit of the British fleet to Glenelg.
Views of South Australia : Railway line
Probably the railway line from Glenelg to Brighton.
Glenelg Tram crossing King William Street
The Glenelg tram crosses King William Street at Gouger Street while travelling to the tram barn in Angas Street.
Glenelg tram at Wayville
H class tram No. 359 stops on the Glenelg line adjacent to King William Road at Wayville.
Glenelg tram at South Terrace
A coupled set of H class trams from Glenelg emerging from the reserved track at the corner of South Terrace and Peacock Road.
Glenelg Honour Roll
A photograph of an honour roll for the Glenelg District, with the admonition 'You have to meet your pals when they return!' and 'There's still room for your name on this board'. This was sent soldiers on active service with a printed message on the back at Christmas, 1941.
Two women at the beach, South Esplanade, Glenelg
Two women, in bathing costumes, on the beach at South Espanade, Glenelg, during the second World War. The barbed wire fence behind them was designed to deter invasion. The two ladies are Violet Lillian Lodding (left) and her sister-in-law Joyce (Joy) Marie Paull (right). Joyce married Steven Paull (Violet's brother) and Violet married Albert Lodding.
The Searle family
Raymond Searle, with his Triumph TR4, and his parents Ina and Ron, outside the family home at 4/53 Augusta Street, Glenelg. The family moved to this house from Somerton whilst Rex was serving overseas, and sent these photos to him.
Raymond Searle
Raymond Searle, with his Triumph TR4, outside the family home at 4/53 Augusta Street, Glenelg.
Photographs of Simpson Desert, Flinders Ranges and Glenelg
Photographs taken by Toby Woolley during visits to the Simpson Desert and the Flinders Ranges, and Glenelg. To see individual images do a NUMBER search on B 70334/1-31 on the library catalogue.
Glenelg weir
The weir and lock on the Patawalonga at Glenelg.
Beachfront at Glenelg
Site at Glenelg following the demolition of entertainment venue 'Magic Mountain', 24 October 2004.
Beachfront at Glenelg
Site at Glenelg following the demolition of entertainment venue 'Magic Mountain', 24 October 2004. Building equipment is visible in the middle distance with a stone retaining wall in the foreground.
Beachfront at Glenelg
Site at Glenelg following the demolition of entertainment venue, 'Magic Mountain', 24 October 2004, with a stone retaining wall behind the wire fence. High rise apartments are visible in the background.
Beachfront at Glenelg
Site at Glenelg following the demolition of entertainment venue 'Magic Mountain', 24 October 2004, with a stone retaining wall behind the wire fence in the foreground. High rise apartments are visible in the background through the tall Norfalk Island pine trees.
Beachfront at Glenelg
Site at Glenelg following the demolition of entertainment venue 'Magic Mountain', 24 October 2004, with levelled ground and heavy machinery in the foreground. High rise apartments are barely visible in the background through the tall Norfalk Island pine trees.
Waterfront at Glenelg
Looking across the water towards Glenelg foreshore after the demolition of the entertainment venue 'Magic Mountain', 24 October 2004. In view, is the beach front with the high rise apartment buildings and the Norfalk Island pine trees beyond that.
Glenelg to City Tram
Glenelg to City Tram at Morphett Road level crossing, 7 August 2005.
Glenelg to City Tram
Glenelg to City Tram being tested at Morphett Road race track, 7 August 2005.