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Nelson Bridge
Photograph of the Nelson Bridge over the Glenelg River in February 1963.
Nelson Bridge
Photograph of the Nelson Bridge over the Glenelg River in February 1963.
Nelson Bridge
Aerial photograph of the Nelson Bridge over the Glenelg River being constructed. Photograph taken on 22nd March 1962.
Nelson Bridge
Photograph of the Nelson Bridge over the Glenelg River in 1959. Date possibly incorrect.
Nelson
Photograph of the bridge being constructed over the Glenelg River at Nelson in 1883.
Nelson
Aerial photograph of the construction of the bridge over the Glenelg River at Nelson in 1964.
Pioneer Memorial and Town Hall at Glenelg
View loloking west from Moseley Square, with the Pioneer Memorial on the left, and part of the Glenelg Town Hall on the right. Tramway wires criss-cross the sky.
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg. Taken looking north, it shows the airport to the mouth. 'Again, I have no knowledge of the date or origin of this picture. However, it very clearly shows the course and extent of the stream at low tide and just how much greater were the boundaries of the lake before so much reclamation was carried out for buildings, lawns and car parks. How spectacular it all was at high tide is clearly seen in the earlier numbered photos.' [Information supplied by Doug Mackenzie].
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg. Taken looking south, it shows the lagoon and mouth of the river. 'This photo clearly shows the channel of the stream at low tide. An area of the sand hills, opposite the island, has been levelled and subdivided but buildings are yet to appear. The sand and saltbush island in the foreground would be completely out of sight under water at high tide.' [Information supplied by Doug Mackenzie].
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg. Taken looking south, it shows the river after the construction of the lock. 'At the same time as the lock was constructed a number of marinas were also installed between the lock and the King Street bridge. These are out of the picture in this photo. To save an extra marina being built, in the vicinity of the old bridge, the centre of the bridge was removed to form two marinas. These were not very satisfactory as they were consdierably higher than the purpose-built marina.' [Information supplied by Doug Mackenzie].
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg
Aerial view of the Patawalonga at Glenelg. Taken looking south-west, it shows the river after the construction of the lock. See comments for PRG 1459/2/18, which is virtually the same view.
'On the Front - Glenelg'
The foreshore at Glenelg looking from the south towards the town hall on Moseley Square. Notice the small Norfolk Island pine trees, stobie pole, and rows of tamarisk trees lining the esplanade.
'On the front - Glenelg'
Two storey houses lining the Esplanade, south of Moseley Square, at Glenelg. Many have deep verandahs to keep out the western sun.
Town Hall and Pioneer Memorial - Glenelg
Couples are relaxing on the foreshore grass in front of the Pioneer Memorial, between Glenelg Town Hall and the jetty. A caption refers to the 'Women's Memorial' (sic). A rock border and fence encircle a garden planted at the statue's base.
'Lawns on front - Glenelg' - foreshore esplanade
People relaxing on striped canvas deck chairs on the lawns of the foreshore esplanade at Glenelg South near Somerton Park. The long jetty can be seen in the background, and many people are on the beach and in the ocean.
'Beach fun' at Glenelg
People enjoying the beach at Glenelg and in the foreground a couple of young boys are burying a willing dog in the sand.
'Among the Gulls, August 1944' - Glenelg Town Hall
A woman seated on a bench at Glenelg foreshore is feeding gulls. In the background are the lawns and the Town Hall.
'Among the Gulls, August 1944' - Glenelg foreshore
A lady feeding the gulls in front of the Glenelg Town Hall. She is facing the sea and two small boys are flying a kite on the beach beyond the seawall.
'Among the Gulls, August 1944' - Glenelg Town Hall
A woman seated on a bench at Glenelg foreshore is feeding gulls. In the background are the lawns and the Town Hall.
'August 1944 - Town Hall. Glenelg'
View of the Glenelg Town Hall, with its clock tower and stairways to first floor balcony. The Women's Centenary Memorial with its replica of H.M.S. Buffalo, and a cactus garden surrounded by stones are in the foreground.
'August 1944 - Women's Centenary Memorial, Glenelg'
The Women's Centenary Memorial on the foreshore at Glenelg near the end of Jetty Road and the entrance to the jetty.
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'Glenelg [beach] Front' after the storm - May 1953
People surveying storm damage to the foreshore at Glenelg after a severe storm in May 1953. Sand under the bitumen footpath has been eroded by the sea. The concrete wall on the esplanade is intact.
'The Old Gum Tree - where the State was proclaimed - Dec.28.1836' - Glenelg
The Old Gum Tree at Glenelg which was the location of the Proclaimation of South Australia on December 28th 1836. The trunk of the tree is bowed so that both ends rest on the ground.
'Glenelg Beach (Jan. 1966.) Showing storm havoc'
Photograph taken in January 1966 showing storm damage to Glenelg Beach and foreshore. Beachgoers have pitched a striped canvas 'Moana Beach Shelter' amongst the debris from the storm and others are swimming.
'Glenelg Beach (Jan. 1966.) Showing storm havoc'
Photograph taken in January 1966 showing storm damage to Glenelg Beach and foreshore. A small child is building a sand castle next to the large drain below the concrete footpath, and others are swimming.
Walter Noack and child
Walter Noack with a young boy, probably his son Errol, at Moseley Square, Glenelg. Caption on back of photograph reads 'taken 21st Sept.'
Five South Australian pioneers
Close view of five aged men described as 'five pioneers' photographed at Glenelg, South Australia. The gentleman on the right is Thomas George Adams, born in 1835 at Portsea, England, died 1907 at Edwardstown, S.A., son of John William Adams and Susanna, nee Fabian, 'Buffalo' passengers. According to a researcher, Thomas George Adams was the fourth child of John William Adams, and Susanna (Fabian) Adams, born In Portsea Hampshire 12 Mar 1835. He was the youngest child to make the voyage with his parents John William Adams and Susanna (Fabian) Adams on HMS Buffalo 1836. Thomas George Adams married Louisa Tilly about 1857.Louisa died of scarlet fever 10 December 1891. Thomas George Adams died on 1st August 1907, and is buried at West Terrace Cemetery.
Vice-Regal visit to Glenelg, South Australia
Lord Dudley, Governor-General of Australia and his party on board a ship taking them to Glenelg, South Australia; Lord Dudley is standing second right wearing a top hat talking to Arthur Searcy.
Sir Archibald Weigall with committee members
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia sitting with his daughter and members of a committee, possibly at a horse show held at Glenelg.
Mr and Mrs J.G. Hope of Glenelg
Mr and Mrs J.G. Hope of Pier Street, Glenelg photographed in a garden with their two daughters, Jean and Phyllis, during their silver wedding anniversary.