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Goodwood
Glenelg tram tracks looking North-East from Goodwood intersection.
Goodwood
Goodwood Road and Glenelg tram line intersection.
Henry Hawkes
Henry Charles Hawkes, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Railway track
North Terrace to Glenelg Line, Morphetville Junction to Racecourse.
Camden Station
North Terrace to Glenelg Line, Camden Station.
Railway track
North Terrace to Glenelg line, near McDonalds Station.
Railway Track
North Terrace to Glenelg line near McDonalds Station.
Railway Track
North Terrace to Glenelg Line, near McDonalds Station.
Railway line
North Terrace to Glenelg line looking to Hilton Road Crossing.
Black Forest Tram Station
Black Forest tram station on the Glenelg tram line at South Road.
Plympton Railway Station
Plympton Railway Station, North Terrace to Glenelg Line. Note rails across Marion Road.
Plympton Railway Station
Plympton Railway Station, North Terrace to Glenelg Line.
Sturt River Bridge
Sturt River Bridge, Glenelg Tramway.
Last operating signal
The last operating Signal on the North Terrace to Glenelg Line at Thebarton Station; still in use in 1982.
South Australian football players
GENERAL: A group of South Australian football players, possibly Glenelg; names not known.
Floral pageant
GENERAL: The Glenelg float in the Centenary year floral pageant travelling along King William Street, 18 September 1936.
Aerial view of Football Park, West Lakes
WEST LAKES: Aerial view of the 1990 SANFL Grand Final, Port Adelaide v. Glenelg at Football Park. An SAFM radio station banner is shown flying over the ground.
A display called 'The Adelaide Exhibition'
GENERAL: A display called "The Adelaide Exhibition", location unknown, possibly Glenelg. The model of Trinity Church in the foreground was made of cork and constructed by Mr Tommy Dunn.
Bridge
Bridge over river. Originally described as being at Port McDonnell, two researchers have indicated that this is more likely to have been taken in Victoria, probably of the bridge over the Glenelg River, at Nelson, just over the border from South Australia.
Portrait of William Burford
A portrait in oil by F.R. Burford. By comparison with a known work by the same artist in 1893, the portrait appears to be of the artist's father, William Burford (1845-1925).
Seacliff rotunda
SEACLIFF: Old breakwater concrete from Glenelg was used to start forming the rotunda at Seacliff.
On board the 'Karatta'
GENERAL : On board the 'Karatta' sailing from Glenelg to Kangaroo Island. Left-right: ? unknown; Albert Stanley Laver; Fergy Ferguson; the Ship's Captain, possibly Captain Pearson.
Reginald Harper Reid
Black and white photograph of Reginald Harper Reid, a noted tennis player from South Australia, in action on a tennis court.
Tram in Victoria Square Adelaide
GENERAL: A 380/379 tram leaving the Victoria Square terminus enroute to Glenelg.
A.K. Minchin
PORTRAIT: A. K. Minchin, Director of the Koala Farm and the Glenelg Aquarium, vice-president of the Zoological Society, Adelaide from 1935.
Visitors to H.M.S. Hood
Visitors inspecting H.M.S. Hood at Glenelg. H.M.S. Hood was participating in the Special Service Squadron World Cruise, having arrived in South Australia from Albany on 10 March 1924 and departed for Melbourne on 15 March 1924.
Reverend Charles Hall
PORTRAIT: Studio view of the Reverend Charles Hall, a Congregational minister in South Australia who worked at Glenelg, Happy Valley, and Aldinga; he died at his home on Kensington Road, Norwood aged 88 years.
Victor York Richardson
A caricature by Lionel Coventry of Victor York Richardson, sportsman and radio commentator. Victor York Richardson scored 27 centuries in first-class cricket, represented Australia at baseball, South Australia at golf and tennis, and excelled at lacrosse, basketball, and swimming. He captained South Australia and Australia at cricket, a South Australian captain of football, and an outstanding gymnast, athlete, and hockey player. He later became a journalist and a radio commentator.
Funeral of Constable A.E. Ring
GENERAL: Funeral procession of Constable Albert Edward Ring who was shot whilst on duty at Glenelg on March 29 1908, the horse drawn cortege is approaching the City from the Bay Road (now called Anzac Highway), the burial took place at Payneham cemetery.
Railway transport: 'Overland'
The Overland comprising two trains at Adelaide Station: No.504 with 10 cars; and No.525 with sleeping cars 'Pekina' and 'Glenelg' and baggage car lightenend load to Aldgate. 6.33pm 19 January 1952.