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Sketch book : Flowers
Painting of flowers.
Sketch book : unidentified scene
Painting of flowers and a tree.
Sketch book : unidentified scene
Painting of trees.
Sketch book
Paintings of various scenes, churches and flowers. Also in the back of the album in an envelope are four comical pen and ink sketches not considered to be the work of Gertrude C. Fenton.
South Australian Celebrities : W.F. Stock
W.F. Stock, J.P. Mayor of Glenelg.
Prominent South Australians : Rev. Thomas Field
Rev. Canon Thomas Field.
Mount Gambier and District : Casterton
Grays Glenelg Inn in Casterton.
Mount Gambier and District : Portland
Buildings in Portland, Victoria. The Heritage Advisor to Glenelg Shire Council confirmed that these buildings are located on the south side of Julia Street, Portland.
Adelaide Book Society : Joseph F. Proctor
Members from 1873 - Joseph F. Proctor (a bank accountant at Glenelg).
Keswick Hospital : Two spinal cases
Some of the Keswick Hospital patients now inmates at the Anzac Hostel, Glenelg.
W.T. Kay at the finish of the cross country
Winner and captain of SPSC Cadets, Lance Corporal W.T. Kay, at the finish of the Army 3 mile cross country run at Glenelg, 28 July 1962.
Participants in the School Bands Competition
Photograph of a number of the bands taking part in the School Bands competition held at Colley Reserve, Glenelg.
Album of Adelaide : its suburbs and Botanic Gardens
Published by E.S. Wigg & Son - stationers of 12 Rundle St., Adelaide. A fold-out album of 16 images of Port Adelaide, St Peter's Cathedral, Albert Bridge, Orphanage Magill, Glenelg, Norwood, Botanical Gardens.
Ceremony at the Old Gum Tree
The Governor, Sir Willoughby Norrie, at a Proclamation Day ceremony at the Old Gum Tree, Glenelg, 28th January 1946.
Views of early Adelaide
Album of early Adelaide views including King William Street, Government House, Victoria Square, Post Office, Supreme Court, Bank of Australasia, Parliament House, Exhibition building, Rundle Street, Adelaide Arcade, Botanic Gardens, City Bridge, Torrens Lake, St Peter's Cathedral, Glenelg jetty, Largs jetty, Port Adelaide, Belair, Murray Bridge and waterfalls.
Views of South Australia
Album of twelve views of South Australia by Capt. Sweet. Includes Botanic Gardens, waterfall, King William Street, Grenfell Street, Blacks' Wurlie, Victoria Square, Rundle Street, Glenelg, Mount Lofty and Torrens Lake.
The Wenmouth Collection : West Lakes
General view of West Lakes taken from Delfin Island. Sail boats on the lake.
Tram on reserved track at Wayville
'F' class drop centre tram en route to Colonel Light Gardens passing along the 4 track section of tramline through Wayville where the Glenelg and Colonel Light Gardens trams ran in parallel.
Tram on the Goodwood Tram Bridge
A coupled set of Glenelg trams proceeding onto the tramway bridge over the railway at Goodwood Station.
Trams at King William Street, Wayville
Two trams at King William Road, Wayville; two drop centre trams on the Hyde Park line adjacent to the Glenelg Line, where there are four tram tracks in parallel.
Australian soldiers
A group of Australian soldiers. Back row, from left: Tom McNamara (Prospect), Don Wauchope (Croydon), George Naisbit (Broken Hill). Front, from left: Charlie Ashenden (Victor Harbor), Ron Searle (Glenelg), Colin Murn (Port Pirie).
Three children on an Adelaide beach
Three children, 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.
Bill Seeley
Bill Seeley (pictured in his airforce uniform) with his first wife. Bill was the fourth child of John and Mabel (nee March) from Burra. His siblings were Ray, Eric, Ina (Mrs Searle) and Gordon. He was employed after the War as a barman in hotels around Glenelg. In later life he moved to Milang on Lake Alexandrina as a fisherman. He died about 2002.
Bill Seeley
Bill Seeley (pictured in his airforce uniform) at the family home in Alsion Street, Glenelg (then known as St Leonards).
Searle family
(From left) Raymond, Geoffrey, Geoffrey's wife Gillian (pregnant with twins Alison and Renee), Ina and Smokey Searle outside the family home at Glenelg East.
View of Adelaide looking south-west
View of Adelaide looking south-west, taken by Townsend Duryea from the tower of the Adelaide General Post Office in 1870. In the foreground can be seen the business of C. Farr, builder & timber merchant, with Grote Street crossing diagonally through the image. In the middle background of the view can be seen St. Luke's Anglican Church (consecrated in 1856), on the western edge of Whitmore Square, and behind it, the road to Glenelg. To see a summary of this panorama group do a number search on B 16004.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide looking south from the east side across to the Police Court building. The Glenelg train has pulled up outside.
Centenary Pageant
Float,entered by Housewives Association, depicting old gum tree at Glenelg, with kangaroo. Two young women are walking in front of the float with a mounted policeman to the left of the photograph. Photographer may be Howard Hobbs.
Centenary Pageant
The Housewives' Association float, entered by Unley Council, on the Torrens Parade Ground, depicting the old gum tree at Glenelg with a kangaroo in front of it. Alongside is the 'clock' float entered by Burnside Council.
H.M.S. 'Buffalo' replica
The replica of H.M.S. 'Buffalo' in dry dock on the Patawalonga at Glenelg.