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Mary (Polly) Bakewell at St Serf's, Somerton Park
Mary (Polly) Bakewell in the garden of her residence, St Serf's, on the corner of Tarlton and Whyte Streets, Somerton Park, with a young child and a dog.
Joanne Sims
Head and shoulders studio portrait of Miss Joanne Sims, daughter of Arnold Wright and Florence Beatrice Sims of Glenelg. Joanne was born in 1918.
Joanne Sims
Studio portrait of Miss Joanne Sims, daughter of Arnold Wright and Florence Beatrice Sims of Glenelg. She is pictured leaning on the arm of a chair. Joanne was born in 1918.
Joanne Sims
Studio portrait of Miss Joanne Sims, daughter of Arnold Wright and Florence Beatrice Sims of Glenelg. She is wearing a floral pattern dress and has a pearl necklace on. Joanne was born in 1918.
Bungaree, near Clare in 1857
Bungaree Station, near Clare, showing the homestead. This photograph of a drawing has been cut from a magazine and the caption reads 'From a sepia drawing in the posession of Mr. W. L. Beare, of Glenelg'.
White family photographs
A collection of photographs relating to the life of Frank William Nelson White (1903-1970) and his wife Ruby Alice (nee Sharpe). White lived in Norwood and served as both councillor and mayor on the Norwood Council in the 1940s and 1950s.
Tram
Tram made by A. Pengelley and Company. (No details such as size, specification or extent of the company's involvement in its construction are known.) According to a researcher, it is one of three water sprinkler trams built for Adelaide's Municipal Tramways Trust in 1910. They were numbered S1 to S3. This one is S3. The last one in service was S1, withdrawn in 1959 after a period of use on the Glenelg line. It had latterly been fitted with carborundum blocks to remove track corrugations.
Shirly Bunyan of Glenelg with one of her dolls house's. 8 August 1990.
Quilters Neta Lewis of Glenelg and Marion Cox of Brighton. 1 July 1992.
Man in ceremonial robe
Portrait of a man in a ceremonial robe with fur trim, possibly that of a lawyer, judge or alderman. He is pictured with his right hand inside the breast of his coat in Napoleonic style. Photograph by Mr John Hood, Miniature painter and photographer, Glenelg.
Unidentified woman
Portrait of an unidentified woman, showing button features on leg of mutton sleeve. Photograph by Mr John Hood, miniature painter and photographer, Glenelg.
South Australian Police 4 wheel drive vehicle and horse trailer
SA Police 4 wheel drive vehicle and horse trailer at Glenelg, 4 June, 2006.
Judy Howie of Hove with her flower collage of the landing of the Buffalo at Glenelg. 1st October 1986.
Paul Wright of Glenelg creating glass ornaments. 1987.
Glenelg Senior Citizen's Club member Dorothy Bryden of Marion was the life of the club's teddy bear party last week. She makes teddy bears and was on hand to show club members how it is done. 22nd July 1987.
Janine Brian of Glenelg East.
Lorraine Pratt of Clarence Park carves a mirror frame during a lesson at Brighton-Glenelg Community Centre. 16th September 1987.
Push Self Help Group member Ken Sharp of Glenelg makes a dolls house in the woodworking class. 26th September 1988.
Glenelg history book author Dulcie Perry examines the monument. 22 October 1986.
Bill Robinson, Don Hobbs and Colin Teague with their history of the Glenelg Lacrosse Club. 31 May 1989.
Girl wearing a locket
Unidentified girl in dark wool dress with contrasting collar and cuffs, wearing a locket. Photograph by Mr John Hood, Miniature painter and Photographer, Glenelg, S. A.
Kaylene, 9, of Parkside with Fievel on Glenelg Jetty.
Close up photograph of a man standing in front of the Grand Hotel at Glenelg.
Buffalo moored next to the Round House and Altantic Restaurant at Glenelg. 1988.
Paul Olive from SA Scaffolding Services, constructing scaffolding along the western side of the Pier Hotel, Glenelg. 1988.
Left to right: Bob Anderson, Mick Tems and David Murphy at Glenelg. Demolition workers look down the Pier Hotel's old staircase , which has just had it's railings removed. 1988.
Left to right: Gino Calarco of Fulham Gardens and George Atherton of Findon carry away the railings from the Pier Hotel's grand staircase at Glenelg. 1988.
Paul Marsland (Reynella) assistant manager of the Glenelg Post Office during the renovations and move.
Glenelg Town Hall in Moseley Square. November 1988.
