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'Glenara' a private Glenelg residence

'Glenara' a private Glenelg residence

GLENELG: The dining room at 'Glenara' showing the wedding breakfast table for Laura Hill and George Fowler Stewart.

'Glenara' a private Glenelg residence

'Glenara' a private Glenelg residence

GLENELG: The wedding cake and dessert table at the wedding breakfast for Laura Hill and George Fowler Stewart in the dining room at 'Glenara'.

Residence in Partridge Street, Glenelg

Residence in Partridge Street, Glenelg

GLENELG: Residence in Partridge Street showing two windmills for obtaining water.

Marine Aquarium at Glenelg

Marine Aquarium at Glenelg

GLENELG: External view of Glenelg Aquarium.

Group of Old Colonists at Glenelg

Group of Old Colonists at Glenelg

GLENELG: A large group of elderly men described as Old Colonists photographed at Glenelg, South Australia where they have gathered to celebrate Proclamation Day in December 1902.

Six old colonists at Glenelg

Six old colonists at Glenelg

GLENELG: Six elderly men described as Old Colonists photographed at Glenelg, South Australia where they have gathered to celebrate Proclamation Day in December 1902; names not known.

Glenelg Town Hall

Glenelg Town Hall

View of Glenelg Town looking east, with people on the sand in front of the building. Taken Sunday 3 December 1922.

On the shore, Glenelg, Adelaide, S.A

On the shore, Glenelg, Adelaide, S.A

Photograph in postcard format of a yacht at water's edge, surrounded by a curious crowd. There are two jetties in the background, which were works jetties to support the construction of the Glenelg Breakwater from 1914 until around 1918. The closer jetty has concrete caissons on rails along its decking. The casting plant for the caissons can be seen on the right of the photograph, which was located in the 'works depot', situated in part of Wigley Reserve. A third jetty was constructed about 1916 to accommodate a locomotive and trucks for the carriage of rubble to the breakwater site, and shovelled into the concrete caissons by hand [information supplied by a researcher].

Old Gum Tree at Glenelg

Old Gum Tree at Glenelg

Mrs C.F. Rischbieth with Mary and her mother, Mrs W.I. Newman, pictured at the old Gum Tree at Glenelg.

Glenelg jetty

Glenelg jetty

View from the end of the Glenelg jetty, looking west towards the shore. The Town Hall (on left) and the Pier Hotel (on right) can be seen in the distance, with a number of small boats moored in the bay.

Glenelg beach scene

Glenelg beach scene

Full plate glass negative showing a view of Glenelg foreshore crowded with people, others wading in the shallows, and prominent buildings in background.

The Pier Hotel at Glenelg, South Australia

The Pier Hotel at Glenelg, South Australia

The premises of the Pier Hotel at Glenelg, South Australia.

Kingston Girls School, Bristol Street, Glenelg South

Kingston Girls School, Bristol Street, Glenelg South

The premises of Kingston Girls School, Bristol Street, Glenelg South, South Australia. The caption on the image reads 'premises of Yoothamurra School, Glenelg', however a researcher and further research finds that it is not as in the caption.

'Woodlands' an Anglican school for girls at Glenelg

'Woodlands' an Anglican school for girls at Glenelg

The premises of 'Woodlands', an Anglican school for girls in Partridge Street, Glenelg photographed from the garden at the rear; the house was once the home of the late Richard Smith whose family donated it for this purpose.

Glenelg marina

Glenelg marina

Marina at Glenelg.

Proclamation Gum Tree, Glenelg

Proclamation Gum Tree, Glenelg

The old gum tree at Glenelg, surrounded by a hedge.

'Chorus of stones' memorial at Glenelg

'Chorus of stones' memorial at Glenelg

View of the memorial.

Glenelg Jetty decorated for royal visit

Glenelg Jetty decorated for royal visit

View of horse drawn vehicles near the Glenelg jetty which has been decorated part of the celebrations of the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh. The entrance to the jetty feates a large arch, and flags are hung along the length of the structure.

'Glenair' House, Glenelg

'Glenair' House, Glenelg

View of 'Glenair' House, Glenelg. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.

Patawalonga River, Glenelg

Patawalonga River, Glenelg

View of the Patawalonga River at Glenelg. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.

Old Gum Tree at Glenelg

Old Gum Tree at Glenelg

The Old Gum Tree at Glenelg, viewed from outside the post-and-rail fence. There is a man standing under the arch of the tree, and three children are standing on the lower branches.

Glenelg Treatment works

Glenelg Treatment works

A slide and workers at the new Glenelg Treatment Works.

Glenelg Treatment works

Glenelg Treatment works

View of the construction of the Glenelg Treatment Works, looking in an easterly direction.

Glenelg Treatment works

Glenelg Treatment works

View of the construction of the Glenelg Treatment Works.

Glenelg Treatment works

Glenelg Treatment works

View of the construction of the Glenelg Treatment Works.

Glenelg Treatment works

Glenelg Treatment works

View of the construction of the Glenelg Treatment Works.

Glenelg Treatment works

Glenelg Treatment works

View of the construction of the Glenelg Treatment Works.

Glenelg Treatment works

Glenelg Treatment works

View of boardwalks at the Glenelg Treatment Works.

End of sea wall, Glenelg

End of sea wall, Glenelg

Watercolour painting of a child standing beside a fence running beside a path leading down to Glenelg beach, with the location identified as 'End of sea wall, Glenelg'. The painting is unsigned, but has 'G. Holman' scribbled in biro on the back. [See B 75229 for a related painting.]

Aerial photograph of the city of Holdfast Bay: Glenelg East

Aerial photograph of the city of Holdfast Bay: Glenelg East

Aerial view of Glenelg East, in the city of Holdfast Bay, South Australia, looking south-east towards the Adelaide Hills, with the Morphetville Racecourse on the far left, Gliderol Stadium and Glenelg Primary School in the centre, and St Peter's Woodlands College in the foreground on the far right.