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Two mounted police officers at Glenelg
Colour photograph of two police officers on their grey police horses, riding past the St. Vincent Hotel in Glenelg, South Australia. On the back of the photo: Mounted police led the Police Band along Jetty Road, Glenelg, for the Parade for Foundation Day. Photograph by Roger Wyman, dated 28.4.99. This image comes from 'South Australian Politicians': a collection of photographs of people and events associated with South Australian politicians, from the Messenger Press newspaper.
Old Gum Tree, Glenelg
Old gum tree, Glenelg. The sign on the bent old tree says "On this spot on the 28th December 1836 The Colony of South Australia proclaimed a British Dependency". The tree on a small block is enclosed on all sides by a wooden fence. A thatched building is standing on the next door plot. Fields and a few buildings can be seen in the background.
First landing at Glenelg
Black and white photograph of an oil painting sketch by Col. William Light of the first landing place at Glenelg made by Colonel Light and the first European colonists to South Australia. The view shows the Glenelg seashore with scrub behind the sand dunes and the Mount Lofty Ranges in the distance. Tents, huts, and a flagstaff have been erected in a clearing behind the dunes. Men are unloading stores from a ship's lighter. Original artwork held at the S.A. Museum.
Stabling design drawing for a New Glenelg residence for H.T. Hoeper.
Architectural design drawing for proposed stabling at a New Glenelg residence for H.T. Hoeper. Architect: English & Soward. Contractor: Jesse Rose [See also BRG 238/1/96 for the design of the cottage].
Boat race, Glenelg
Stereograph image of several yachts at sea, one with raised sails. Several spectators watch from a rowboat in the foreground. Caption reads 'Boat race, Glenelg'.
Patawalonga Creek, Glenelg
Stereograph image of a small creek amongst eucalpyts on a flat grassy plain. The Adelaide Hills are visible on the horizon. Caption on rear reads 'Patawalonga Creek, Glenelg'.
Patawalonga Boat Haven, Glenelg
Patawalonga Boat Haven, Glenelg.
Glenelg beach
Glenelg beach on a sunny day. A surf rescur tent is set up.
Barber Shop, Durham Street, Glenelg
Barber Shop on Durham Street, Glenelg.
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Pier Hotel.
Residence, Glenelg
"Woodlands", Partridge Street, Glenelg, donated by the family of the late Richard Smith, for a Church of England Grammar School. (See Observer, February 18, 1922). The property was in the Law Smith family from the early 1880s. For a view of the building prior to the addition of the upper storey see Arch. 1489/ p. 73a.
Drinking fountain, Glenelg
[On back of photograph] 'Drinking fountain, Glenelg' [On front of photograph] 'Opened by Mrs. Townsend, October 20, 1877.' [General description] This decorative iron fountain is a replica of the Formby Fountain at Port Adelaide.
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Yachting at Glenelg.
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Tree at Glenelg from an original drawing by John Michael Skipper.
Robert Gouger's Hut, Glenelg
The temporary residence of Robert Gouger Esq. at Glenelg in 1837. The painting has been attributed to Robert Gouger.
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Glenelg Town Hall (containing club rooms of the local branch of the Returned Solders Association) is under reconstruction. People on the beach are using enclosed canvas chairs, probably hired. Reproduced in the 'Chronicle', November 29th, 1924.
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Glenelg, from the jetty.
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[General description] This view, from a high place on the opposite side of Moseley Square shows city buildings, near and far. In the foreground are the Police Station, Railway Station and tearooms advertising Balfour's cakes. Behind these buildings is the Colley reserve with its rotunda, pathways and Norfolk Island pines. Distant suburbs can be seen with a glimpse of the Patawalonga. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser', July 21, 1928 / Glenelg / Looking North across Moseley Square to Colley Reserve from the Pier Hotel / 1928'.
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Showing recent foreshore improvements and the Aquarium on the Jetty. This photograph taken from the first floor balacony of the Pier Hotel shows the sight seers streaming on to the jetty to look at the newly opened Glenelg Aquarium. Many people are wading in the shallows on the December day.
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Beach scene during December on Proclamation Day in 1892 at Glenelg. Many spectators and horse drawn carriages line the beach seeking shade. The jetty is full of people enjoying the celebrations of Proclamation Day. Many small boats and two ships are steaming past the jetty.
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Proclamation Day December 28th. The photograph appears to have been taken from North Glenelg with the Jetty tucked away along the coast. Two storey grand homes line the foreshore. Horses have pulled carriages on to the sands and tents have been erected for the merrymakers on this Proclamation Day.
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Proclamation Day on the beach. Many spectators and horse drawn carriages line the beach seeking shade. The jetty is full of people enjoying the celebrations of Proclamation Day. The Hot Water Salt Baths can be seen on a jetty north of the Glenelg Jetty.
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Proclamation Day on the beach. Many spectators and horse drawn carriages line the beach seeking shade. The jetty is full of people enjoying the celebrations of Proclamation Day. The Hot Water Salt Baths can be seen north of the Glenelg Jetty.
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Proclamation Day on the beach. This photograph has been taken from the beach looking back towards the Glenelg Town Hall. Tents and parasols are providing shade for the merrymakers. Horse drawn carriages have been driven onto the beach.
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Train at Glenelg - Driver A.A. Jackson, Porter W. Hall. The photograph shows the stationary engine (named Number 5) and carriages surrounded by men, children and a dog.
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Looking east and back at the jetty. This photograph, taken from near the end of the Glenelg Jetty shows a lower level which is being used by fishermen. Boats are moored on the northern side of the jetty and a small sailing boat is being manoeuvred towards a mooring on the jetty.
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Aerial view of Glenelg - the unfinished breakwater is seen some distance from the shore.
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Patawalonga Footbridge at Glenelg North. At the time of the photograph the tide is out and rowing boats are stranded on sand banks. A lady with two small children is standing at one end of the wooden bridge.
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- this photograph was used in the Philadelphia Exhibition of 1876. This photograph of Glenelg shows a long jetty with a beacon at the end. A wide expanse of sand runs down to a calm sea. In the foreground the beach is covered with dried seaweed. Two small boys are paddling in the water. Sand hills stretch south along the seashore. Only a few buildings can be seen at the beginning of the jetty.
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[General description] Two boys sit on the diving board, others watch swimmers from the jetty as the sea rolls in under the Sea Baths. [On back of photograph] 'Glenelg Sea Bathing Company's Baths, Ltd. / From the end of the baths / 1896-1900'.