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Glenelg
Sacred Heart College, Glenelg. In 1914 the Marist Brothers acquired Paringa Hall from a wealthy pastoralist James Francis Cudmore who had died in 1912. The grand house is a triple storey classical design with a tower, ornate spacious verandahs, bookend bay windows and contains twenty rooms and was designed by architect Edmund Wright.
Glenelg
Aerial view of Glenelg showing the jetty with the Pavilion at the end and the Aquarium (1929) midway.
Church, Glenelg
St. Peter's Church of England. This first church built on Torrens Square Reserve was opened for divine service in 1852. In 1882 the first church was demolished to make way for a much larger one which was consecrated in 1883.
Glenelg
Looking from near the end of jetty back towards Glenelg. Several fishermen and a moored sailing boat can be seen in the photograph. The Pier Hotel is prominent in its position near the beginning of the jetty.
Glenelg Jetty
[General description] People are lining the rails of the upper decks of the three storey pavilion at the end of the Glenelg Jetty. According to a researcher, it was built by Robert Ernest Stanley, (born 1861, died 1926) an Unley builder but historian Geoffrey Manning states that 'The pavilion was erected by Messrs Sigalis & Company at a cost of nearly £2,300 and opened by the Premier, Thomas Price, on 26 October 1907'.
Glenelg
Beach scene at Glenelg on 28 December 1911. The beach shows many people walking on the firm sand enjoying the sunny weather. A few younger people are paddling in the shallows. Many tents, beach shades and carriages are crammed onto the upper foreshore and grass. The town hall can be seen to the south in Moseley Square. The bell tower of St Andrew's can be seen on the extreme left of the photograph.
Glenelg
[General description] Looking east down Jetty Road with a cloudy sky and misty hills in the distance. It is very quiet with only a man with his horse and cart in the street. The Seaview Coffee House and Restaurant is shaded by a striped verandah. [On back of photograph] 'Glenelg / 1873-1879 / Looking down Jetty Road from Moseley Square'.
Glenelg
[General description] A sailing ship is moored at the end of the Glenelg Jetty. There is a group of men posing for the camera at the shore end. Perhaps they have just arrived (or about to depart)?
Glenelg
Glenelg, foreshore showing baths in the background on Commemoration Day.
Glenelg
Locomotive on Glenelg Line - 10 June 1926
Railway Station, Glenelg
Railway Station at Millers Corner, Jetty Road, Glenelg, (South Terrace Line). Photograph was taken on April 3, 1929
Glenelg jetty
Glenelg jetty in 1902. In 1859 the original 381 metre jetty was built with a lighthouse positioned at the end. This caught fire and was cast into the sea to save the jetty. A replacement lighthouse was built in 1874. Public baths, an aquarium, police shed and a three storey kiosk and tearooms were later constructed.
Glenelg jetty
Glenelg jetty. In 1859 the original 381 metre jetty was built with a lighthouse positioned at the end. This caught fire and was cast into the sea to save the jetty. A replacement lighthouse was built in 1874. Public baths, an aquarium, police shed and a three storey kiosk and tearooms were later constructed.
Glenelg jetty
Glenelg jetty. In 1859 the original 381 metre jetty was built with a lighthouse positioned at the end. This caught fire and was cast into the sea to save the jetty. A replacement lighthouse was built in 1874. Public baths, an aquarium, police shed and a three storey kiosk and tearooms were later constructed. The photograph shows youths balancing on the tram rails on the jetty
Glenelg Jetty
Glenelg Jetty probably in the 1880s. Originally the jetty was built with a T-head wooden lighthouse but this was destroyed by fire in 1873. At the time of this photograph an arm at the end of the jetty has been added to provide more mooring space for shipping
Car park, Glenelg
Car park on foreshore at the end of Anzac Highway, Glenelg. Buildings at the end of the jetty can be seen along with a swing merry go round at the funfare on Wrigley Reserve
Glenelg Jetty
Glenelg Jetty and foreshore, showing Pier Hotel and Town Hall. The jetty is crowded with people enjoying the sunshine. Small boats are moored from the jetty and crowds of people are enjoying the beach
Glenelg
Aerial view of Glenelg township and jetty taken in approximately 1939. The jetty is in the foreground and all the details of the Pier Hotel, Town Hall, trams in Moseley Square, the newly planted trees and gardens after the removal of Luna Park and the crowds enjoying the beaches can be seen from this aerial photograph
Glenelg
Glenelg foreshore: South Side of Jetty and a very sunny day in approximately 1937. Various forms of shade have been erected. The beach is crowded with people and many are walking along the promenade
Glenelg
Glenelg foreshore and jetty at low tide showing the lighthouse that was installed in 1859 and destroyed by fire in 1873
Migrant Hostel, Glenelg
Migrant Hostel, Glenelg March 8, 1962. Buildings from the old Royal Australian Air Force were recycled to establish the hostel which was in operation from late 1949. An inspection in 1951 found the hostel in an unsatisfactory condition but by 1967 it was awarded "Hostel of the Year". Nissen huts were added in 1951 and the complex could house up to 800 people
Migrant Hostel, Glenelg
Migrant Hostel, Glenelg March 8, 1962. Buildings from the old Royal Australian Air Force were recycled to establish the hostel which was in operation from late 1949. An inspection in 1951 found the hostel in an unsatisfactory condition but by 1967 it was awarded "Hostel of the Year". Nissen huts were added in 1951 and the complex could house up to 800 people
Glenelg
Glenelg, Jetty Road - street scene outside premises of E. Broomhead (plumber, gas fitter, bell hanger and iron worker). Next door stand the premises of JT Kither Butchers
Glenelg
Glenelg, Jetty Road - street scene outside premises of E. Broomhead (plumber, gas fitter, bell hanger and iron worker) staff members stand out the front.
Glenelg
Glenelg foreshore and Jetty on a public holiday. The crowds cover the foreshore where tents have been erected for sideshows and refreshments. The jetty is heaving with holiday makers. A steamer is moored at the end of the jetty and a passing steamer is decorated with bunting to mark the special occasion.
Glenelg
Duke and Duchess of York at Glenelg during their visit to South Australia in 1901.
Glenelg
Glenelg jetty and pavilion.
Glenelg jetty
Glenelg jetty.
H.M.A.S. Barcoo ashore near Glenelg
Survey frigate H.M.A.S. Barcoo (F375) ashore near Glenelg, South Australia. Barcoo was swept ashore during a storm which struck Adelaide in the early hours of Sunday 11 April 1948. After several failed attempts Barcoo was refloated on 20 April 1948.
H.M.A.S. Barcoo ashore near Glenelg
Survey frigate H.M.A.S. Barcoo (F375) ashore near Glenelg, South Australia. Barcoo was swept ashore during a storm which struck Adelaide in the early hours of Sunday 11 April 1948. After several failed attempts Barcoo was refloated on 20 April 1948.