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Martha (Pattie) Crompton
Studio portrait of Martha Crompton.
Graham Stewart and Susie Biggs
Graham Stewart, Susie Biggs and her dogs at the Port Adelaide Rowing Club premises.
Vicki Knight
Vicki Knight displaying her winner's medal.
Tall ships at Port Adelaide
Viewed from the Birkenhead Bridge tall ships that had participated in the First Fleet Re-enactment Voyage at Port Adelaide, 11 April 1988. The barquentine 'Amorina' is nearest the camera and the 'One and All' is behind her to the left.
Tall ships at Port Adelaide
Viewed from the Birkenhead Bridge tall ships that had participated in the First Fleet Re-enactment Voyage at Port Adelaide, 11 April 1988. The barquentine 'Amorina' is nearest the camera and the 'One and All' is behind her to the left.
Tall ships at Port Adelaide
Viewed from the Birkenhead Bridge tall ships that had participated in the First Fleet Re-enactment Voyage at Port Adelaide, 11 April 1988. The barquentine 'Amorina' is nearest the camera and the 'One and All' is behind her to the left.
Caroline Clark
Colour photograph of 'an oil painting of a young girl in a wide sleeved dress of powder-blue with a soft old gold scarf thrown across the shoulders. The face is peculiarly vivid and alive...' [Source: 'Observer' 3 March 1923]. The portrait was painted around 1820 and is now in Ayers House.
Dorothy Redman and a school inspector
Dorothy Redman with a man identified as a school inspector. Possibly taken at Point Mcleay where her father was the Mission superintendent.
Redman family at Minlaton
A family gathering of the Redman family, with a number of them holding tennis racquets. The annotation on the side of the photo reads 'with Best Wishes from Minlaton 25/12/1905'. Ambrose Redman is the bearded man in the centre; his daughter Hilda is to his left (with her hand on his shoulder); and younger daughter Dorothy is seated, third from the right (wearing white pinafore and hat with large white bow).
Saluting the flag
A group of school children at the Point McLeay School saluting the flag. Superintendent Ambrose Redman is centre back; his youngest daughter Dorothy is also at the back between her father and a young man (student teacher?). The boys are all saluting; none of the girls are.
Woman on a rock
A woman sitting on a large rock at the beach. The waves are crashing behind her.
Ethel Anderson
Ethel Anderson, later Verco, sitting on a garden bench beneath her kitchen window at 56 Park Terrace.
Ethel Anderson
Ethel Anderson, later Verco, standing under the rose trellis at her home at 56 Park terrace.
558 Seaview Road, Grange
Ethel Anderson (later Verco) in front of her house at 558 Seaview Road, Grange.
Rowland - Doxey wedding
Wedding of Beverley, only daughter of Sidney Rowland and Generalta 'Genta' Marion Curtis nee Kernke of Payneham, to William, youngest son of John Going Doxey and Gwendoline Winifred nee White of Victoria Park, Western Australia, solemnised at St Matthews Anglican Church, Kensington, South Australia, on 12 February 1955. The bride with her mother, Genta.
Rowland - Doxey wedding
Wedding of Beverley, only daughter of Sidney Rowland and Generalta 'Genta' Marion Curtis nee Kernke of Payneham, to William, youngest son of John Going Doxey and Gwendoline Winifred nee White of Victoria Park, Western Australia, solemnised at St Matthews Anglican Church, Kensington, South Australia, on 12 February 1955. Beverley leaving home with her father and bridesmaids.
Portrait photograph of Joan Brewer in her graduation robe
Portrait photograph of Joan Brewer as a young women, wearing a graduation robe.
Photographs from Days Road Gospel Mission
Photographs of activities carried out by members of the Days Road Gospel Mission.
General store at Echunga
View of a Shell Company petrol tanker parked in front of Colebatch's general store at Echunga. On the back is ' "on view" Dad, Mum, Edith, "Shell driver" '. It is believed that 'Dad' is A.N. Colebatch since his second daughter was Edith (and both Edith and her sister Violet were married in Echunga in 1831 and 1935 respectively). 'Mum' was obviously his wife. According to a newspaper article in 'The Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser, Thursday 8 July 1937, page 4, A.N. Colebatch owned the store for 11 years (from approximately 1923 to 1934).
Marion Sinclair with Mrs Cliff
Photo of Marion Sinclair seated at a piano with another woman standing beside her. On the back (in Marion Sinclair's writing) 'Mrs Cliff and M. Sinclair with our song, on the engagement and wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer (words by Mrs Cliff; music by M.S.). Sung by members of the Helping Hand Choir. 1982'.
Visit of Queen Elizabeth, Kintore Avenue, Adelaide
Colour photographs taken during the visit to Adelaide by Queen Elizabeth II in 2002. The Queen met crowds along Kintore Avenue, outside the grounds of Government House. A selection (6) have been digitised and may be viewed online. See 'Contents' for details.
World War Two photographs of Noel Stanley Errington
Photographs and postcards of Lance Corporal Noel Stanley Errington's active service in the Middle East with 2/43 Battalion, 9 Division AIF, including Lebanon, Syria, Palestine and Egypt, during the Second World War, comprising: Australian troops and camps, machine guns, artillery and tanks, and local people, landscapes and cities. Selected images have been digitised. See below for details.
Records of the Women's Work Depot
Records comprising minutes of meetings, rules and a pamphlet about the Women's Work Depot, together with a lease agreement and copy of tribute to founder Mrs Lendon.
Woman and a young boy
Portrait photograph of a woman and a young boy. The woman might be Ivy Anderson or a relative of her.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
Photographer Jennie Groom addressing the audience attending the opening of "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing to her right are Melissa Bailey, the Hon. Jing Lee MLC, and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
Two girls
Studio portrait photograph of Sylvia Forrest and her sister, Mrs. Aug Schaeffer. The photograph was taken in a studio in Murray Bridge.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
Photographer Jennie Groom addressing the audience attending the opening of "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing behind her left to right are Melissa Bailey, the Hon. Jing Lee MLC, and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
The Hon. Jing Lee MLC addressing the audience attending the opening of "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing to her right are Melissa Bailey and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
Melissa Bailey opening "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing to her right are the Hon. Jing Lee MLC and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
Mona Lewis and baby
Studio portrait photograph of Mona Lewis and her baby, taken in Murray Bridge.