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Alec Holborn's photograph album
Album of photographs mostly taken about 1926 by Alexander Harrold (Alec) Holborn. Includes views of Victor Harbor and buildings, Granite Island and environs, visit of the Prince of Wales to Adelaide in 1926, SA Amateur Swimming Association activities at Glenelg and on the Torrens, Adelaide and environs, and the Holborn family. Some pages have over-arching captions, including PAGE 10 (49-53) 'views on Hindmarsh River 1926';.
Hindmarsh River Bridge
The Bridge over Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor. The Hindmarsh River rises in the Mount Lofty Ranges below Mount Cone and flows through the Hindmarsh Valley before reaching its mouth and emptying into Encounter Bay at Victor Harbor. John Monash established the South Australian Reinforced Concrete Company which built the Hindmarsh River Railway Bridge at Victor Harbor. This bridge is the first reinforced concrete bridge in Australia and one of the first reinforced concrete girder bridges
Commission Appointing
[General description] This is a photograph of the Commission appointing Captain Hindmarsh Governor of South Australia. A plaque underneath the Commission states: 'This original Commission appointing Captain John Hindmarsh, the first Governor of the Province of South Australia, was presented by his grandson John Hindmarsh Esq. of Napier, New Zealand to the State of South Australia, on 3rd May, 1906. The original seal is enclosed in this frame.' [On back of photograph] 'Print from negative made by Govt. Photographers and supplied by Board to Town Clerk, Adelaide, for transmission to Mr. John St. John Hindmarsh, Napier, NZ. June 1927 H.W.M.'
Government House from River Torrens
Photograph of lithograph of Government House, Adelaide based on a sketch by Mary Hindmarsh executed in 1837. Mounted on board with handwritten caption: 'Copy of drawing of 1st Government House, Adelaide. By Mary Hindmarsh afterwards Mrs George Milner Stephen.'
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[Tracing showing sections in Encounter Bay and Goolwa, including the proposed railway line to Port Elliot] [cartographic material]
Tracing of map in three parts showing (1) sections along the Inman River, Hd. of Encounter Bay; (2) sections around Kerby's Hill (section 2408, north of Port Elliot), Hd. of Goolwa; and (3) sections along the Lower Murray from Goolwa township westwards, Hd. of Goolwa, with part of Hindmarsh Island sections, in the Hd. of Nangkita. The 'Line of Rail or Tramway' between Goolwa and Port Elliot is indicated as a dotted line; section 1 on Hindmarsh Island shown coloured green. These three Hundreds are all located in the County of Hindmarsh. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink notation. No scale given. Numbered 10) in top left hand corner. (Original on same sheet as maps 62-63).
Pulteney Street, Hindmarsh Square
North west corner of Pulteney Street and Hindmarsh Square, January 25th 1929, Hindmarsh Square frontage is 33.5 yards. Site of Thorngate Buildings. On the right is Martin Lane. Hindmarsh Square frontage 33 1/2 yards. For view of the three storey building prior to the alterations effected in 1928 see B4318.
Hindmarsh Square
Congregational Church on the east side of Hindmarsh Square. Under the Reverend Francis Cox an impressive Congregational Church was built in Hindmarsh Square in 1861. It opened in 1862 and closed in 1926. Two young girls and a row of young men are leaning against a tiered fountain in front of the Congregational Church in Hindmarsh Church in 1873.
Hindmarsh Square
Former Congregational Church, Hindmarsh Square which was adapted for use and occupied by the Australian Broadcasting Commission in 1940. Compare with B 8520. Congregational Church, Hindmarsh Square in the south eastern corner of Hindmarsh Square and Grenfell Street. For alterations made in 1940 see B 10487. The building was designed by George Abbott with seating for 500 people but was closed in 1926.
Government House, December 1837.
Monochrome tinted lithograph by Black & Armstrong on wove paper of Mary Hindmarsh's sketch of 1837 depicting the original Government House in the distance, which was located east of King William Street and above the River Torrens. A horse drawn water cart and ancillary buildings can be seen nearer the foreground. An inscription faintly pencilled in immediately under the bottom edge says 'Government House December 1837'.
Aerial photographs of the city of Alexandrina: Goolwa
Aerial views of Goolwa, in the city of Alexandrina, South Australia. See below for details.
Paddlesteamer
Construction of the Murray River Explorer - the cement bed on which the keel and frames are laid, January 1978. The caravans are for the workmen.
South Australian Company's Bank, Adelaide
Watercolour painting of the 'South Australian Company's Bank, Adelaide', shown in the middle distance with a dirt road leading up to it. The location is believed to be North Terrace, west of King William Street, looking south from the Parklands near the Torrens. The artist has signed it in the bottom left hand corner, and dated it 25th July 1838 in the bottom right.
Mary Stephen, nee Hindmarsh
Mary Stephen, nee Hindmarsh, third and youngest daughter of the first governor of South Australia, Sir John Hindmarsh, and Susannah, nee Edmeades. Mary grew up in France and came to the province with her parents in 1836. A colonial artist she married George Milner Stephen in 1840. She died in London in 1887.
Hindmarsh Square, north west corner
North west corner of Hindmarsh Square. Frontage of Adelaide Motor Works Garage (on extreme left, on west side of square) is 22 yards. Other buildings on the corner of Pulteney Street and Hindmarsh Square house more premises of The Adelaide Motor Car Works and Garage. Gays Arcade can be seen in the distance above the garage roof. The garage also offers cars on hire and stabled. Several cars and drivers are parked in front of these premises.
Hindmarsh Square, north west side
Hindmarsh Square, north side, October 5th 1897, right side of centre houses is 38 yards west of Pulteney Street. Businesses seen include A Walton and Company Confectioners, Pengelley and Hill carpenters, Griffiths Brothers wholesale tea, coffee and cocoa importers and merchants, and behind stands Robert Harper and Company. A glimpse of the iron paling fence protecting the Hindmarsh Square gardens can be seen.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, North Side, October 19th 1937. The left side of single storey structure adjoining modern cement building (with Mobiloil sign) is 23 yards east of Pulteney Street. Frontage of the three nondescript buildings in centre is 25.5 yards. For alterations made in 1938 see B 8204. At the back of the photograph facing into Rundle Street stands the premises of Foy and Gibson Department Store. This north east corner of Hindmarsh Square is being used as a carpark.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, East Side, 13th February 1973, Hindmarsh Square frontage is 30 yards and Grivett Street frontage is 20 yards.
State Motors Holden Amusement Centre, Hindmarsh Square
State Motors Holden Amusement Centre, Hindmarsh Square, East Side, 13th February 1973. Hindmarsh Square frontage is 30 yards and Grivett Street frontage is 20 yards.
Hindmarsh Square, East Side
Hindmarsh Square, east side, 4th January 1980. Hindmarsh Square frontage is 31 yards west-east and 31 yards north-south. Grivett Street frontage is 21 yards.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, west side. The square was first named by the street naming committee on 23 May, 1837 after Governor Hindmarsh
Hindmarsh Square
Congregational Church, Hindmarsh Square in the south eastern corner of Hindmarsh Square and Grenfell Street. For alterations made in 1940 see B 10487. The building was designed by George Abbott with seating for 500 people but was closed in 1926.
Hindmarsh Square
5 CL Broadcasting studio, Hindmarsh Square. The following notes appear on the back of this photograph :" Reconstruction of 5CL Studios. Photo showing brick dividing wall 54 feet long in course of erection. Behind this wall provision is made for 1) New Control Room (15' x 12'). 2) New No. 2 Studio (30' x 15'). 3) New Office and and Lobby (12' x 15'). The New Number 1 Studio in which this photograph was taken will be 54' x 30'. The beams and bearers shown will be removed and a new step-up ceiling will be constructed with indirect lighting embodied. A sound proof porch will be constructed over the back doors shown on the photograph which was taken 6 days after the commencement of contract. A new platform will extend across the full width of No. 1 Studio and the walls will be panelled with accoustic treatment. Studio was used from 1929- 1935 by National Stations 5CL and 5CK at Broadcast House, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide. Photographed in 1935".
Hindmarsh Square
5 CL Broadcasting studio, Hindmarsh Square. :" Reconstruction of 5CL Studios. Photo showing brick dividing wall 54 feet long in course of erection. Behind this wall provision is made for 1) New Control Room (15' x 12'). 2) New No. 2 Studio (30' x 15'). 3) New Office and and Lobby (12' x 15'). The New Number 1 Studio in which this photograph was taken will be 54' x 30'. The beams and bearers shown will be removed and a new step-up ceiling will be constructed with indirect lighting embodied. A sound proof porch will be constructed over the back doors shown on the photograph which was taken 6 days after the commencement of contract. A new platform will extend across the full width of No. 1 Studio and the walls will be panelled with accoustic treatment. Studio was used from 1929- 1935 by National Stations 5CL and 5CK at Broadcast House, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide. Photographed in 1935". Notes on the back of this photograph state: No. 1 Studio from the Auditorium after it completion in 1935". The photograph shows a low stage and two grand pianos.
Hindmarsh Square
5 CL Broadcasting, Hindmarsh Square. :" Reconstruction of 5CL Studios. Photo showing brick dividing wall 54 feet long in course of erection. Behind this wall provision is made for 1) New Control Room (15' x 12'). 2) New No. 2 Studio (30' x 15'). 3) New Office and and Lobby (12' x 15'). The New Number 1 Studio in which this photograph was taken will be 54' x 30'. The beams and bearers shown will be removed and a new step-up ceiling will be constructed with indirect lighting embodied. A sound proof porch will be constructed over the back doors shown on the photograph which was taken 6 days after the commencement of contract. A new platform will extend across the full width of No. 1 Studio and the walls will be panelled with accoustic treatment. Studio was used from 1929- 1935 by National Stations 5CL and 5CK at Broadcast House, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide. Photographed in 1935". The photograph shows No. 2 Studio complete with accoustic aiding thick carpets and wall hangings surrounding a grand piano.
Hindmarsh Square
Congregational Church on the east side of Hindmarsh Square. Under the Reverend Francis Cox an impressive Congregational Church was built in Hindmarsh Square in 1861. It opened in 1862 and closed in 1926.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, west side, near side of the three storey building is 35 yards north of Pirie Street and right side of Turners is 78 yards north of Pirie Street. This photograph shows the buildings in the north west corner of Hindmarsh Square. Several of them contain businesses pertaining to the motor industry.
Men on horses
One hundred and forty-eighth of 155 photographs in an album. Two men on horses on Hindmarsh Island, June 1925.
Catching oranges in the River Torrens
Following heavy rain men and boys on the Hindmarsh Tramway Bridge caught oranges in the River Torrens with improvised nets attached to long poles.
Parade of firemen
Firemen from the Hindmarsh Fire Brigade parading on Port Road, Hindmarsh. Savings Bank of South Australia building in the background. (Former bank building is still there at 240 Port Road).
Children playing with sand at a playground
Close view of four little girls playing with sand at the Reid playground, Hindmarsh, South Australia.