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Governor Sir James Harrison with Mrs. Pat Hindmarsh at Repatriation Hospital.
On the River Hindmarsh, Port Victor
'Messrs Tippett and Gresham in the boat. 106 in the shade!' From a photograph album that was owned by Annie J. Haslam. [The caption implies two men in the boat, but photograph shows a man and a woman.]
Hindmarsh Valley Reservoir
A view across the reservoir at Hindmarsh Valley. A large yakka is in the foreground among the gum trees.
Hindmarsh Valley Reservoir
A view looking down on the reservoir at Hindmarsh Valley.
'Hindmarsh Square School (Norman)' - Adelaide architecture
The Hindmarsh Square School Building in Adelaide showing a 'Norman' influence in its architecture. The building has 'Australian Broadcasting Commission' carved into the stonework above the entrance.
'Old Hindmarsh Square Church' - Adelaide
View of 'Old Hindmarsh Square Church now A.B.C.', built of stone with twin bell towers.
'Improvements on Torrens River Between Weir and Hindmarsh'
Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Gardens, seats, rubbish bins and gravel paths or tracks have been established.
'Improvements on Torrens River Between Weir and Hindmarsh'
Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Gardens, seats, rubbish bins and paths have been established. A memorial obelisk has been erected in the park.
'Improvements on Torrens River Between Weir and Hindmarsh'
Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Trees have been planted near the railway bridge.
'Improvements on Torrens River Between Weir and Hindmarsh'
Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Benches have been placed under shady trees and new trees have been planted.
'Improvements on Torrens River Between Weir and Hindmarsh'
Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Trees and shrubs have been planted, and new walking tracks can be seen on either side of the river.
Mr. White, Harbormaster at Port Lincoln and Captain Hindmarsh
Mr. White, Harbormaster at Port Lincoln talking to a Captain Hindmarsh on board his ship.
Lady Weigall opening a children's playground
Spectators in front of a rotunda at Hindmarsh where Lady Weigall, wife of the Governor of South Australia stands with Mayor Noble to open a new children's playground.
Horse drawn vehicle passing the Hindmarsh Hotel on Labor Day in Adelaide, South Australia
A horse drawn vehicle carrying male passengers passing the Hindmarsh Hotel in Pirie Street, Adelaide during Labor Day celebrations.
Children outside an IOR hall
A large group of small children photographed outside a building owned by the Independent Order of Rechabites in South Australia thought to be located in West Hindmarsh; with the exception of a central boy wearing dark clothing and a wizard's hat the children are all dressed alike with the girls wearing mob caps.
A man dressed as Governor Hindmarsh for a pageant at Glenelg
Head and shoulders view of a man dressed as Governor Hindmarsh taking part in a pageant at Glenelg, South Australia.
Part of Hindmarsh River near Victor Harbor
Part of Hindmarsh River near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
A parade of returned soldiers at Hindmarsh
Crowds watching a cavalcade of cars carrying returned soldiers proceeding along the Port Road at Hindmarsh, South Australia.
Boating party on a river
A boating party enjoying a trip on a river bordered with paperbark trees in South Australia, possibly the Hindmarsh River near Victor Harbor.
'Reading of the Proclamation ...'
The painting 'Reading of the Proclamation of Colony of South Australia at Holdfast Bay, 28th December 1836', by the artist Charles Hill, showing Governor Hindmarsh and other dignitaries near the Old Gum Tree at Glenelg with a large number of bystanders in attendance. [A key to this image can be found at PRG 280/1/24/1 - or a hardcopy of a more recent version can be requested at the reference desk. A colour copy of the image can be found online by doing an archival number search for B 19466.]
Competitors in a barrel rolling competition
Six men lined up holding wooden beer barrels thought to be competitors in a barrel rolling competition during a sports day held at Hindmarsh, South Australia.
The railway bridge over Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
The railway bridge over Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor.
The interior of the Reid Brothers bark mill at Hindmarsh
The interior of the Reid Brothers bark mill at Hindmarsh, men working from a large stack of bark feed it into machinery.
Gilles Arcade, December 1837.
Monochrome tinted lithograph of Gilles Arcade in the city of Adelaide. In a cleared foreground area beyond fencing are two sets of two figures. One couple stands to the right and the other in the centre positioned left of a horse and full cart and on a path heading out of town. In the mid-ground is an arrangement of buildings presumably shops and dwellings, including stone structures and wooden ones with shingled roofing. There are trees in the background.
Southern Cross Hotel, December 1837.
Monochrome tinted lithograph depicting the original Southern Cross Hotel that was on Currie Street in Adelaide. The building design consists of a small half-octagonal domed section adjoining at the back of the building by a long rectangular section. The building rests in what seems to be the middle of a fenced field. A large cross sits atop the peak of the dome. Included in the scene are three sheep in a paddock. The hotel was 30 meters east of Rosina Street and operated from late 1837 until May 1843. Frederick William Allen was the licensee.
Saunders Motor School opening
Five photographs fron the opening of the Saunders Motor School premises at Hindmarsh Square East on 17 February 1921.
Hindmarsh River Bridge
Hindmarsh River Bridge, Victor Harbor. Marked 'Sweet Adelaide 426' [also at B 11714].
Letters from Mrs R. Ferguson
Letters written by Rosina (Mrs William) Ferguson to relatives in England. Mrs Ferguson, who was a passenger in the Buffalo, refers to Governor Hindmarsh and to early South Australian settlement.
Repatriation General Hospital
Governor Sir James Harrison at Repatriation Hospital. Mrs. Pat Hindmarsh in hat.
Invitation received by Charles White
Invitation received by Charles White from the Directors of the Adelaide and Hindmarsh Tramway Company 'to Celebrate the Opening of the Tramline to the Seaside, and the Driving of the First Pile of the Proposed Jetty'. 5th February 1883.