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Demolition of a cottage at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Overhead view of the floor of a small house known as 'Eliza's cottage' which was demolished during the clearing of a site on the corner of Port Road and Adam Street to accommodate the new Adelaide Entertainment Centre which opened in 1991.
School and cheese factory, Hindmarsh Island
HINDMARSH ISLAND: Premises of the school and the cheese factory on Hindmarsh Island; May Probert and her dog are in the foreground, photographed on 19 April 1936.
Views of South Australia : Hindmarsh School
Hindmarsh Public School.
Handiwork class at Hindmarsh
A 'handwork class' in progress with both boys and girls busy at their desks with various craft activities. The children in this photo can also be seen in B 70326/5.
Sewing class at Hindmarsh
Four girls, each wearing a smock and cap, taking part in a sewing lesson. One is working on a Wertheim treadle sewing machine, while the others are doing hand sewing.
Story lesson at Hindmarsh
A 'story lesson' in progress with the woman teacher seated on a chair in the playground, with her class seated cross-legged in front of her. The children in this photo can also be seen in B 70326/1.
Woodwork class at Hindmarsh
'A woodwork class and its teacher' with a group of seven boys and their teacher standing in the playground. Only one of the boys is wearing shoes.
Class at Hindmarsh Primary
A boy's class underway - the caption reads 'Another group of Opportunity Class boys at work. The boy on the left as 14 years of age with mental age of child of 6 years. His school work is not yet that of Gr[ade] I'.
Physical training at Hindmarsh Primary
A physical training class in progress in the playground at Hindmarsh Primary School - the boys are doing knee lifts.
Physical training at Hindmarsh Primary
A physical training class in progress in the playground at Hindmarsh Primary School - the girls are doing arm exercises.
Physical training at Hindmarsh Primary
A physical training class in progress in the playground at Hindmarsh Primary School - the boys are doing squats.
Physical training at Hindmarsh Primary
A physical training class in progress in the playground at Hindmarsh Primary School - the girls are doing squats.
River Torrens, Hindmarsh
River Torrens behind the Hindmarsh Cemetery near South Road, Hindmarsh. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Boating on the River Hindmarsh
View of two men and two women in a rowing boat on the Hindmarsh River. Written on frame: 'River Hindmarsh (boat), head of navigation, 1900'.
River Hindmarsh
View of Hindmarsh River and sourrounding trees and vegetation, and men and women in rowing boats on the river in the background. Written on frame: 'River Hindmarsh, 29-12-00.'
Boating on the Hindmarsh River
View of a group boating on the Hindmarsh River, navigating trees and roots in the river. Written on frame: 'Head of navigation, Hindmarsh River'.
Boating on Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
View of a small group in a rowing boat on the Hindmarsh River, with Adare House, Victor Harbor, in the background. Written on frame: 'Hindmarsh River, Dec 1900'.
Boating on the Hindmarsh River
View of a man and three women in a rowing boat on the Hindmarsh River. Written on frame: 'Hindmarsh River 1900'.
Institute, Hindmarsh
Hindmarsh Memorial Institute - possibly on Opening Day. Bunting decorates the front of the building and a crowd (with umbrellas) stands outside the building. A gentleman appears to be making a speech.
School, Hindmarsh
[General description] The Hindmarsh Model School was officially opened by the Minister of Education (Hon. N. Blyth) on July 5th, 1978. It is built of Glen Osmond stone with brick dressings and features a bell tower. Across the front of the building runs a low wall with ornamental iron railings. The contractor was Mr. James Shaw. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser' / Public School, Hindmarsh / 1928' (Another hand) 'Erected before 1886 at least'.
Town Hall, Hindmarsh
[General description] City buildings including the Town Hall and the National Bank of Australasia have been photographed from the median strip which is fenced off from the Port Road by a wooden latticework fence. Palm trees and a fountain can be seen on the left. There may be a celebration in progress because there is bunting flying from utility poles. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser" / The Port Road, Hindmarsh, with the Town Hall on the Right / 1928'.
Mill, Hindmarsh
Thomas Magarey's Mill and cottage, between Manton and Roberts Streets Hindmarsh, facing the River Torrens. The Mill was demolished about 1903, it incorporated some of John Ridley's Mill machinery. Thomas Magarey [1825-1902] was a businessman and Churches of Christ founder in South Australia. In 1845 he settled at Noarlunga and managed a flour mill. In 1850 he bought John Ridley's flour mill at Hindmarsh. He was a successful businessman and built a large house at Enfield which boasted a Turkish bath and telescope to study the stars. He was founding shareholder of the Bank of Adelaide, part owner of "The Register", founding member of the Adelaide Club and member of both Lower and Upper Houses. The photograph shows the mill with its rounded iron roof, a house and a tall brick chimney.
Mill, Hindmarsh
Magarey's Mill, Hindmarsh just before demolition. The Mill was demolished about 1903, it incorporated some of John Ridley's Mill machinery. Thomas Magarey [1825-1902] was a businessman and Churches of Christ founder in South Australia. In 1845 he settled at Noarlunga and managed a flour mill. In 1850 he bought John Ridley's flour mill at Hindmarsh. He was a successful businessman and built a large house at Enfield which boasted a Turkish bath and telescope to study the stars. He was founding shareholder of the Bank of Adelaide, part owner of "The Register", founding member of the Adelaide Club and member of both Lower and Upper Houses. The photograph shows the Torrens Road three storey mill with its delapidated out houses. The chimney is still standing. For site see B 7420.
Mill, Hindmarsh
Magarey's Mill, Hindmarsh just before demolition. The Mill was demolished about 1903, it incorporated some of John Ridley's Mill machinery. Thomas Magarey [1825-1902] was a businessman and Churches of Christ founder in South Australia. In 1845 he settled at Noarlunga and managed a flour mill. In 1850 he bought John Ridley's flour mill at Hindmarsh. He was a successful businessman and built a large house at Enfield which boasted a Turkish bath and telescope to study the stars. He was founding shareholder of the Bank of Adelaide, part owner of "The Register", founding member of the Adelaide Club and member of both Lower and Upper Houses. The photograph shows the three storey mill with its delapidated out houses. The chimney is still standing.
Wool Plant, Hindmarsh
Peacock's wool washing stages on the River Torrens. Peacock's wool scouring premises, Hindmarsh. In 1870 a newly erected dam at Hindmarsh, built by W Peacock and Sons was used to wash wool. The dam crossed the River Torrens and was 80 feet in length and 27 feet in thickness. This photograph shows piles of fleeces being washed next to the River Torrens.
Town Hall, Hindmarsh
[General description] This impressive Town Hall doubled as a picture theatre since the early 1900s. It was remodelled and enlarged in 1936 to the design of Chris Smith, an architect noted for his Art Deco buildings, particularly Town Hall/ Cinema combinations. This view is taken from the garden area in the centre of the Port Road. [On back of photograph] 'Town Hall, Hindmarsh / 1938 / Reproduced in the News October 21st, 1938'.
Church, Hindmarsh
All Saints Church Choir members.
Tannery, Hindmarsh
Interior view of the Tannery of David Reid.
Tannery, Hindmarsh
Interior view of the workings of Reid's Tannery.
Bowling Club, Hindmarsh
General scene on opening day at the Bowling Club.