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Adelaide plan. surveyed and drawn for the Fire Underwriters' Association of South Australia by J.R. Ferguson No. 21 [cartographic material] /

Ferguson, J. R., 1912, Archival map/chart, C 112/17

Plan no. 21 of a set of fire insurance maps surveyed and drawn 1911-1914. This plan maps a portion of the City of Adelaide, South Australia showing land use including building usage, some street numbers and business names within the area of Grenfell Street, Hindmarsh Square, Pirie Street, Mogar Lane and Tam O'Shanter Place.

Plan of the settled districts of South Australia [cartographic material] : reduced from the surveys. E.G. Frome, Captn.... / compiled from the recent surveys by Thomas Burr... Sept. 1842

1842, Archival map/chart, C 857

Cadastral map of South Australia showing the settled districts. Counties shown are: Stanley, Gawler, Light, Hindmarsh, Sturt, Eyre and Russell. Also includes profile showing heights for "Section from the eastern shore of Gulf of St. Vincent to the River Murray through Adelaide, Mount Lofty and Barker" Includes some place names and hundreds names, notes on natural features and hills are indicated by shading.

Plan of the Mount Barker special survey [cartographic material] / taken by W.H. Dutton

Dutton, W. H., 1839, Archival map/chart, C 290

Plan of sections in or adjacent to the three county divisions of County of Adelaide, County of Hindmarsh and County of Sturt. Shows section numbers and position of Mount Barker. Includes German village Hansdorf (i.e. Hahndorf) and road to Adelaide. At C 821 there is a photocopy of the same lithograph but which has a list of section numbers and proprietors.

Robt. S. Frearson's plan of the city of Adelaide : showing tram system and giving names of sections in suburbs [cartographic material] / compiled and published by Robt. S. Frearson...

1905, Archival map/chart, C 296

Street level map of Adelaide showing tram lines and city ward names in red. Lists tram sections starting from city. Includes prominent buildings and hotels, churches and post offices.

Port Victor and environs [cartographic material]

Archival map/chart, C 304

Coloured map showing Port Victor, South Australia, and surrounding area, including The Bluff and Granite Island. Details include fishing grounds, roads and tracks, Inman and Hindmarsh rivers, some occupants names, and location of Aboriginal camp. Relief shown by form lines and pictorially.

Port Adelaide wharves and water frontages [cartographic material]

Archival map/chart, C 314

Maps of Port Adelaide. Enlargement A, and enlargement B, show Port River sectioned into Port Reach, Gawler Reach and Hindmarsh Reach. Plan C. shows coastline from Pt. Malcolm to St. Kilda, Light's Passage, Lipson Reach, Torrens Island and Garden Island. Gives section numbers and lot numbers for Port Adelaide, Birkenhead, Sandwell, Semaphore and Largs; names of companies occupying river frontage areas; also shows railways, reserves, schools. "The dark green line marks the Boundary of Properties which the President of the Marine Board recommends should be purchased."

South Australian politicians at various events

Messenger Press, c. 1989, Photograph, B 71858/1-67

A collection of photographs of people and events associated with South Australian politicians. In addition to the photographs, it also includes a number of photocopied pages with additional photos and the captions which were used with the images (items 68-79), and a 35mm slide of an unidentified man (item 80). A selection have been digitised and may be viewed online (do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on B 71858); the rest may requested and viewed in the Reading Room.

Motor tow boat being transported to Port from Woodville Plant

GM Holden Ltd, 1943, Photograph, BRG 213/207/4/237-245

Dory boat on trailer, with sign 'Trench No. 83, D1' in the background; Boat on trailer, with lettering 'USA-D-No.343' on the bow, driving past Plant and 'W.C.Bourn, Hindmarsh' on trailer; boat on cradle; Boat and cradle being loaded by crane onto 'J.T.R.E

T. J. Richards Plant

GM Holden Ltd, c. 1939, Photograph, BRG 213/207/5/574-598

Views of machinery and employees working in the T. J. Richards Plant, South Australia.

Solid Gold Cadillac movie promotion

Grimmett, Vic, 1957, Photograph, PRG 1662/9/22

A woman holding a black dog and described as "Miss Solid Gold Cadillac" waves from the back of a convertable sedan driven by a chauffeur on the corner of Port Road and Milner Street, Hindmarsh.

Salvation Army officers at Adelaide Gaol

1960, Photograph, B 78110

Salvation Army officers meeting the Warden at the entrance to Adelaide Gaol, bringing a movie projector to conduct a Saturday afternoon meeting. Left to right: Songster Leader Patterson (Hindmarsh Corps), Brigadier Graham Scrivenor (Public relations secretary), Brigadier Charles Stevenson (State Men's Social Secretary), with the Wardern at the window.

[Early settlers, Port Lincoln and Western Districts - series 2] : Andrew Howley

c. , Photograph, B 8503/2A

Andrew Howley, 1845-1924, arrived in South Australia in February 1852 on board the ship the "Marshall Bennett". Telegraph operator, post and telegraph station master; Port Lincoln, Hindmarsh, North Adelaide.

Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Pulteney Street

Scott, Jenny, 2022, Photograph, PRG 1629/25/14

Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Pulteney Street, organised by the Association of Ukrainians in SA. Protesters marched from Hindmarsh Square to Rundle Mall.

Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Rundle Mall

Scott, Jenny, 2022, Photograph, PRG 1629/25/15

Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Rundle Mall, organised by the Association of Ukrainians in SA. Protesters marched from Hindmarsh Square to Rundle Mall.

Labor MP Mark Butler speaking at the Port Adelaide Workers Memorial for the S.A. May Day 2021 event

Gonçalves, Fernando M., 2021, Photograph, PRG 1766/25/61

Labor MP for Hindmarsh, Mark Butler speaking at the Port Adelaide Workers Memorial for the S.A. May Day 2021 event

Manuscript plan of 'The Town of Port Gawler, South Australia'

Chauncy, Philip Lamothe Snell, 1840, Archival map/chart, C 1191

Large hand-coloured manuscript plan of 'The Town of Port Gawler, South Australia', created by surveyor P.L. Snell Chauncy. The plan depicts the intended layout of the town between the two branches of the Port Gawler Creek, including a largely grid-pattern street layout, two squares and a circus, designated land for public gardens and a market, and a cemetery on the edge of the town. Allotments for sale are numbered. A small inset shows the location of Port Gawler within the Adelaide region. A scale in feet and chains is included. Some staining is apparent around the edge of the plan.

Papers of the Cox and Aldersey families

Cox (Family), c. 1770, Manuscript, PRG 1806

Papers relating to the Cox and Aldersey families comprising: diary of Mary Ainsley Cox (nee Aldersey), diary of Rev. F.W. Cox, autobiography and letters of Sarah Lois Cox and William Cox, diary of Joseph Aldersey, letter from Rachel Aldersey, and notes written by Rev. F.W. Cox about his mother's character and death. See below for details.

Lady's Album of Emily Elizabeth Giles

Giles, Emily Elizabeth, c. 1837, Mixed material, D 8771(Misc)

'Lady's Album' of Emily Elizabeth Giles (nee McGeorge) (1813-1876), wife of William Giles (1791-1862), the third colonial manager of the South Australia Company. The cover of the album is made of green leather, with gold filigree decoration on the front, back and spine. The album is a combination of a scrapbook, autograph book and commonplace book, a sort of memory and friendship book containing 61 contributions in the form of essays, prose, poems and illustrations, including copies of published poems, hymns and Bible passages contributed by friends, family, colleagues and acquaintances. First entries date from 1837, England, before the Giles family departed for Kangaroo Island, South Australia, on board the 'Hartley', with the latest entry approximately 1900 (Christmas card made by her grandson). Contributors include friends writing farewell notes before their departure, fellow passengers on board the 'Hartley', acquaintances met at Cape Colony during the voyage, and identities on Kangaroo Island and Adelaide. Several entries are by notable figures from early South Australian colonial history: the first three colonial managers of the South Australian Company each wrote in the album: William Giles, David McLaren and Samuel Stephens, along with prose and poetry by journalist Nathanial Hailes, and original sketches and paintings by Benjamin Travers Solly and John Alexander Jackson.

Aerial view of the Grand Parade of the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.

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