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Hindmarsh Valley School
Hindmarsh Valley School pupils outside the Schoolbuilding.
Hindmarsh Valley School
Hindmarsh Valley School children with their teachers. Back row: Mrs Annie Cameron (teacher); Annie Bambrick; Charlotte Franks; Sam Hutchinson; Albert Fischer; Lily Bailey; Louisa Fischer; Margaret Sharman; Florence Gray. Front row: Mary Pratten; Adelaide Pratten; Ellen Bambrick; Margaret Bambrick; Fred Bailey; Jack Pratten; Otto Hoenger; William Bailey. The two small children in the front are Olive and Norman Cameron.
Hindmarsh Valley Reservoir
Hindmarsh Valley reservoir under construction using horse teams.
Rifle Club, Hindmarsh Valley
Small Bore Rifle Club Members: Back Row: J. Pratten, W.F. Bailey, A. Fischer, H. Hurrell, O.B. Hutchinson, H. Gray, Mrs. D.B. Hutchinson. Front Row: C. Gray, S.J. Hutchinson, F.G. Bailey, A. Hutchinson, E. Gray, absent F.G. Gray.
Saw Mill, Hindmarsh Valley
Sprintmount Saw Mill with bullock teams at Hindmarsh Tiers.
Demolition of a cottage at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Overhead view of the floor of a small house known as 'Eliza's cottage' being 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.
Demolition of a business property at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Demolition in progress of a business property 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.
Demolition of a business property at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Demolition in progress of a business property 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: view 2.
Premises of the Kangaroo Soap Company
HINDMARSH: Premises of the Kangaroo Soap Company at Hindmarsh, the bearded man handing something to the dray driver is Albert Johnson the owner of the company, Will Johnson stands behind him, Ed Johnson is the man in the window and Harold Johnson, the company's commercial traveller, is in the buggy.
The Old Mill and house at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Mill and house at Hindmarsh, now the site of the Entertainment Centre. It was built by John Ridley after his arrival in South Australia in 1840. He returned to England in 1853 and the Mill was purchased by Thomas Magerey in 1850. The remains of the mill were razed to the ground in February 1920.
Ridley's Mill and cottage at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Rear view of Ridley's Mill and it's cottage, now the site of the Entertainment Centre.
Old residents reunion at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Guests present at the annual reunion of old residents in the Hindmarsh Town Hall.
Premises of John Dring at West Hindmarsh
Premises of John Dring, 25 John Street, West Hindmarsh, West Side Corner of Grange Road between Port Road and Grange Road (now South Road), Shipping Agent & General Carrier, showing vehicles loaded with bulk sugar.
Church officials at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Church officials standing outside All Saints Church at Hindmarsh. Left to right: Rev. R.O. Heide; Rev. H.H. Hopton; Ven. T.T. Reed; Rev. R. Nicholls; R. Cummings; Rt. Rev; B.P. Robin; John Bradbrook; Rev. Canon H.P. Finnis; Very Rev. D. Jose; Rev. W.C. Carey(?).
Tents on Hindmarsh Island
View of Hindmarsh Island with tents and a camp set up in the background, June 1939.
Students and teacher at Hindmarsh
Two primary school boys pictured in the playground with their teacher, the latter with a work apron on. the caption reads 'Two boys who gain their Woodwork certificates and their teacher'.
Woodwork class at Hindmarsh
A woodwork class in progress with the seven boys working on a variety of projects. The same students can be seen in B 70326/6.
School children at Hindmarsh
Two lines of children in the playground - the caption reads 'opportunity class children at play - an organised game - passing ball'. Some of the same children can be seen in B 70326/9.
Members of the school band at Hindmarsh
Four boys pictured in the playground posing with wind instruments (fifes?). The caption reads 'Some of the above class [seen in B 70326/9] who are also members of the School Band'.
Korea and South East Asia Memorial, Hindmarsh
An armored gun carriage is used as part of the Korea and South East Asia War Memorial on a median strip on the Port Road between Hindmarsh and Brompton; the Sacred Heart Catholic Church and the 1914-1918 Memorial Institute at Hindmarsh are in the background.
John Street, Hindmarsh with George Taplin's house on left
John Street, Hindmarsh, with George Taplin's house on left, a man standing wearing a top hat in the centre of the road, a young boy on the right.
Old Chapels, Hindmarsh
Stone church facing the street, label below image reads "Old Chapels, Hindmarsh".
Hindmarsh Stadium
View of the Hindmarsh Stadium with the caption 'the rise and rise of Hindmarsh Stadium'.
Aerial photographs of the city of Victor Harbor : Hindmarsh Valley
Aerial views of Hindmarsh Valley near the city of Victor Harbor, South Australia, including views of Urimbirra Wildlife Park, Hindmarsh River, Morgan Park, McCracken Country Club, industrial buildings and offices, fields and orchards, with McCracken, Victor Harbour, the ocean and Granite Island in the distance.
Architectural drawing for a new transept, Wesleyan Church, Hindmarsh for Wesleyan Church
Architectural drawing for a new transept, Wesleyan Church, Hindmarsh for Wesleyan Church. Architect: D. Garlick. Contractor: William Peel & Son.
Old building occupying site of Hindmarsh Post Office
Old building occupying site of Hindmarsh Post Office. Judging by the clothes of the people standing outside the building it appears to be a wheelwrights business.The men are wearing long leather aprons. Wheels and spokes can be seen leaning against the walls of the premises.
Playground, Hindmarsh
Reid Playground, Hindmarsh, with adjacent buildings on the Port Road. The Playground is crowded and early model motor cars are parked on the roadside.
Wool Plant, Hindmarsh
Wool washing at W Peacock and Sons in the River Torrens. In the 1870s a dam was built across the River Torrens which was 80 feet in length and 27 feet in thickness. The buildings in this photograph stood in Adams Street, Hindmarsh. The wool washing and scouring processes can be seen in this photograph of the fellmongery. (Fell = skins and monger = dealer).
Wool Plant, Hindmarsh
[General description] This is a complex of stone buildings with men at at work in the process of wool washing. The River Torrens had been dammed into several smaller ponds for the cleaning of the wool, then bales were washed and dried before being shipped. The business was later taken over by G.H. Michell around 1900. [On back of photograph] 'Peacock's wool Scouring works, Hindmarsh / 188-'.
Manse, Hindmarsh
Hindmarsh Congregational Manse, built 1851 - was the first Congregational Manse to be built in South Australia.