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Hindmarsh School
Hindmarsh school - from a wood cut print presented to the school by W.H. Hitchin.
Woolwashing, Hindmarsh
Woolwashing on the River Torrens at Hindmarsh - reproduction of an oil painting by James Shaw.
School Teachers, Hindmarsh
Composite photograph of the teachers of Hindmarsh Sabbath School.
Church, Hindmarsh
Christian Chapel, Robert St.
Hindmarsh Post Office
Hindmarsh Post Office.
Church, Hindmarsh
All Saints Church.
Flooding, Hindmarsh
Hindmarsh Bridge-floods July 1917.
Parade, Hindmarsh
Members of the Hindmarsh Volunteer Fire Brigade marching on Anzac Day.
Tannery at Hindmarsh
Buildings showing the premises of the meat wholesaler firm of W. Foster and Company at 31-33 Manton Street, Hindmarsh. The surrounding buildings were originally part of a tannery run by the company. According to a researcher, the building was also used to department store shop fixtures.
Brewery, Hindmarsh
Buildings which were once a brewery at Hindmarsh.
Fire Brigade Horse
"Duncan" - a horse used by the Hindmarsh Volunteer Fire Brigade in the early nineteen twenties. The horse was named after James Duncan, the Superintendent of the H.V.F.B., 1900-12. Reproduction permission required from the donor; see Library Staff.
Ambulance Service
Hindmarsh Volunteer Ambulance Service.
Fire Brigade, Hindmarsh
First motor fire reel and last horse fire reel and Volunteer Fire Officers at the Fire Station. Note: no publication with donors permission.
Fire Brigade, Hindmarsh
Volunteer Fire Brigade Officers.
Fire Brigade, Hindmarsh
Volunteer Fire Brigade Officers.
Tannery, Hindmarsh
David Reids 'Stirlingshire' Tannery on the northern bank of the River Torrens. David Reid was born at Stirling, Scotland in 1823; emigrated to Victoria in 1857 and thence to Adelaide in 1859, where he entered the tannery of a Mr Dench, as foreman. Later he established the 'Stirlingshire Tannery' and at the time of his death he was employing 60 people. The tannery was then taken over by his son J.H. Reid. See article in 'Adelaide and Vicinity' (1901), page 520.
Tannery, Hindmarsh
Staff of Reid's "Stirlingshire Tannery".
Hindmarsh township
Watercolor of the township of Hindmarsh, dominated by a tall chimney stack, with the sun breaking through the clouds. Adelaide is visible in the distance.
School, Hindmarsh
Hindmarsh Model School.
All Saints' Anglican Church, Hindmarsh
All Saints' Anglican church.
Scout Cubs, Hindmarsh
A group of Hindmarsh Wolf Cubs with their Scout Leader Mr. Sampson; Ron Hubbard sitting front row second from the left.
School, Hindmarsh Island
Opening of the new School at Hindmarsh Island. Two schools preceded this building. The first was in the priate home of John Margetson, who built a home' somewhere within the land set aside as a cemetery reserve. The second school was conducted in the Wesleyan Chapel [information provided by a researcher].
Hindmarsh River
Rowing a small boat on the Hindmarsh River. [South Australian Stereoscopic Views].
Hindmarsh River
Small row boats on the Hindmarsh River. [South Australian Stereoscopic Views].
Hindmarsh Valley School
Hindmarsh Valley School building.
Stone wall Cut Hill, Hindmarsh Valley
Adelaide Road stonewall, Cut Hill, Hindmarsh Valley.
Dwelling, Hindmarsh Valley
A two storey dwelling, formerly Hindmarsh Valley Mill.
Dwelling, Hindmarsh Valley
A two storey dwelling, formerly Hindmarsh Valley Mill.
"Nangawooka"
"Nangawooka", home of Fred and Jane Taylor.
Crawford's Brewery, Hindmarsh
Crawford's Brewery, Hindmarsh was established in 1859 by well known brewer Mr Edward James Frederick Crawford (1809-1880). He was also connected with the South Australian newspaper and was a sheep grazier at Mount Crawford. He arrived in South Australia with his brother and at one time lived in Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide.