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Women speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Women speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide.
Women speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Women speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide.
International (Working) Women's Day march, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
International (Working) Women's Day march, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide. A women is holding a sign, 'Bad laws are made to be broken!'.
Woman speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Woman from the United Workers Union speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Dewi Wendyana speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Dewi Wendyana from the United Workers Union speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Woman speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Woman from the United Workers Union speaking at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Woman at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Woman from the Working Women's Centre at the International (Working) Women's Day rally, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
View of Hindmarsh Square and Grenfell Street
View of Hindmarsh Square and Grenfell Street, looking east with the Calvary Hospital in the background.
Aerial view of the northwestern sector of Hindmarsh Square
Aerial view of the northwestern sector of Hindmarsh Square, and part of the Rundle Square Romeo's Foodland building.
Protesters marching through Hindmarsh Square for the Adelaide NoWar Peace march
Protesters marching through northwestern corner of Hindmarsh Square for the Adelaide NoWar Peace march. It was estimated that 100000 people attended the demonstration.
Wooden boats display, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats display, The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Kids visiting the wooden boats, at The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats display, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Wooden boats display, The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Royal Australian Navy Band performing at Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Royal Australian Navy Band performing at The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Goolwa.
Boat making for 'Rough and Ready' race, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Murray River, Goolwa
Participants building boats by using a provided kit of materials for 'Rough and Ready Race', The Cove, Hindmarsh Island, during the 2023 South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Murray River, Goolwa.
Sir John Hindmarsh's Grave Hove, Sussex
Grave of Sir John Hindmarsh, Hove Sussex. Old St Andrew's Church Yard Hove, Sussex, England. Copy of a photograph taken by Captain Felix Bolton, a great grandson of Sir John Hindmarsh, first Governor of South Australia. Forwarded to Sir Ted Johns of Adelaide by Sir E A Hindmarsh Stephen of Haberfield, Sydney, grandson of Hindmarsh and presented by Sir Johns to the South Australian Archives Department, 8th May, 1929. Tombstone reads ' Sacred to the memory of Rear Admiral Sir John Hindmarsh, Knt. KH who died on the 29th of July 1860, aged 76 years. Also in memory of Susanna Wilson, Lady Hindmarsh, the beloved wife of the above who died on the 2nd of April 1859, aged 73 years. Also in memory of Ann Hindmarsh.'
Lady Hindmarsh
[General description] This upper body portrait of Lady Hindmarsh shows her facing the observer with an open, candid expression. She is dressed in the height of fashion. [On back of photograph] 'Lady Hindmarsh / nee Susannah Wilson Edmeades / wife of Sir John Hindmarsh / copied from an ivory miniature painted by George Milner Stephen / (Her son-in-law) / 1840 / The original is in the possession of the Glenelg Corporation / Presented by E.A. Hindmarsh Stephen'.
![Plan of the County of Hindmarsh [cartographic material] /
compiled from the Government plans by Robt. Stephenson, Surveyor](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/b7/18/6e20-3e49-5172-8d1f-a96a608a95c7.jpg)
Plan of the County of Hindmarsh [cartographic material] / compiled from the Government plans by Robt. Stephenson, Surveyor
Water coloured, lithographed map of land sections in the County of Hindmarsh, South Australia showing townships, drainage, bridges, reserves, the area of the Mount Barker mineral survey and numbered sections with unsold sections marked. The boundaries of the hundreds with the County are shown in colours and an inset map shows the adjoining Counties of Russell and Sturt around the Murray Lakes, Hindmarsh Island and the Murray Mouth. Lake Alexandrina is shown as Lake Victoria (its change of name proposed after the accession of Queen Victoria). Archival copies indicate land and section holdings of the South Australian Company.
Governor Hindmarsh's Proclamation jigsaw puzzle
A jigsaw puzzle in colour depicting a painting of Governor Hindmarsh's Proclamation on 28th December 1836. Governor Hindmarsh and other officials stand in the centre, under an old gum tree, with soldiers standing in formation behind, and citizens gathered to watch the ceremony. In the background, a group of Aboriginal people watch the proceedings from a distance. Text from the puzzle: 'Governor Hindmarsh's Proclamation - 1836. on 28th December, 1836, Governor Hindmarsh landed from H.M.S. 'Buffalo' at Holdfast Bay, Glenelg, and the Proclamation establishing the Government of South Australia was read. The ceremony took place near an old gum tree, which together with the land on which it stood, later came into the possession of Mr. John Hector, the first officer of The Savings Bank of South Australia. In 1857, when South Australia came of age, Mr. Hector ceded the property to the Glenelg Corporation so that the historic tree could be preserved as a memorial. Issued by The Savings Bank of South Australia'. On the back of the paper envelope is an advertisement for The Savings Bank of South Australia: 'My Bank' to more than half a million South Australians', with a photograph of the Head Office building in King William Street, Adelaide, and a list of South Australian branch offices.
Rear Admiral Sir John Hindmarsh First Governor of South Australia
Portrait of Rear Admiral Sir John Hindmarsh, First Governor of South Australia. This has been mounted in the centre of a board, with an anchor and flag motif (centre top), and a biographical timeline for Hindmarsh on either side of the portrait.
Sir John Hindmarsh
[General description] This upper body portrait shows Sir John Hindmarsh in uniform with epaulettes, brass buttons and orders. His right hand is hidden in the front of his jacket. [On back of photograph] 'Rear Admiral Sir John Hindmarsh , Knight Bachelor, RN, KH / First Governor of South Australia / Original portrait by the German artist Buchheister in 1849 / Presented by W.E. Hindmarsh Stephen / Original in possession of the Glenelg Corporation' [duplicate copyat PRG 458/1/2/2].
Sir John Hindmarsh
Rear Admiral Sir John Hindmarsh was a naval officer and the first Governor of South Australia. He arrived in South Australia on board the "Buffalo" in 1836. Hindmarsh wanted the colony to be settled at Port Lincoln. Colonel Light chose the site of Adelaide, named for Queen Adelaide, King William IV's wife. Hindmarsh was governor for little over a year, an unfortunate episode in an otherwise distinguished career. His position was anomalous from the start.
Air Raid Shelters
Air raid shelter trench being dug at Hindmarsh Oval.
A young man, possibly John Hindmarsh
Ambrotype portrait of a young man wearing a suite and bow tie, who may be John Hindmarsh, 1820-1903, son of Governor Hindmarsh.
Views of Hindmarsh Island Bridge
Views of the Hindmarsh Island Bridge, and the ferry that it replaced. The 2008 images (numbers 4 & 5) show the effect of the drought on the water level.
Australia Day procession at Hindmarsh
Australia Day crowds at Hindmarsh watching a procession of floats go by.
A brass band playing in a rotunda at Hindmarsh
A brass band playing in a rotunda for a large crowd attending the opening of a playground at Hindmarsh, South Australia.
Opening a children's playground at Hindmarsh
Mr. and Mrs.J. Reid, donors of a new children's playground at Hindmarsh standing far right with Lady Weigall, wife of the Governor of South Australia far left and the Mayor of Hindmarsh, Mr. Noble with his wife centre.
Members of Hindmarsh brass band, South Australia
Members of the Hindmarsh brass band standing and sitting in a group with their musical instruments.
Inspection day at Hindmarsh Volunteer Fire Brigade headquarters, South Australia
An inspection day at Hindmarsh Volunteer Fire Brigade headquarters; fire officers stand beside a motor vehicle equipped with a large fire extinguisher and brass bell, license number 3514.