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Lady Weigall opening the Hindmarsh Fire Station
Lady Weigall addressing a crowd of spectators during the opening of the Hindmarsh Fire Station, Hindmarsh, South Australia; she stands on a flag decorated stadium watched by firemen wearing the traditional uniform with brass helmets.
Hindmarsh motor ambulance volunteers
Group photograph of members of the Hindmarsh Corporation and the Hindmarsh motor ambulance volunteers, South Australia; names not known.
Constructing Hindmarsh Valley reservoir
Workmen and horse drawn carts working on the construction of the Hindmarsh Valley reservoir near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Australia Day procession at Hindmarsh
Australia Day crowds at Hindmarsh watching a procession of floats go by.
Bridge, Hindmarsh
Peacock's bridge over the River Torrens.
Reservoir Construction
Hindmarsh Valley reservoir under construction.
Lady Hindmarsh
Lady Hindmarsh - wife of Sir John Hindmarsh.
Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Corner of north side of Hindmarsh Square and west side of Pulteney Street, on November 12th, 1897. The view features the premises of Griffiths Brothers, tea, coffee and cocoa importers and merchants. Griffiths Brothers was founded in 1879. Next door is Robert Harper & Co.'s warehouse. The extreme right is 17 yards north of Hindmarsh Square.
Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
[General description] The remodelled premises of softgoods merchant R.S. Tanner are dwarfed by the Foy & Gibson building behind. The building, which has an Art Deco facade is named 'Spinner house' presumably after F.S. Walton, cotton spinners and manufacturers whose firm occupies part of the building. Cars are parked in Hindmarsh Square. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 87 / Hindmarsh Square, north side / April 8th 1939 / Buildings in centre erected in 1938 / compare with B 7181 / The left side of Tanner's (the single storey part) is 23 yards east of Pulteney Street / Frontage of the two storey building is 15.5 yards / Frontage of the single storey section adjoining is 10 yards' (Another hand) 'For view of R.S. Tanner in 1960 see B 14398'.
Clarkson's Hindmarsh Square
[General description] This is a view of a group of buildings in the north-eastern side of Hindmarsh Square. Clarkson Plate Glass and Mirror Works can be seen behind the premises of Gebhardt and Moreland's Saw Works. [On back of photograph] ' Acre 99 / Hindmarsh Square, east side / April 1st, 1929 / On the right is Burmeister Place (29.5 yards north of Grenfell Street) / Gebhardt's premises and the two storey houses were demolished in May 1932 / For view of State Motors premises erected on this site in 1946, see B 12457'.
Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
[General description] Roads and tramways wind around Hindmarsh Square, with a network of electric wires overhead. Beyond the trees of the Square city buildings can be seen, including some smoking chimneys. On the centre right are the premises of W. Darby, monumental masons. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 147, 164 / Hindmarsh Square / April 1911'.
Railway bridge over Hindmarsh River
HINDMARSH RIVER: Railway bridge over Hindmarsh River. Note may be reproduced but acknowledgement for State Heritage Branch is required.
Hindmarsh Community Library
Building housing the Hindmarsh Community Library.
Congregational Church, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
The Congregational Church on the corner of Grenfell Street and east side of Hindmarsh Square, seen from the gardens in Hindmarsh Square. A young man is standing on the path in the foreground.
Horse-drawn tram
Tram drawn by two horses with its driver and a group of men and boys standing by. The band below the advertisement for Shierlaws Tailoring says 'Hindmarsh'.
Gateway to children's playground, Hindmarsh
A man stands at the gate of the children's playground in Hindmarsh.
Children working on playground, Hindmarsh
A group of children, some holding spades, pose for the camera before commencing work on the children's playground in Hindmarsh.
Children's playground, Hindmarsh
A view of an empty children's playground with patches of grass and a gate in the background on the corner of High Street and Port Road, Hindmarsh.
Dorcas workers of Hindmarsh Church
Dorcas workers of Hindmarsh Church; nineteen women whose mission was to provide clothing to the poor. Some of the women are named at the bottom of the slide.
Anzac Day crowds at Hindmarsh, South Australia
Large Anzac Day crowds assembled on a recreation field at Hindmarsh, South Australia.
A motor vehicle accident at Hindmarsh Bridge, Adelaide
A motor vehicle hanging over the edge of Hindmarsh Bridge, Adelaide after crashing through the safety fence causing a fatal accident; spectators stand either side looking down at the Torrens River.
Children at the Reid playground, Hindmarsh
A group of laughing children at the Reid playground in Hindmarsh, South Australia.
Mrs. Smith of Hindmarsh, South Australia
Two very elderly women sitting and standing outside a house; Searcy identifies one as being Mrs. Smith of Hindmarsh aged 102 years.
First tram arriving at Hindmarsh
A small crowd welcomes the arrival of the first electric tram at Hindmarsh terminus. [This line was opened in 1910 and the line terminated at the intersection of Manton and John (now South Road) Streets. Information provided by Graham Jaunay].
Fire destruction at King James & Son, timber merchants, Hindmarsh, South Australia
Destruction caused by a fire at King James & Son, timber merchants of Richard Street, Hindmarsh, South Australia.
Men of Hindmarsh Fire Brigade, South Australia
Men of Hindmarsh Fire Brigade wearing their uniform with the traditional brass helmets.
Opening ceremony for the John Reid playground at Hindmarsh
Guests listening to a public address during the opening ceremony for the new John Reid playground at Hindmarsh, November 26th 1921.
Lady Weigall at the opening of the John Reid playground, Hindmarsh
Lady Weigall, wife of the Governor of South Australia, attending the opening of the new John Reid playground; in this photograph she is speaking to the Mayor of Hindmarsh whilst pointing towards an area inside open gates where children are waiting.
Ambulance at Hindmarsh
Spectators standing near an ambulance vehicle, possibly at the official opening ceremony of the new motorised ambulance service at Hindmarsh, South Australia.
Torrens River in flood, Hindmarsh
The Torrens River in flood at the Hindmarsh Bridge, South Australia.