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Delivery fleet
The vehicles of John Martin's delivery fleet lined up outside the Prince Alfred College playing fields in Dequetteville Terrace.
Warehouse
View of the interior of John Martin's warehouse (presumably at Kent Town).
Malcolm R. Schottelius
Studio portrait of Lieutenant Malcolm Roy Schottelius, SX9171, of the 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion, A.I.F., pictured in dress uniform.
Malcolm R. Schottelius with a snake
Lieutenant Malcolm Roy Schottelius pictured with snake, en route to the Middle East.
2/3rd Machine Gun Officers in Palestine
Six officers from the 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion, pictured in Palestine with a local guide. Lieutenant Schottelius is on right of the guide.
Platoon from the 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion
The Rev. Lionel Blakaway and Lieut. M. R. Schottelius and platoon at Woodside, 1940.
Malcolm Schottelius at Woodside
Lieut. Malcolm Schottelius on a motor bike at Woodside, prior to embarkation. A truck is nearby.
No. 1 Platoon, 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion at Woodside
Lieut. Malcolm Schottelius and other members of the No. 1 Platoon of the 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion, at the camp at Woodside, pictured in front of a tent.
Malcolm R. Schottelius
Wooden cross marking the grave of Lieutenant Malcolm Roy Schottelius at the newly opened Olive Beach War Cemetery near Haita. A soldier is working on the grave.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Bride, Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, prior to her marriage to Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, in Kent Town Methodist Church on 11 May 1957 at 5.30 pm.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Bride, Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, with her bridesmaids prior to her marriage to Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, in Kent Town Methodist Church on 11 May 1957 at 5.30 pm.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Bride, Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, with her mother prior to her marriage to Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, in Kent Town Methodist Church on 11 May 1957 at 5.30 pm.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Bride, Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, with her father prior to her marriage to Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, in Kent Town Methodist Church on 11 May 1957 at 5.30 pm.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Bride, Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, with her father and bridesmaids prior to her marriage to Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, in Kent Town Methodist Church on 11 May 1957 at 5.30 pm.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Interior of Kent Town Methodist Church during the marriage of Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, to Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, on 11 May 1957.
Burrows - Maitland wedding
Elspeth Burrows, younger daughter of Robert James and Sybil Winifred Burrows, of Plympton Park, and Fred, only son of the late Mr. Albert James 'Mac' Maitland and the late Vera Rolfe 'Dot' nee Schirmer, of 34 Fourth Avenue, St Peters, sign their wedding certificate at Kent Town Methodist Church on 11 May 1957.
Parnell - Heaslip wedding
"Cutting the cake at a reception at Russell Court after their wedding are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Heaslip, who were married at Kent Town Methodist Church. The bride, formerly Janice Parnell, of Orroroo, wore a white satin gown with a lily-of-the-valley headdress." Australian Women's Weekly, 14 June 1961, page 17.
1,000 years with A. Simpson & Son Ltd.
'1000 Years with Simpson & Son Ltd'. Taken at F.N. Simpson's House, Kent Town on Sunday, March 18th, 1938.
A. Simpson & Son employee group portraits
Group portraits of Simpson & Son staff, including picnic committees, long serving employees, Sick & Accident funds, and Elder Brethren. See below for details.
Salvation Army 'Greathearts' Congress
Caption on back: '"Greathearts", our first Congress in Adelaide, 1925'. Probationary Lieutenants from the 1924 "Greathearts" session of cadets, Melbourne Training Garrison, appointed to the South Australian Division or Peterborough Division (Corps or Social Institution in brackets). Back row: Frank Walters (Wirrabara); Bram Woods (in charge of Naracoorte); Matters (West Adelaide); Hobbs (Naracoorte, assistant). Second row: Marcie Coombs (Mt Barker Boys' Home); Letitia Doney (later 1. Mrs Brigadier Linsell, 2. Mrs Senior Major Sandy) (Kent Town); Alec Hoare (Clare); Sid Roberts (Wirrabara); Hodgson (Berri). Front row: Verity Marum (later Mrs Lieutenant Colonel Stevenson) (Barton Vale Girls' Reformatory); McDonald (Prospect East); Captain (from training garrison staff) Nell Hill (later Mrs Commissioner Blake) (Prospect East, in charge); Captain (from training garrison staff) Cyril Brimblecombe (Peterborough DHG); Kelb (Mt Barker); Margaret Swanborough (later Mrs Brigadier Lawler) (Wallaroo).
Photographs relating to inventions
Photographs of Both family members and the Both factory along with photographs of inventions. Not all original photographs have been digitised.
Dwelling with brush fence
External photograph of dwelling designed by architects Bruer & Co, with brush fence and eucalyptus tree in foreground. Caption includes stamp of Rodney J. Gibb & Associates, Kent Town.
Series 027: Adelaide from the air
Aerial views of the city, many featuring North Terrace and King William Road. Views include the University of Adelaide, Exhibition Building, Jubilee Oval, Royal Adelaide Hospital, School of Mines (later South Australian Institute of Technology, and University of South Australia), Scots Church, Freemasons Hall, Museum, Art Gallery and Library Buildings, War Memorial, River Torrens, Parade Ground, King William Road, St Peters Cathedral, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Children's Hospital, Government House, Parliament House, and Adelaide Railway Station. Also includes an image of O'Halloran Hill.
Thomas John King
Thomas John King, Mayor of Port Adelaide.
Fordred family
Three individual portraits of members of the Fordred family, pasted together to make a composite (each portrait approximately 2.5 x 3.3 cm). Information from a researcher: 'Edmund Fordred (1823-1880) born Lyminge Kent, arrived in Victoria in 1853-54, noted goldmine manager in Maldon, Victoria and Solferino, nr Grafton NSW. Committed suicide at Maldon. Also Ann Fordred, his wife (nee Gardener) died 1877 Maldon. And their only child Emma Fordred born Cape Town South Africa 1853, died Melb 1917'. Identified on verso as 'Cousin Emma, Aunt Fordred & Uncle Fordred (Cousin Emma's Mother and Father)'.
Fordred family
Composite photograph of three people, presumed to be husband and wife and daughter. Identified on the back in two hands 'Emma, Father & Mother'; later identification reads 'Emma very good, Ann good, Edmund dreadfull'. Identified as the Fordred family. Information from a researcher: 'Edmund Fordred (1823-1880) born Lyminge Kent, arrived in Victoria in 1853-54, noted goldmine manager in Maldon, Victoria and Solferino, nr Grafton NSW. Committed suicide at Maldon. Also Ann Fordred, his wife (nee Gardener) died 1877 Maldon. And their only child Emma Fordred born Cape Town, South Africa 1853, died Melbourne 1917'.
Slides of Kenny Laughton's war service
Images of the Vietnam War taken by Kenny Laughton and others, part 1 of a series of 210 slides, with captions supplied by K. Laughton. Other photographers: [GR] Gerrard Rentmeester, [EB] Eric Briansky. See 'Contents' for details of items.