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Butchershop, Kent Town

c. 1880, Photograph, B 46554

C. Pearce's butcher's shop; staff stand outside where carcasses hang under a verandah. The two Pearce brothers are wearing dark suits.

Residence, Kent Town

1893, Photograph, B 46879

Emily Hunt and family outside her Angas St. home at Kent Town.

Maltsters, Kent Town

c. 1919, Photograph, B 50556

Premises of Barrett Bros., Maltsters.

Maltsters, Kent Town

c. 1919, Photograph, B 50557

Group of male workers employed by Barrett Bros, Maltsters.

Inter-Collegiate Tennis team

Ziegler, Ernest C. V., 1919, Photograph, B 54918

KENT TOWN: Inter-Collegiate Tennis team, Prince Alfred College, 1919.

Inter-Collegiate Football team

Ziegler, Ernest C. V., 1919, Photograph, B 54919

KENT TOWN: Inter-Collegiate Football team, Prince Alfred College, 1919.

Prince Alfred College Prefects

Ziegler, Ernest C. V., 1919, Photograph, B 54920

KENT TOWN: Prince Alfred College Prefects with the Head Master, W.R. Bayly.

Prince Alfred Inter-Collegiate sports team

Ziegler, Ernest C. V., 1920, Photograph, B 54921

KENT TOWN: Prince Alfred Inter-Collegiate sports team group, 1920, with Sport-Master F.I. Grey.

Prince Alfred College Inter-Collegiate tennis team

Ziegler, Ernest C. V., 1920, Photograph, B 54922

KENT TOWN: Prince Alfred College Inter-Collegiate tennis team, 1920, with their Tennis Master, C.H. Comley.

Prince Alfred College Prefects

1920, Photograph, B 54924

KENT TOWN: Prince Alfred College Prefects, 1920, with their Head Master: W.R. Bayly.

Prince Alfred College Inter-Collegiate tennis team

1921, Photograph, B 54925

KENT TOWN: Prince Alfred College Inter-Collegiate tennis team, 1921, with their Tennis Master C.H. Comley.

Prince Alfred Preparatory School cricket team

Ziegler, Ernest C. V., 1914, Photograph, B 54928

KENT TOWN: Prince Alfred Preparatory School cricket team, 1914 with Mr J.R. Robertson.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace : exterior

1910, Photograph, B 23040/1

Exterior view of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. J. Edwin Thomas. Showing the driveway up to the house.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace : porch

1910, Photograph, B 23040/2

Exterior view of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. J. Edwin Thomas. Showing the porch with Wisteria in flower.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace : porch

1910, Photograph, B 23040/3

Exterior view of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. J. Edwin Thomas. Showing the porch with Wisteria in flower and two small dogs.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace : exterior

1910, Photograph, B 23040/4

Exterior view of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. J. Edwin Thomas.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace : interior

1910, Photograph, B 23040/7

Interior of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. J. Edwin Thomas. Drawing Room.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace : interior

1910, Photograph, B 23040/8

Interior of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. J. Edwin Thomas. Drawing Room.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace : exterior

1910, Photograph, B 23040/9

Exterior view of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. J. Edwin Thomas. Showing the front gardens, driveway and seagulls on driveway.

Glannant, Dequettville Terrace

1910, Photograph, B 23040

Photographs of 'Dannant', 30 Dequettville Terrace, Kent Town owned by Mr. Jabez Edwin Thomas showing the original old colonial style building before the alterations made after Mr. Thomas' death. The home was built of Tapley's Hill bluestone by Mr. G.P. Harris ca.1854. Subsequently it had a number of owners, including Sir E.T. Smith, who, however, did not live in it, but sold it to a bank. Mr. J.E. Thomas (whose wife was a grand-daughter of Robert and Mary Thomas of 'The Register') acquired the property from the bank in 1896 and made certain alterations, and named the house 'Glannant'. Upon Mr. Thomas' death in 1920, his son-in-law Mr L.M. Harvey lived in the house and made some alterations. In 1951 the house was acquired by the Country Women's Associations and became their headquarters.