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Ossie Cousner, Salvation Army Boys' Home, Kent Town
Ossie Cousner at the Salvation Army Boys' Home at Kent Town.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College in the 1870's. Prince Alfred was the second son and fourth child of Queen Victoria. The land for the college was leased from Dr Benjamin Archer Kent, later bought by Charles Robin. The foundation stone was laid by HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh in 1867
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P.A.C. boys working in a school garden known as Dr. Kent's paddock.
South Australian views : Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town with students in front of the building.
Views of South Australia : Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town. Students standing around in front of building.
Views of South Australia : Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town. Students standing around in front of building.
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Officials, Intercollegiate sports.
Junior Department at Prince Alfred College
Two (near identical) views of the front facade of the Junior Department at Prince Alfred College.
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Soldiers' Memorial Wing, Prince Alfred College.
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Dining room, Prince Alfred College. The central section of the College was built in 1869 after the foundation stone was laid by HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, second son of Queen Victoria, during his visit to South Australia in 1867.
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Prince Alfred College. Names (unknown order): Joyce, Smith; Walker; King; Blunt; Chapman; Upton; Grayson; Cotton; Barnes; Glover; Cleland; Upton; Rossiter; Boucoult; Alf Harden; Moore; Peterson; Packham; Meddlin; Rodin?; Ferguson; Farr; Cleland; Wodham; Coombe; ? ; Chapple (sic); Shoobridge; Drew; Ward; Lescher.
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Prince Alfred College, Form 4 Students and their Teachers.
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Pupils and teacher in the classroom at Prince Alfred College.
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The dining room at Prince Alfred College.
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The exterior of the science laboratory at Prince Alfred College.
Wesleyan Methodist Church at Kent Town
The former Kent Town Wesleyan Church, now Uniting (Wesleyan) Church, on Grenfell Street in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Mr Robjohns' description of the Gothic Revival church is 'Methodist "Cathedral" Kent Town'.
Sports day at Prince Alfred College
A running race held during a sports day at Prince Alfred College, Kent Town, South Australia.
Prince Alfred College Prepatory Cricket Team
Team photograph of the Prince Alfred College Preparatory School Cricket Team. Back row L-R: R.E. Godson, M.A. McLennan, E.H.V. Riggs, Mr. J.R. Robertson, O.J. Habloh, H.O Williams, J.H. Fry. Middle row L-R: K.D. Harris, R.L. Gurr, A.O. Ashton (Vice-Capt.), G.P. Bayly (Captain), N.G. Pearson (Secretary), R. Goldman, R.J. Badcock. Front row sitting L-R: H.O. Finlayson, G.E. Holmes, J.S. Hoath. The photograph was mounted by Dimond Bros.
Benjamin Archer Kent
Portrait of Dr Benjamin Archer Kent, who had land holdings in the Kent Town area in the 1840s and 1850s. [See 'Fifty years history of Kensington and Norwood' page 21.]
People, groups and events around the suburb of Payneham
People and groups photographed by Messenger Press around the suburb of Payneham. Titled by Messenger Press as 'Payneham People'. A selection have been digitised and may be viewed online (do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on B 75111/1-62); the rest may requested and viewed in the Reading Room.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, photographed before 1877 when the south east wing was added.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College. The central portion was opened in 1869. The south east wing added in 1877, and the north west wing in 1881.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, showing the original building, soon after its opening in 1869. See B 1699, taken in 1889, for later additions. The south east wing was added in 1877, and the north west wing in 1881.
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Prince Alfred College. Group of masters : Back Row: Percy Johnstone; Harryl; Iliffe; Short; Drews. Centre Row: Brown; Robertson; Ashton; Trelevyn; Mitton. Sitting: Stevens; Baily; Sunter;Chaffle; Kerr; Chinner. The names were supplied by Mr. Iliffe in 1930.
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Prince Alfred College. A group of students and masters pose for the photographer.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College. A group of students and masters pose for the photographer. The boys in the front row are all wearing knickerbockers.
Prince Alfred College Memorial
[General description] Designed by architect Edward Davies this single storey stone building features Dutch gables, a bay window with stained glass and a portico. [On back of photograph] ' Reproduced in the 'Advertiser' / Prince Alfred College Memorial Hall / 1928'.
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Boarders' Library, Prince Alfred College showing a large room lined with bookshelves and featuring a large fireplace.
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Prince Alfred College in 1878. This photograph shows the main building and south wing prior to the addidtion of the north wing which completed the building. A gravel path winds around the front oval where boys are standing watching the camera.