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Ridley Memorial gates, Wayville show grounds

Krischock, Henry, 1933, Photograph, B 8899

Entrance gates to the show grounds, Wayville. These gates erected in 1933 commemorated John Ridley, the inventor of the Ridley Stripper. This harvesting machine stripped the heads of grain with the threshing done by a separate machine.

West Beach Airport

Krischock, Henry, 1948, Photograph, B 11528

View of West Beach and the Airport from the air. Looking approximately west with Glenelg in the top left corner. Shows primary airstrip running south -west taking place as a result of the team of graders which has been operating on the site for some months. The road running across the line of the airstrip in the foreground is Morphett Road

Sir Charles F. G. McCann

Krischock, Henry, c. 1934, Photograph, B 6490

[General description] Portrait of Sir Charles F.G. McCann sitting at a desk with pen and ink, blotter and loose-leaved desk calendar. He is wearing a spotted dark tie, pin striped jacket and is looking directly at the camera. [On back of photograph] 'Sir Charles F. G. McCann: Newly appointed Agent General and Trade Commissioner in London / Mr. Hill resigning the Agent Generalship / August 1934 / Reproduced in the 'Chronicle' for August 30, 1934'.

Police Troopers

Krischock, Henry, 1935, Photograph, B 6553

Mounted police troopers at Morphettville Race Course in January 1935. The six troopers are riding Police Greys horses.

Funeral of Warrant Officer Charles Wood

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 7230

Funeral of warrant - officer Charles Wood. The cortege can be seen leaving the Keswick Barracks for the AIF Cemetery , West Terrace. The casket is on the gun carriage in the middle of the procession which is headed by soldiers with reversed rifles. The escort party is followed by drummers with muffled drums beating to keep step, the mounted escort, casket on gun carriage followed by members from the platoon. The Keswick Barracks are in the background of this photograph. Warrant Officer Charles Wood from Tailem Bend died while being brought to Adelaide for treatment. He served in the war with 18th Battery.

Bushfires in the Adelaide Hills

Krischock, Henry, 1939, Photograph, B 7794/1-22

Photographs taken of the 1939 bushfires in the Adelaide Hills, including Macclesfield, Echunga, Mount Torrens and Crafers.

Parliament House Opening

Krischock, Henry, 1935, Photograph, B 9045

Parliament House opening showing a detachment the 27th Battalion arriving to act as guard of honour, August 1935. The soldiers are marching in King William Street.

Artillery Brigade

Krischock, Henry, c. 1939, Photograph, B 9199

[On back of photograph] 'An Artillery Brigade of the second A.I.F. leaving the Adelaide Railway Station for a street march, prior to their departure for the eastern states / December 1939 / Presented by the' Chronicle''.

Battalion of Infantry

Krischock, Henry, c. 1939, Photograph, B 9200

[General description] Half of King William Street has been closed to traffic for the troops marching past, cheered on by a large crowd. City buildings including the Colonial Mutual Life building are seen in the background. Part of the Roxy Theatre and Handby's Majestic Hotel are seen on the right. [On back of photograph] '2/10th Battalion of Infantry (second A.I.F.) marching through Adelaide on December 16, 1939, prior to their departure for the eastern states / Presented by the 'Chronicle'.

Australian Imperial Force

Krischock, Henry, 1939, Photograph, B 9237

Governor General Lord Gowrie inspecting the Second Australian Imperial Force at Wayville Camp in 1939.

Australian Imperial Force

Krischock, Henry, 1939, Photograph, B 9238

Second Australian Imperial Force based at the Wayville Camp marching with gas masks in 1939.

Anzac Day Procession

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9362

Men of the 27th Battalion marching in the Anzac Day procession in King William Street. Published in the Chronicle, 30 April 1936, p. 34 with the caption 'Returned men of the 27th Battalion marching through Adelaide. They bore out the truth of the saying, "once a soldier, always a soldier," for their firm step and swinging gait showed they had not forgotten the training of twenty odd years ago.' A researcher has identified the three officers at the front as (from left) James C.F. Slane (2nd CO of 27th Battalion), Percy G. Bice and Stanley S. Woods.

Anzac Day Procession

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9363

Anzac Day procession in King William Street. The procession of returned soldiers etc. was preceded by a number of motor cars bearing disabled soldiers to the Cross of Sacrifice. The street is filled with spectators watching the parade.

Anzac Day Procession

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9365

Anzac Day procession in North Terrace en route to the Cross of Sacrifice. The soldiers can be seen doffing their hats as a sign of respect.

Anzac Day Procession

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9366

Anzac Day procession to the Cross of Sacrifice in Pennington Gardens, North Adelaide, showing some of the nurses who served in the Great War 1914-1918. The nurses are marching in uniform watched by a large crowd of spectators.

Anzac Day Procession

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9367

Anzac Day procession showing nurses who served in the Great War of 1914-1918, enroute to the Cross of Sacrifice. All of the nurses are proudly wearing medals.

Anzac Day Procession

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9368

Anzac Day procession turning right from North Terrace into King William Road.

Anzac Day Procession

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9369

Anzac Day Procession, soldiers salute the Governor as they pass the podium in King William Road en route to the Cross of Sacrifice in Pennington Gardens.

Anzac Day

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9370

Service of Remembrance at the Cross of Sacrifice, Pennington Gardens. Eight buglers sound the Last Post at the end of the service.

Stanhope Printing Press

Krischock, Henry, c. 1936, Photograph, B 9390

Stanhope Printing Press, showing part of the printing plant brought to South Australia ffrom England by Robert Thomas in 1839. Robert Thomas arrived in South Australia in 1836 and became a newspaper owner, printer, public servant and almanac directory maker.

Literary Societies Union

Krischock, Henry, c. 1903, Photograph, B 9417

South Australia Literary Societies Union, 21st Union Parliament.

Metropolitan Fire Brigade

Krischock, Henry, 1936, Photograph, B 9475

Metropolitan Fire Brigade inspection. The photograph shows an examination of firemen for promotion to positions becoming vacant in various parts of the state. Conducted at the headquarters of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade on July 31, 1936.

'Stay In' Strike

Krischock, Henry, 1937, Photograph, B 9921

'Stay In' strike at the gas works at Brompton August 1937. This was the first strike of its kind in South Australia. The workers look quite jolly and some are eating sausages in bread with cups of tea.

'Stay In' Strike

Krischock, Henry, 1937, Photograph, B 9922

'Stay In' strike at the gas works at the Brompton Gasworks August 1937. This was the first strike of its kind in South Australia. The men are warming themselves near a fire.

Opening of Parliament

Krischock, Henry, 1937, Photograph, B 9936

Opening of Parliament, the Governor's escort of Lancers. These men are part of Remount Section of the Australian Army Service Corps (Permanent Military Forces). Remount Section was the body responsible for the purchase and training of horses. The verandah posts on the South Australian Hotel can be seen in the background.

Wool Sale

Krischock, Henry, 1937, Photograph, B 9937

Wool sale, Brookman Building in Grenfell Street, the first of the season September 1937. Originally the Brookman Building was a three storied building with an oriel window projecting one storey higher ans forming a small tower. The building was built as a result of success at the goldfields in Western Australia.

St. John's Ambulance Brigade

Krischock, Henry, 1938, Photograph, B 10185

Members of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade marching to a church service in the Adelaide Town Hall, 26 June 1938.

Light Horse Regiment on parade

Krischock, Henry, 1914, Photograph, B 10302

Mounted soldiers of the South Australian Light Horse Regiment on parade for a Colour Presentation ceremony at Morphettville racecourse, South Australia. See B 10302 for a photo taken at almost the same time. This photo appeared in 'The Advertiser' Monday 21 September 1914, page 9: 'The above picture, taken from an elevated position, shows the 3rd Light Horse Regiment drawn up in line of troop on the Morphettville Racecourse after the Governor had presented the colours. Lieutenant-Colonel Rowell, I.O.C. shown in the immediate foreground with Major Fulton who is second in command. A little to the left behind the O.C. the Transport and Machine Gun Sections attached to the Regiment are depicted on the right and left flank of the troops'. See PRG 280/1/29/73 for another photo taken just seconds apart from this one.

Departure of A.I.F

Krischock, Henry, c. 1914, Photograph, B 10304

Departure of an A.I.F. Contingent to leave South Australia. Rundle Street.

Locomotives at Adelaide Railway Station

Krischock, Henry, c. 1938, Photograph, B 10325

[General description] Two locomotives are passing each other in a smoky haze, one departing, the other arriving at the Adelaide Railway Station. In the one on the left the driver (or fireman) can be seen behind the tender. On the right is one of the 620 class Pacific type locomotives that ran between Adelaide and Port Pirie from 1937. [On back of photograph] 'Locomotives at the Adelaide Railway Station / On the right - Locomotive used on the East West Express / 1938'.

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