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Photographs of factory processes
Photographs of factory processes, employees and staff of A. Simpson & Son. See below for details.
Football match at Adelaide Oval
A large crowd gathered at Adelaide Oval to view a football match. Buildings along North Terrace can be seen in the distance.
Purple Mask
A large group of children wearing masks at a screening of the motion picture 'The Purple Mask'.
State Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide
A large crowd in the foyer of the State Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide
Adelaide Global Strike 4 Climate
A large crowd blocks North Terrace, Adelaide, as colourful banners carried by students and other demonstrators participating in the Adelaide Global Strike 4 Climate are displayed in front of Parliament House, North Terrace, Adelaide.
Adelaide Global Strike 4 Climate
A young woman in a tree above a large crowd of students and other demonstrators participating in the Adelaide Global Strike 4 Climate in front of Parliament House, North Terrace, Adelaide.
After the Ash Wednesday bushfire
A large two storey house near Mount Lofty destroyed during the 1983 Ash Wednesday bushfire
Protest march, Rundle Street
Protest march, Rundle Street, looking east. The crowd at the front are holding large banners.
Protest march, Rundle Mall
Protest march, Rundle Street, looking west. A large union banner is being carried.
Crowd at Vietnam War Moratorium rally
Large crowd gathered at the Vietnam War Moratorium rally, in Victoria Square.
Photograph album of the Hubbe family and extended family
Photograph album of the Hubbe family and their extended family. See below for details.
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra.
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra in a large concert hall.
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra.
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra in a large concert hall. He is looking at the bassoon player.
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra.
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra in a large concert hall, taken from above.
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra
Brenton Langbein conducting an orchestra in a large room.
Brenton Langbein presenting in a room
Brenton Langbein introducing an orchestra in a large room.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
A man working on part of a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
Men working on welding sections of a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
Part of a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
A worker standing next to part of a converter manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
A worker standing on a 75 tonne upper main frame of a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
A worker standing next to part of a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
A worker standing next to part of a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
The centre stand for a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks converter
A worker standing next to the centre stand for a converter, manufactured by Head Wrightson Co. for the Whyalla Steelworks.
Whyalla Steelworks aerial view
Aerial view of the Whyalla Steelworks.
State Library of South Australia Staff with their favourite reads in 2016
Mark with John Fante's 'Ask the dust' published in 1939. From State Library of South Australia Facebook post, 29 December 2016: "Well this is the last in our series #ourfavouritereadsin2016, books State Library staff have read in 2016. I hope you have enjoyed our selections. I'm fortunate enough to be going to Los Angeles next year so I decided to read several LA novels, including John Fante's 'Ask the dust' published in 1939. Set largely in an area of the city that exists no longer, I wonder if I'll hear any echoes of Fante's dry, desperate prose. Thanks to Library staff member Toby Woolley, who took the photos for this series of posts. On a personal note I hope you have enjoyed the Library's Facebook (and twitter) posts this year. May I take this opportunity to wish you all a happy 2017. Let's hope it's a more peaceful one than 2016. Mark"
Cable House, Port Darwin
'Port Darwin. The small white building on the beach is the cable house which was the Australian end of the International cable. The large building above is the Government Residency'. Written on reverse: Telecom, 26. Handwritten on reverse: 'Cable Hut. Cable handing place west side of Fort Hill, Port Darwin, showing the Residencey. The opening between Fort Hill on the right and the tableland on the left on which the Residency is built is the place where Mr Goyder, Surveyor General, and party landed and pitched their camp in February 1869 (The small hut on the beach in the centre is the cable house)'.
Semaphore
A large crowd on the jetty at Semaphore
Two men at Port Lincoln
Reg Hunt standing on a large rock alongside another man sitting on top of a pile of rocks on the rock.