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Jetty, Largs Bay
Jetty at Largs Bay looking west from the foreshore.
Jetty, Largs Bay
Jetty at Largs Bay looking west from the second half of the structure.
Jetty, Largs Bay
Two men on the jetty, Largs Bay. Both men appear to be fishing holding hand held fishing lines. Copy made from negative from lantern slide.
Florence Conlon sitting on the beach at Largs Bay
A young woman identified by Searcy as Florence Conlon photographed sitting on the beach at Largs Bay; she is is wearing beach pyjamas with a hat and holds a parasol, a small dog is sharing a rug with her.
Largs Bay carnival
Miss R. Mane, winner of the first prize in the Children's Exhibit at the Largs Bay carnival on 1 January 1923.
Governor's visit to Largs Bay
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia photographed with his party and elderly men wearing service medals outside Largs Bay Drill Shed.
Fishermen on Largs jetty, South Australia
A group of anglers fishing near the Customs Office on Largs jetty, South Australia; in the foreground a young boy inspects his catch in front of amused spectators.
'Ardale' boat
'Ardale' boat, off Largs. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/57.
Boy at Largs Bay beach
A young boy at the Largs Bay beach. The Largs Pier Hotel can be seen in the background. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/13.
Fort Largs
Pipe Major Sgt. Daniel Law MacGregor 27th Battalion S.A. Scottish Regiment.
Fort Largs
10th company garrison artillery winners of Company Gunnery Competition & Field Firing Competition for Perryman Shield.
Fort Largs
Gunner G. W. Sykes in 10th company uniform.
Largs Pier Hotel
Largs Pier Hotel, built in 1882, as seen from the jetty. The Licensee in 1889 was C. Hixon.
Pier Hotel, Largs
Foreshore and Pier Hotel at Largs. The Semaphore Beach Jetty can be seen in the background. Both jetties are long, stretching out into the gulf. Sand dunes can be seen in the foreground and the beach is covered with dried seaweed. It is a very low tide. A signal station is standing on the foreshore at the beginning of the jetty. The Pier Hotel has three storeys of arched shaped verandahs covering the balconies and stands on the sand dunes.
Largs Bay
Beach scene at Largs Bay, dated 20 December 1906. Many people including children are paddling in the shallows. The Semaphore Jetty can be seen in the background
Jetty, Largs Bay
Sailing off the jetty at Largs Bay.
Steamboats at Largs
The "Ethel" and "Defiance" receiving passengers to take to their ship for England.
Sailing off Largs
Sailing off Largs.
Largs Bay
Largs Bay : general view.
North of Largs jetty
North of Largs jetty.
North of Largs jetty
North of Largs jetty.
The Esplanade, Largs
The Esplanade at Largs.
Esplanade, Largs
Looking South along the Esplanade from Largs North.
Esplanade, Largs
The Esplanade, Largs North.
Captain Girling's house
Captain Girling's house on the Esplanade at Largs Bay. According to a researcher, Robert Girling was Pilot of the SA Harbors Board and Semaphore Signal Station. He was born in 1864 and passed away at Maryborough, Queensland in 1946. He is buried in the Cheltenham Cemetery, South Australia.
Jetty, Largs Bay
View of the Jetty, looking south-west.
"Largs Villa", Woodville
"Largs Villa" owned by the McColl family.
"Largs Villa", Woodville
"Largs Villa" owned by the McColl family.
Picnic at Largs
A group of ladies and children having a picnic in the seaweed on the beach at Largs.
Largs North
People walking through sand hills at Largs North. Copy made from negative from lantern slide.