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Florence Conlon sitting on the beach at Largs Bay, South Australia
A young girl identified by Searcy as Florence Conlon photographed sitting on the beach at Largs Bay; she is wearing beach pyjamas and a hat and holds a parasol.
Fort Largs Garrison Artillery Forces
Men of the Fort Largs Garrison Artillery.
Soldiers of Fort Largs Garrison Artillery, South Australia
A formal group of soldiers of Fort Largs Garrison Artillery, South Australia.
Naval cadets at Largs Bay, South Australia
Successful naval cadets at Largs Bay photographed with the winning trophy of the Imperial Challenge Shield shooting contest.
Officers and men of Fort Largs garrison wearing their walking out uniform and white helmets
Officers and men of Fort Largs garrison wearing their walking out uniform and white helmets; a central figure marked with a cross and wearing khaki is identified as Dr. Angas Johnson.
Distant view of the jetty at Largs Bay
Distant view of the jetty at Largs Bay.
Largs Bay jetty
Fishing from Largs Bay jetty.
Dorothy Vernon Smith and Vernon Smith
Dorothy Vernon Smith and Vernon Smith at the rear of their former home at 429 Military Road, Largs Bay. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/24.
McColl family photograph album and scrapbook
An album and scrapbook initially kept by Jane McColl, daughter of James Ramsay McColl, showing the family and family home 'Largs Villa' at Woodville, her father and his employees in the marine plumbing business at Port Adelaide, and her brothers and cousins, some of whom found work on coastal steamers around Australia, including ports in Queensland, Sydney, Albany and Wyndham in Western Australia. The album was lent for copying and the State Library does not hold the original.
Photograph album of James Ramsay McColl
Studio portraits relating to the McColl Family, including examples of the work of a number of Adelaide and Melbourne photographic studios. The photographer is noted in brackets where this is known. The photographs show elegant dress styles and hair styles for men, women and children in the late nineteenth century in Adelaide and Melbourne, as well as Scotland.
House obscured by sand drift, Largs North
People walking through a sand drift which is next to a brick house that has a water tank at the back of it. Copy made from negative from lantern slide.
House obscured by sand drift, Largs North
Sand drift next to a brick house. The sand appears to be almost at roof level of the house. Copy made from negative from lantern slide.
A large gas balloon being demonstrated by Captain Penfold in front of a large crowd, Sydney
A large gas balloon being demonstrated by Captain Penfold (AKA Vincent P. Taylor) in front of a large crowd at Sydney, New South Wales, January 11th 1914.
Interior of a large machine shop featuring large metal "grabs" used for dredging and crane work
Interior of a large machine shop featuring large metal "grabs" used for dredging and crane work.
Large selenium coating machine
Photograph of a large domed piece of equipment sitting at the top of a frame. Caption reads 'large vac.[vacuum] chamber cleaned of selenium for al. evap[?]for mirrors[?] for Cameronics in W.A.'. 'Large Se[selenium] coater'.
Album of Adelaide views
Hardcover postcard album containing glossy printed copies of lithographic prints depicting various significant buildings and scenes in and around Adelaide. The red hard cover features a relief embossing of a version of the Australian Coat of Arms, and an image of Government House on the front. Handwritten script inside the rear cover reads 'Laddie with love from Auntie Jessie, Adelaide, August /94 [1894]'.
Logging a large tree
A large felled tree with woodmen; an example of the very large trees that were originally found by the early settlers in South Australia.
A large group of Aboriginal men at Alice Springs Telegraph Station. Telegraph employees Moore and Squire in top right corner of group.
A large group of older Aboriginal men. They may have come to this place for the distribution of rations, as the men sitting in the front row have tin cans beside them. All the men are wearing western dress and have beards. Two white men wearing hats are standing at the back, under a verandah on the right hand side of the group. This is probably a companion image to B 47072/167 showing a large group of Aboriginal women and children.
Large return verandah villa
Large return verandah villa with four young boys standing in the garden with a nursemaid, who is holding the hand of a toddler. The boys are wearing knickerbockers, long socks and smock like shirts. The house is a large bluestone return verandah villa with French doors, and iron lace, characteristic of houses found in Adelaide and some regional centres of South Australia in the latter part of the nineteenth century.
Unloading large logs from barges at Echuca
Unloading large logs from barges at Echuca, one barge converted into an outrigger for transporting large logs.
Large group of officers and other ranks
Large group of officers and men of the 11th Australian Field Ambulance photographed in 1916 on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England, prior to their departure for active service in France. All other ranks soldiers are wearing the Red Cross patch on the right arm of their uniform. Herbert Bindley Hussey is one of this group. (Photograph damaged; original not held by State Library).
The arrival of a large boiler brought from Port Adelaide
The arrival on the outskirts of Adelaide of a large boiler brought by a large horse team from Port Adelaide.
Horse drawn cart carrying a large stone block at Mount Gambier, South Australia
Four horses pulling a cart carrying a large Mount Gambier white stone block cut out with saws; written in large letters on the side of the block is 'for W.Laycock'.
A large children's choir in Adelaide
A large children's choir assembled on tiered seating in a large hall, possibly in the Exhibition Building, Adelaide which is decorated with flags, Royal insignia, and a banner bearing the phrase 'In God is our trust'.
Military staff at Fort Largs, South Australia
Members of the military staff at Fort Largs, South Australia. Seated in front row (from left): B. M. Morris; Dr Edward Angas Johnson; Camp Commandant Major A. Leonard; remainder unknown. See also PRG 280/1/14/226. Several of the same men appear in PRG 280/1/12/48 including Johnson (front left), and Leonard (front centre). Several of the unidentified men also appear in both photos.
South Australian naval cadets
Naval cadets on parade at Largs Bay, South Australia.
An army camps' cookhouse
The camp cookhouse and army cooks at Fort Largs.
10th Garrison Artillery
Sixty three members of the 10th Garrison Artillery in training camp at Fort Largs. Following the decision to place all military forces in khaki uniforms the 10th Garrison Artillery conducted a funeral in the afternoon of Tuesday 25 March 1913 for their old uniform of blue with a red stripe down the trousers. The sign near the headstone reads 'To the memory of the blue'.
A mock ambush
Army exercises involving cadets using single shot 310 Martini 'cadet' rifles in a mock ambush at Fort Largs.
Large selenium coating plant
Photograph of a large domed piece of equipment sitting at the top of a frame. Caption reads 'large Se[selenium] vacuum coating plant June 87'.