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Lee family photographs
Photographs of the Lee family along with photographs of the trip to W.A.
Camel cart ride at Anna Creek Station
Sandra Lee (second from right) and her sister Denise next to her riding on the camel cart which was used for general transportation at Anna Creek Station, at that time the largest cattle station in the southern hemisphere. Also pictured are a number of Aboriginal men and a child, with a load of wood in front. The photographer was the girls' father, Frank Lee, who was the station mechanic and general 'Mr Fixit'.
Letters from Mary Lee
Records comprising four original letters written by Mary Lee, two proofs of letters (2 copies of one) published by Mary Lee in the S.A. Register, a photograph of Mary Lee in front of the Davies House at North Adelaide and a newspaper clipping re sale of the house.
Mr. John M. Lee and Mr. W. Walters
Mr. John M. Lee of Angorichina Station chatting to Mr. W. Walker of the Hostel's staff; John Lee is riding horseback with his dog sitting behind him.
Brett Lee
Brett Lee bowls on the first day of the second test between Australia and New Zealand, 28 November 2008 Lee took five wickets Australia won by an innings and 62-runs on the fourth day of the second and final test, taking the series 2-0.
Major General George Leonard Lee
Major General George Leonard Lee wearing dress uniform in a studio view.
John M. Lee at Angorichina Hostel site
Mr John Lee [on his horse] of Lee & McFarlane Pastoral Co., donors of the land for the Angorichina Hostel.
Mr C. Lee
Mr C. Lee, Pioneer of Pinnaroo.
Samuel Lee
Samuel Lee.
Reverend R.A. Lee
PORTRAIT: Rev. R.A. Lee of Redhill, 1903-1906.
Mary Lee
PORTRAIT : Mary Lee, 1821-1909, Secretary of the Women's Suffrage League, 1888-1894.
Mary Lee, South Australian suffragist
PORTRAIT: Mary Lee, 1821-1909, South Australian suffragist.
Ministers controlling education in SA : Egerton Lee Batchelor
Portrait of Egerton Lee Batchelor who was Minister for Education from 8 December 1899 to 15 May 1901. From a pictorial composite entitled 'Ministers controlling Education - South Australia 1874-1902' - the entire composite can be viewed by doing a number search on B 6725.
Mary Lee
Studio portrait of social reformer Mary Lee, wearing a high necked dress and small bonnet.
Mary Lee outside a North Adelaide home
Photograph of Mary Lee in the front garden of the Davies' home in Barnard Street, North Adelaide.
F.J. Lee
Photograph of Mr F. J. Lee wearing his South Australian Police uniform and seated in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1955. The number on his uniform is 701.
The 'Ben-Lee' moored in an unidentified port
The steel ship 'Ben-Lee', 2341 tons, moored in an unidentified port. One of the ships owned by J. and J. Rae and Co., Liverpool.
The 'Ben-Lee' docked in an unidentified port
The steel ship 'Ben-Lee', 2341 tons, docked in an unidentified port.
The 'Ben-Lee' moored in an unidentified port
The steel ship 'Ben-Lee', 2341 tons, moored in an unidentified port.
The 'Ben-Lee' moored in an unidentified harbour
The steel ship 'Ben-Lee', 2341 tons, moored in an unidentified harbour. [Steel ship, 2341 tons. ON102635, 284.5 x 42.2 x 24.5. Built 1893 (10) Barclay, Curle and Co. Ltd. Glasgow. Owners Watson Bros. (Ben Line) registered Glasgow. c. 1913 (4) J & J Rae, registered Liverpool. Sunk following a collision in January 1916. Repaired and converted into a hulk - full description of accident see Ref. 5, Vol. 2. p279.]
Bust of Mary Lee
Bust of suffragist Mary Lee, 1821-1909.
Arts and Crafts : Artists : Gary Lee-Gaston
[Caption] Gary Lee-Gaston of Mitcham who will be demonstrating his technique at the Adelaide Art Society Winter Exhibition: "People like to see another artist at work - that's how they learn." 14th June 1989.
Arts and Crafts : Artists : Gary Lee-Gaston
[Caption] Gary Lee-Gaston of Mitcham will be submitting this painting of the Port River around Birkenhead Bridge to a new art contest focusing on Port Adelaide. The Royal SA Arts Society, sponsored by Port Adelaide Haulage, is running the "Port Adelaide in Perspective" art contest, which carries a $1000 prize for the best work in any medium. 29th March 1989.
Family Group and Home
Family of Mrs & Mrs Gordon Lee outside their home: l-r: Gordon Lee sen., Phillis Lee, Gordon Lee Jnr, Mrs Lee sen., Olive Lee, John Lee.
Cheese Factory
The Allendale and Kingsley Cheese Factory : left to right: John Lee; Sarah Lee; Gordon Lee; McKenzie.
Photographs of the 1994 Adelaide Festival
Photographs of events attended by Betty Fisher and other guests and attendees at the 1994 Adelaide Festival, including Writers' Week, and the Women's Suffrage Centenary at the Jacqui Hick Retrospective. See below for details.
Forest Inn Temperance Hotel, Glandore
The Forest Inn Temperance Hotel situated on the corner of Anzac Highway and South Road after conversion to small shops; now demolished. Kevin Monaghan and his Grandmother, Mrs. Annie Way Lee are standing outside the building. The photo was taken at the Forest Inn and sent to Kevin's Auntie Lily in Sydney, who was the daughter of Yett Soo War Way Lee. A billboard by the shop advertises the Women's Weekly 'June Brides Special Issue' published on 5 June 1937.
Account of a trip to the mid-north with Mrs Lavinia Lee
An incomplete account of Lizzie Foreman's trip to Toolatchie Homestead in the mid-north as a companion to the recently married Mrs Lavinia Annie Lee, wife of John Lee, who tragically became sick and died. The account mentions a number of outback stations and the names of people they met on their trip. Lizzie later became Lizzie Badge.
Driving in the first peg for Angorichina Hostel
Mr John Lee of Lee and McFarlanes who presented the land to the Aid Society, driving in the first peg', watched by two men and a woman.
Swan - Kaden wedding
Wedding of Nancy Lee Kaden, daughter of Frederick William Kaden and Minnie Maud Ellen Kaden, nee Lee, of Greeba via Cleve, to Kenneth William Swan, son of William Arthur Swan and Elizabeth May Swan nee Coghlan, of 18 Divett Place, Alberton, performed in St. John's Church, Halifax Street, Adelaide, South Australia.