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Thorburn Brailsford Robertson dressed in a white sailor suit
Thorburn Brailsford Robertson dressed in a white sailor suit posed in a seaside setting in a London photographic studio (Arthur W Lee studio, 118, Stroud Green Rd. [Finsbury Park, London] N.). Handwritten caption of the front to the photograph: 'TB Robertson, Sept 1891: aged 7 1/2 years'.
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Dance with the Robert E. Lee : [poster]
Friday 16 June 1967, Viscount Slim Hall, Whyalla; Y-Y Club '67; special guests The Masters Apprentices; sponsored by Coca Cola Printed by Whyalla News
Lee Elvard with a variety of Messenger publications
Colour photograph of Lee Elvard with a variety of pamphlets, magazines and newspapers related to the Messenger Press. The titles include Second Semi-Final; SA Angler; TV Extra; Radio Modeller; The Weekly Realtor; Movement '80 and C.C.A. Newsletter. This image comes from 'Messenger Press 50th Anniversary Photos': a collection of photographs of people and events associated with the Messenger Press newspaper and collected for the Messenger's 50th anniversary, March 7, 2001.
'Pepys Show Project' photographs
The 'Pepys Show Project' is a series of casual shots taken by John Hinds to record the happenings at 1986 Festival Events. Names, dates and places are recorded on printed cards for posterity. Photographs containing John Hinds were taken by David Morgan. Hinds describes the shots, "overall it is a joyous and nostalgic time capsule of people and dress".
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
Photographer Jennie Groom addressing the audience attending the opening of "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing to her right are Melissa Bailey, the Hon. Jing Lee MLC, and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
Photographer Jennie Groom addressing the audience attending the opening of "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing behind her left to right are Melissa Bailey, the Hon. Jing Lee MLC, and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
The Hon. Jing Lee MLC addressing the audience attending the opening of "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing to her right are Melissa Bailey and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
Melissa Bailey opening "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing to her right are the Hon. Jing Lee MLC and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
"Let us be up and doing" public art piece
Photographer Jennie Groom being photographed while addressing the audience attending the opening of "Let us be up and doing", a public art piece celebrating South Australia's history of women in government, on the pillars of Parliament House. Standing to her right are Melissa Bailey, the Hon. Jing Lee MLC, and the Hon. Steph Key MP.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Patrick Lee
Arrived in South Australia in October 1840 on board the ship the "Mary Dugdale". Cowkeeper, publican, Adelaide.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : James Lee
Arrived in South Australia in October 1840 on board the ship the "Mary Dugdale".
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Group of [women] Old Colonists : Lee
VFL State of Origin Team 1987
Victorian Football League team that played State of Origin match against South Australia at Football Park on 27 May 1987. South Australia 12.13 (85) defeated Victoria 11.15 (81). Back Row L-R: Dermott Brereton, Paul Roos, Chris Langford, Darren Flanigan, Mark Lee, Kevin Walsh, Russell Morris, John Kennedy. Third Row L-R: E. Walsh (Property Steward), Dr. J. Landsberger (Medical Officer), Doug Barwick, David Glascott, Paul Meldrum, Brian Royal, Matthew Larkin, Richard Osborne, B. Bradley (Head Trainer). Second Row L-R: Kevin Sheehan (Team Manager), G. Cunningham (Physiotherapist), Tony Lockett, Gerard Healy, Gary Ablett (Snr), Gary Ayres, Rodney Eade, R. Leitch (Assistant Head Trainer), R. Simmons (P.E. Instructor), D. Hanly (Administration Manager). Front Row L-R: Ted Whitten (Chairman of Selectors), Ron Barassi (Selector) A. Bews, David Murphy, Wayne Schimmelbusch (Captain), William 'Bill' Goggin (Coach), Terry Daniher (Vice-Captain), Wayne Johnston (Deputy Vice-Captain), Kelvin Moore (Selector), G. Richmond (Selector).
Lee family at Pine Creek
Labelled by Lionel C E Gee 'Union' & Mrs Soo Lee'. A group of six people are posed in front of a building with stone foundation and split paling walls. At the back are three men. In front is a Chinese woman in western dress flanked by two children.
South Australian army officers
A group of South Australian army officers. [Identical to photograph at PRG 280/1/3/133]. A group of army officers, including a padre, outside a tent and identified as "Colonel Lee and his staff". Articles relating to this camp can be found in 'The Advertiser' Monday 31 January 1910, page 10, and Tuesday 11 January 1910, page 12, and these identify personnel in the camp. An almost identical photograph (minus the padre) captioned as 'Headquarters Staff' appeared in 'The Observer' Saturday 5 February 1910, page 28. Not all listed in the papers are pictured, but those who have been identified are: Colonel J.H.A. Lee (centre, middle row); Major Walter Dollman (back row, 4th from right); Lt-Colonel W. Ramsay Smith (front row, on left); Major T.H. Smeaton (middle row, on right); R.A. Duncan and R. Duncan (with large cap badges, back row, 2nd from right and front row on right); and Colonel J. Rowell (middle row, 3rd from left). The padre (back row, centre) is Archdeacon Samwell (see 'The Advertiser', Saturday 29 January 1910, page 1). Percy Middleton Wells is Back Row 3rd from the left. A researcher has discovered an error. Lt-Colonel (Dr) William Ramsay Smith is not the person in the front row on the left, but the one in the centre row, from left. (compare the likeness with that in the photograph "Doctor Ramsay Smith attending a Mayor's garden party in Adelaide [PRG 280/1/15/61]")
Floods at Black Forest Inn, near Adelaide, South Australia
Floods after heavy rain over the Bay Road at Black Forest Inn, near Adelaide, South Australia. A researcher has provided the following information: Annie Way Lee, wife of the prominent Adelaide Chinese Merchant Yett Soo War Way Lee, lived here with her husband and children. One of the buildings at the University of South Australia is named after Yett Soo War Way Lee.
Kitchener Camp at Brighton.
A group of army officers, including a padre, outside a tent and identified as "Colonel Lee and his staff". The clergyman may be Camp Chaplain Archdeacon F.W. Samwell. Articles relating to this camp can be found in 'The Advertiser' Monday 31 January 1910, page 10, and Tuesday 11 January 1910, page 12, and these identify personnel in the camp. An almost identical photo (minus the padre) captioned as 'Headquarters Staff' appeared in 'The Observer' Saturday 5 February 1910, page 28. Not all listed in the papers are pictured, but those who have been identified are: Colonel J.H.A. Lee (centre, middle row); Major Walter Dollman (back row, 4th from right); Lt-Colonel W. Ramsay Smith (believed to be middle row, on left, instead of front row left); Major T.H. Smeaton (middle row, on right); R.A. Duncan and R. Duncan (with large cap badges, back row, 2nd from right and front row on right); and Colonel J. Rowell (middle row, 3rd from left). The padre (back row, centre) is Archdeacon Samwell (see 'The Advertiser', Saturday 29 January 1910, page 1). According to a researcher, front Left Hand Side is Lt. Col. Humphris DSO, middle LHS is Lt Col Ramsay-Smith.
Tessa Lee Freak, 18 months, of Seaview Downs gives a cuddle to her new cousin, Nickea Lee Murray. Born Flinders Medical Centre, Saturday 27th July 1991 to David & Leanne of Hackham.
Lazy Dog, (left to right) Sarah Connor, Mile End; Tobam A.K. Lee, Somerton; Steven Wildebeast, Ovingham; Benji Brooks, Meadows; Susan Snare, Bourke; Boy Howdy, Cowandilla; Sonya Lee, Port Adelaide.
The Four Tones vocal group
The Four Tones vocal quartet, Garry and Peter Knoblauch, Lee Tingey and Glenn Shorrock who briefly replaced Lee's brother John when he left the group in July 1961. (John Tingey later rejoined the quartet.).
Some members of the Refreshment Committee
A photograph which was published in the newspaper Critic, 6 December 1916 as part of a page 6 feature 'Committees of the Repatriation Day which is to be held Saturday, December 15th'. The photograph's caption: 'Some members of the Refreshment Committee. Standing - Mr. Geo. Hawkes, Mr. Henesey, Mr. Wallis, Sitting - Nurse Lee, Mrs. Crawford Vaughan, Mrs. J. Howard Vaughan.' Nurse Lee's initials were F. M. Mrs. Crawford Vaughan was Evelyn Maria Vaughan, nee Goode, wife of the Premier. Mrs. J. Howard Vaughan was her sister-in-law Helena Maud Vaughan, nee Fry.
Photographs of Citizens' Advice Bureau activities and events
This series comprises: photographs of staff and volunteers of the Citizens' Advice Bureau on excursions; at parties; and at official functions. See contents note for more details.
Theatre designs created by JS Ostoja-Kotkowski
The series consists of artworks, photographic material, correspondence, press clippings and a model of a set design relating to theatre productions where JS Ostoja-Kotkowski designed the sets and/or the costumes. They include plays, operas and ballets. The series is organised by production and see also references have been included where material is in more than one sequence. Chronology:. c1949-1953 Melbourne theatre (PRG919/26/3440-3462). 1956 The Prisoner (PRG 919/26/2252-2261); Swan Lake (PRG 919/26/3102). 1957 King Lear (PRG 919/26/1479-1480) Six characters in search of an author (PRG 919/26/3123-4); Three's Company (PRG 919/26/3466). 1958 Elixir d'Amor (PRG 919/26/888-9); Il Matrimono (PRG 919/26/1336); Waiting for Godot PRG 919/26/3784-3790); Pas Noir et Sentimentales (PRG 919/26/4103-4). 1959 Cavalliera Rusticana (PRG 919/26/289-302); The Two Widows (PRG 919/26/3488-3495). 1960 The Turn of the Screw (PRG 919/26/3470-3487); Faust (PRG 919/26/890-904); Orpheus (PRG 919/26/2057-2060, 2609-2731); Marriage of Figaro (PRG 919/26/905, 1560-1561, 2414-2417); Moon on a Rainbow Shawl (PRG 919/26/1562-1563A); School for Scandal (PRG 919/26/3098-3100); Teahouse of the August Moon (PRG 919/26/3155-3180). 1961 Don Carlos (PRG 919/26/392-410); Don Pasquale (PRG 919/26/411); Ham Funeral (PRG 919/26/918-928); The Entertainer (PRG 919/26/414-417); Lysistrata (PRG 919/26/1478); Music Recital (PRG 919/26/1564-1565); Opera Workshop (PRG 919/26/2418); Swamp Creatures (PRG 919/26/3103-3121. 1962 The Caretaker (PRG 919/26/141-158; The Cousin from Fiji (PRG 919/26/366-382, 3987; Gentleman's Island (PRG 919/26/917, 1364-6, 1383-5); Dinner Engagement (PRG 919/26/391); The Telephone (PRG 919/26/391, 3463-5, 4049); The Scarf (PRG 919/26/391, 3101, 3463-5, 4048); Prima Donna (PRG 919/26/1364-7, 2262); La Voix Humaine (PRG 919/26/1364-6, 1386-7); Iphigenia (PRG 919/26/1422-1458); JB (PRG 919/26/1459-1475, 4097-4101); Madam Butterfly (PRG 919/26/1481-2, 1557-9, 2400-2413, 3988). 1963 Il Seraglio (PRG 919/26/1337-1360); Oedipus Rex (PRG 919/26/1577). 1964 The Bartered Bride (PRG 919/26/50-90); Macbeth (PRG 919/26/1483-1555, 4116, 4187); The Tales of Hoffman (PRG 919/26/3125-53). 1965 The Balcony (PRG 919/26/1-49); The Flying Dutchman (PRG 919/26/909-916, 2348-56A); Riders of the Sea (PRG 919/26/2346-57); The Heavyweight (PRG 919/26/929-931, 1397, 2357); I Pagliacci (PRG 919/26/930-1, 1397-1421, 2061, 2357); The Representative (PRG 919/26/2327-44); The Royal Hunt of the Sun (PRG 919/26/2358). 1966 Intervarsity jazz convention (PRG 919/26/1363); Nabucco (PRG 919/26/1566-76, 2419-61, 4055-4096). 1968 Burke's Co (PRG 919/26/94-140); Cosi Fan Tutte (PRG 919/26/305-365); Death of a Salesman (PRG 919/26/383-90); The Recruiting Officer (PRG 919/26/2326); Intimate Opera Group - Chantedoiz, Missus (PRG 919/26/4188-4190). 1969 Orpheo/Orpheus and Euridice (PRG 919/26/1578-81, ON DISPLAY IN MORTLOCK WING 2462-2607); The Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to St Luke (PRG 919/26/1582-2056, 2732-3097); Rake's Progress (PRG 919/26/2263-2325). 1970 The Spanish Ravel (PRG 919/26/3122). 1971 The Unknown Soldier and his Wife (PRG 919/26/3496-3783). 1974 The Excursions of Mr Broucek (PRG 919/26/418-887); Idomineo (PRG 919/26/932-1335). 1975 Polish Theatre Zemsta (PRG 919/26/3872-3961). 1978 Polish Theatre Dwa Teatry (PRG 919/26/2232-4); Teatr Stary (PRG 919/26/3181-3248). 1980 Polish Theatre Teatr sw Franciszka (PRG 919/26/2235-40; 3249-75). 1982 Playboy of the Western World (PRG 919/26/2062-2127). 1985 Carouselle Theatre Co (PRG 919/26/159-288); Polish Theatre Przeprowadzka (PRG 919/26/2128-2226). 1988 Polish Theatre Ich Czworo (PRG 919/26/2241-51, 3376-3428). 1989 Polish Theatre Smierc na Gruszy (PRG 919/26/2227-2231, 3429-3439); Roztworowski (PRG 919/26/2359-2399). 1991 Polish Theatre Wesele PRG 919/26/3791-3871). nd The Trojan Women (PRG 919/26/3469); The Beast in View (PRG 919/26/91-93); Christmas Concert (PRG 919/26/303); The Interrupted Rehearsal (PRG 919/26/1361-1362); La Traviata (PRG 919/26/1477); The Magic Flute (PRG 919/26/1556); Tosca (PRG 919/26/3468); Richard II (PRG 919/26/2345); Toda-san (PRG 919/26/3467); Tango (PRG 919/26/3154.
Johnston's World War Two Air Force album
Photograph album belonging to 'Johnston' of the RAF, comprising black and white photographs of France, Belgium, Holland and Germany near the end of the Second World War, showing: the devastation caused by the war; destruction of buildings and countryside; Winston Churchill visiting Sainte-Croix-sur-Mer Airfield; Wing Commander Baker's grave near Caen (C/O 146 Wing); German prisoners in Caen; Thanksgiving and Liberation ceremony in Tours-en-Vimeu near Abberville; King George, Monty, A.V.M. Brown and A.M. Broadhurst inspection various Air Force Wings in Antwerp; crashed aircraft in Germany; Germany at the end of the war; RAF Squadron crests for No. 146 Wing; military cemetery; Network Control Room broadcasting house, Hamburg; Johnston and his friends in Air Force uniform in Germany; Johnston and his friends enjoying recreation leave on the beach and swimming pools (some first names provided); women at work in a cabin at Blankenese; and landscape scenes. Selected images have been digitised. See below for details. A researcher has provided the following information: 'I have just purchased an original 1944 album of photos by Sergeant George Lee who was working in HQ Signals of 146 Wing 2nd Tactical Air Force (RAF) and, in starting to research into who George Lee was I came across your website. The photos in your album and mine are virtually identical - clearly of the same events and taken from similar if not identical viewpoints.'
Photographs and slides relating to Coober Pedy
Photographs selected to be incorporated into a book about Coober Pedy. Initial discussions took place between John Dallwitz and Rigby Ltd. in 1977 but it is unclear as to whether the book was published. Photographs were to be used in various chapters .... which was to be titled 'Photographic essay of present day Coober Pedy'. Also an index to the photographs. Not all the photographs have been digitised. Also includes colour slides with the name 'Busbridge' on them.
Hall Committee Members
Allendale East Hall Committee on opening day: Back l-r, C.C. Griffen, A.B. Wallace, G.A. Parish, M. Dwyer, J.A. McAskill, G. Lee. Front: l-r, I. Wallace, J. Butler, M.A. Hyde, J.W. Kemp, R. Wallace, M. Stewart.
Hall Committee Members
Allendale East Hall Committee on opening day: Back l-r: C.C. Griffen, A.B. Wallace, G.A. Parish, M. Dwyer, J.A. McAskill, G. Lee. Front: l-r, I. Wallace, J. Butler, M.A. Hyde, J.W. Kemp, R. Wallace, M. Sewart.
Cottages, Cape Banks
Cottages, Cape Banks which is 36 miles south west of Mount Gambier on the South East Coast of South Australia. Cape Banks is a cuspate foreland protruding 500 metres seaward in lee of calcarenite rocks and reefs. The photograph shows two self contained whitewashed cottages complete with fenced gardens, flowering shrubs - an oasis among the sand dunes.
Glandore
[General description] The Forest Inn is a stone two storey building with wooden verandahs and balconies, the supports being of unmilled tree trunks. In the centre of the view is a family (possibly that of the proprietor) dressed in their best, sitting in a horse drawn cart. Other people in the view were probably employees of the hotel. Margaret Randall was licensee at this time. See B 54025 for a view taken in 1937. [On back of photograph] 'Forest Inn / 1885 or 1886 / Situated on the corner of intersection of the South and Bay (Anzac Highway) Roads / Copied from a photograph lent by Mrs. A. Lee of 102 Anzac Highway, Glandore / This building was modernised a few years prior to its demolition Shop windows etc installed and used as a sweets shop / The building was demolished in 1939' (Another hand) 'Delicensed probably in 1909 (see Directories) when B'J. Conroy was licensee'.
Glenelg
Jetty Road, Glenelg showing premises on the south side, just east of the Congregational Church. On the left is Hambridge's Store. The central buildings house the offices of John Lee, Agent and Secretary of the Glenelg Brighton andSturt Building Society. Next door stands the Glenelg Photographic Rooms. Women and children (one of the little boys is wearing a fez) are standing outside the buildings. This photograph shows good detail of the fashion in 1884.