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[Glass plates and negatives of Adelaide scenes]
A mixture of glass plate negatives and acetate negatives, many believed to have been taken by George Reeves. A diary 'The Welcome Photographic Exposure Record and diary, 1912' which was used to record details of exposures; and a leaflet 'How to use Velox' can be found at D 8602(Misc).
"Maid and Magpie Hotel"
"Maid and Magpie Hotel", Stepney; the signpost points the way to Magill, Greenhill and Lobethal, behind it is the public house lamp which was the only one in the vicinity. Notes on the back of the photograph state "Maid and Magpie Hotel (and Tea Gardens) Stepney, c. 1870 as it appeared about 80 years ago. Note structure on right carrying notice "Quoits. Skittles". On the left is a hansom cab. At the triangular corner is situated the public house lamp (the only public lamp in the vicinity) and a signpost pointing the way to Magill, Green Hill, and Lobethal. Contemporary feminine costume is illustrated on the right foreground: the fulsom frock, white stockings, and black lace-up boots. The man standing forward from the central group, wearing a tall grey bell-topper, black bow tie, white boots and "cool" summer clothing, is probably a travelling photographer: A primitive camera stands on its tripod on his left. The Maid and Magpie was first licensed in June 1848, the locality being known at the time as Second Creek, near the new village of Norwood." The proprietor at the time of this photograph taken in approxomately 1870 could have been C Muller. Various Mullers had held this position between 1848 and 1882
Theological Graduates
Theological graduates of Lobethal College: Philipp Jacob Oster, Carl August Hensel and Adolph Strempel. In the early 1850's Pastor Fritzsche developed a small college at Lobethal to teach ministry. Three pastors and several teachers graduated from this college in the mid 1850's
Postcard collection of Emily Sophia Groom
A collection of postcards and greeting cards collected by Emily Sophia Groom (nee Grovermann) during the early 1900s, with many cards depicting early SA. The inscription inside the album states "E S Grovermann, Blyth, 29-5-1906". Emily Groom was born in 1877 at Clare and married Harry Rowe (his mother's surname) Groom in 1931. Emily was aged 45 when she married and did not have children of her own. Locations in the postcards include Blyth and Clare, Tanunda, Gumeracha, Victor Harbor and Port Elliot, Adelaide, North Adelaide, and assorted interstate and international locations [See individual records for selected digitised postcards, which may be viewed online].
Charleston
Ford near Lobethal on the Forrest Range Road.
Camelot Castle, Basket Range
Watering the garden at Camelot Castle. (Camelot Castle is situated on Lobethal Road, Basket Range.)
Rabbit Hunting, Mamburdi
Rabbit hunting on "Neudorf" a property belonging to the Muller family west of Lobethal, their house can be seen in the distance. This view was recorded as being taken on 4 August 1894 at 10:30 am.
Onkaparinga River
The Onkaparinga River by the road from Lobethal to Woodside, 19 January 1893.
Onkaparinga River
Onkaparinga River, western branch on Hasse's farm, Lobethal.
Onkaparinga River
The western branch of the Onkaparinga River leaving Hasse's farm at Lobethal.
Opening of Lutheran Church
Opening of the Lutheran Church at Sedan.
Woodside Post Office
Woodside Post Office. Woodside was founded in 1850 by James Johnstone and is situated between Balhannah and Lobethal. The photograph shows two men and two small boys standing outside the Woodside Post Office.
T. W. Boehm
Traugott Wilhelm Boehm graduate of Lobethal Theological College in 1854. He was the founder of the Hahndorf Academy in 1857. The highly successful school came to an end when the government grant was abolished. Boehme was forced into insolvency but the school continued under DJ Byard. The school was taken over by the Lutheran Church and it eventually became Concordia College
South African War
This group, which departed for South Africa on the Medic on November 2nd, 1899 is part of the South Australian Mounted Rifles which comprised the first two contingents sent off to the South African war. The men, all wearing their slouch hats are seated in tiers. [On back of photograph] 'South African War / 1899-1902 / First South Australian Contingent / see Chronicle illustrations November 4th 1899'. The following information was provided by a researcher: "This photograph was taken at the Old Exhibition Grounds on the eastern side of Frome Road, Adelaide, in front of the city's original Exhibition Building. All South Australian contingents for South Africa trained here. The officers and men of the 1st South Australian Mounted Rifles, commanded by Captain F.H. Howland of Mount Gambier, are shown only a few days before embarkation on 2 November 1899. Their uniforms, manufactured at Lobethal, were brand new. 1SAMR comprised five officers and 121 NCOs and men, most with service in the South Australian Military Forces. Later contingents took many more men without military experience. 1SAMR was an infantry unit and only converted to a mounted infantry role in January 1900, a belated recognition by the British general staff that mounted infantry had to be the priority in a country as large as South Africa". [Information from Dr. Tony Stimson, President, South Australian Boer War Association]
Reservoir
Reservoir north of Lobethal.
The Willows
The Willows and bridge near Lobethal on Forest Range road.
Kenton Valley Road
To North Lobethal along Kenton Valley road.
Farms
Pfeiffers and Steickes farms, Jungfer Road, east of Lobethal.
Mt. Tabor Valley
Mt. Tabor valley near Lobethal.
Mt. Tabor
Mt. Tabor near Lobethal.
Producers' Club Hotel, Grenfell Street
J.J. Dunn's Producers' Club Hotel, Grenfell Street, south side, August 29th 1941, frontage of Hotel is 25 yards. This hotel existed from 1839 and has been known as Woodman Inn, Electric Light, Producers Hotel. John Joseph Dunn was the proprietor at the time of this photograph.
Laurence Juers
Laurence Juers, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Portrait of Beatrice May Moore
PORTRAIT: Beatrice May Moore, 1881-1913, an art teacher at North Adelaide and Hawkers Road, Medindie; she was well known for her community work in the Lobethal area where her father was a fruit grower.
MG TC Special, Woodside
Lex Davison's MG TC Special was involved in an accident at Lobethal in 1948 and badly damaged. It was rebuilt and supercharged but the bonnet bulge was considered unsightly and was removed late in 1949.
South Australian scenes and activities 1
Part of a collection of slides taken by amateur photographer Elva Heinemann of South Australian scenes and activities. These slides document Port Elliot (including Green Bay), Goolwa, Victor Harbor, Strathalbyn and Mannum. See 'contents' for details of individual images.
Actors, dancers, musicians
Renate Turrini, Lobethal, 'Witches & Demons'.
Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbyterian Church buildings activities and people.
Photographs of Presbyterian buildings, activities and people.
Collection of photographs of Presbyterian Church buildings activities and people. Housed in album with nos 221-260.
Photographs of the 1st S.A. Company during the Boer War
Collection of photographs, most of which were taken in South Africa of the 1st South Australian Company during the South African War. The collection is part of the personal papers of Lt Col F.H. Howland of Mount Gambier, C.O. of the lst S.A. Contingent. See 'contents' for details of items.
Kapara Red Cross Home
A garden party in March, 1963, at Kapara was an occasion to wear medals. Still an active worker for the division, Mrs Mary Holmes of Lobethal 1963 was awarded a rosette for her 60 years service.