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Premises of the Arthur Studio and other shops in Mount Gambier
View of several shop fronts along Commercial Street in Mount Gambier, South Australia. On the ground level of the middle building is the Arthur Studio photographic business, at number 27. The Country Club Restaurant is to the left of the studio and on the level above. The building on the right is the Bank of New South Wales, at number 29. Two cars are parked out front. The car on the left is a Ford Zephyr. For an earlier view of these buildings see B 74161.
Premises of the Arthur Studio and other shops in Mount Gambier
Row of buildings along Commercial Street in Mount Gambier, South Australia. The building in the middle is the Arthur Studio photographic business, at number 27, Commercial Street east. The Bank of New South Wales, to the right, is number 29. For a later view of these buildings see B 74162.
Mount Gambier Hospital
View of Mount Gambier showing 1950s Nurses' Home, original 19th century hospital and the hospital which was opened in 1961, reaching final construction stages.
Public Library, Mount Gambier
MOUNT GAMBIER: The entrance to the Mount Gambier Public Library opened in April 1981 by H.R.H. Prince Charles; the library service commenced in 1967; the building also houses the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre.
Mount Gambier Technical High School
Photograph of five winners of events, possibly cooking events, at the Mount Gambier Technical High School in 1964.
Wool Festival, Mount Gambier
Parade through Mount Gambier as part of the Wool Festival, April 1961. This features a Scottish band with bagpipes and drums just past the Bank of New South Wales, with four trucks following.
Mount Gambier Players
Photograph of seven actors from the Mount Gambier Players taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1940.
Buildings along Bay Road Mount Gambier
Photograph of buildings along Bay Road Mount Gambier. They include the Trevorrow Insurance Agent, chartered accountants, Elder Smith and the Mount Gambier Hotel on the opposite corner.
St. Paul's Catholic Church in Mount Gambier
Photograph of a wedding in progress in St Paul's Catholic Church in Mount Gambier in 1949. The photograph is taken from the choir stalls looking down on the wedding party and their guests. The church is decorated with masses of flowers.
Old Resident's Association
[On back of photograph] '1913 / First picnic of Old Residents' Association / E. F. Crouch President / Taken 2nd April 1913 at Mount Gambier Showgrounds.' [General description] This group photograph shows the residents, dressed in their best, sitting in the Showground grandstand, a typically Victorian building with iron lace decoration on its roof supports. The little boy in white in the front row is the only youngster to be seen. On each side of the photograph are insets of small portraits of notable old residents. Names from the top left: John Livingstone, pioneer squatter, Abraham Wallace, Joseph Carter, Alex Mitchell, Wm. Allen Crouch, John McDonald, W.J.S. Clarke, John Leake. Top right side: Dr. J.E.D. Wehl, Jas. A.C. Hunter, C.G. Doughty, P. McArthur, Arch McArthur, Hastings Cunningham, Anthony Sutton, Robt. R. Leake. [Names supplied by Mr. E.F. Crouch of Mount Gambier, donor of photo.]
Mount Gambier Hospital
[General description] The recently completed Mount Gambier Hospital, built of stone in the Italian gothic style featuring towers and cloistered verandahs. Its foundation stone was laid on the 12th February, 1867 by Mr James C. Lyon. See B 3386 for another view.[On back of photograph] 'Mount Gambier Hospital / probably in the eighteen seventies (see souvenir of Mount Gambier p. 35)' (Another hand) 'Map 125, Hospital Reserve- adjoining Valley Lake'.
Crouch's store, Mount Gambier
[General description] People pose for the photographer under the verandah of this two storey stone building. A horse and cart stands in front of the store. See B 19739 for an earlier view before the addition of the verandah. William Allen Crouch arrived in South Australia on the'Templar' in 1845 and became a pastoralist. He arrived in Mount Gambier in 1849 and in 1852 he took over H. Crouch's store which he ran until he sold the business in 1870. [On back of photograph] 'Sect. 1103, Allots. 47/48 / Crouch's store, later Convent / Commercial Street, Mt. Gambier / The first two storey building in Mount Gambier / See Mt. Gambier Souvenir, 1926, p. 28 / Probably 1867-70 (See H. Ginnings, photographer)'.
Church & Manse, Mount Gambier
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church and Manse Mount Gambier. has been serving the people since Reverend James Don began his ministery in 1858. The Gothic revival church, built in 1870-71 was constructed of square rock faced with pink dolomite with cut limestone dessings. The spire was entirely rebuilt in 1885 and partially rebuilt again in 1928. The church in this photograph replaced a small presbyterian kirk which was built in 1860. The manse was constructed in 1910-11. The building is designed in Federation style and constructed in dressed Mount Gambier stone with gables, crenellated porch and bay window detailing
Mount Gambier Military Town Band
Mount Gambier Military Town Band, July 1897. Back row: J. Duigan (baritone); P. Ryan (bass); J. Pascoe (1st cornet); J. Searle (bass); J.E. Topham (euphonium). Middle row: E. Worms (baritone); O. Reinecke (2nd cornet); B. Trevare (1st cornet); F. Shepherson (1st horn); A. Butcher (euphonium); A.R. Cornish (cornet). Front row: E. Case (2nd horn); D. Malone (drum).
Pipe Band, Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier Pipe Band. First fully equipped pipe band in Australia.
Jens Hotel, Mount Gambier
Jen's Hotel and the Cave Gardens at Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier Baptist Church
Mount Gambier Baptist Church interior Included in the adults standing are: Sis. Crouch; Mr.Crouch; Lil McGibbon; Mr.Marks; Mrs Laidlaw; James Hill.
Mount Gambier Baptist Church
Mount Gambier Baptist Church interior.
Hospital Ward, Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier Hospital Interior scene with nurses and patients.
Cave Gardens, Mount Gambier
Cave Gardens and Jens Hotel at Mount Gambier.
Sports parade at Mount Gambier
Marist Brothers' College students marching around an oval at Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier Show
Photograph of horse riders and their family during the1965 Mount Gambier Show.
Mount Gambier High School
Photograph of two High School students being presented with sashes and cups in May 1962, Mount Gambier. A researcher believes that the female student is Rosemary Case.
Students at St Paul's, Mount Gambier
Photograph of a class of school children with a Father Dean Travers at St Paul's School in March 1973, Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier High School
Photograph of a man with two senior students at the Mount Gambier High School on 11th April 1962. The girl is probably Claire Schroder, daughter of one of the the teachers, whilst the boy is probably Frank Bowering, although according tot researcher his name is Max Megaw.
Girls' hockey team from Mount Gambier High School
Photograph of eleven girls from the Mount Gambier High School hockey team, wearing their uniform. According to a researcher, seated on the left is Shirley White (long time employee of O.G. Roberts & Co, an automotive dealership in Mount Gambier).
Mount Gambier High School 'A' Football Team
Mount Gambier High School 'A' Football Team. Front Row L-R: G. Young, R. Hunter, L. Illsley, K. Howell. Second Row L-R: R. Laslett, G. Kuhl, P. White, G. Ellis (Capt.), P. Mitchell, L. Finnis, M. White. Third Row L-R: M. Davis, W. Judd, L. Ridland, K. Peacock, H. Meinck, R. Hayman. Back Row L-R: D. Bilney, D. Young, K. Stafford, T. Kerslake.
Mount Gambier High School 'A' Baseball Team
Mount Gambier High School 'A' Baseball Team with winning shield and cups. Standing L-R: Graham Taylor, A. Roderick, Donald Aston, Roger Klose. Sitting L-R: B. Burns, Robert Kay, Robert Martiensen (Capt.), Geoff Haines, Anthony Sellar, Trevor Bawden.
Mount Gambier South "B" Football Team
Photograph of members of the Mount Gambier "B" Football Team who were premiers in 1930.
Crouch's Store, Mount Gambier
[General description] This faded photograph shows the plain two storey building which was the premises of one of Mount Gambier's oldest stores. [On back of photograph] 'Crouch's Store Commercial St., Mt. Gambier / (later a convent) / Before 1920' (Another hand) 'Map 125, Sect. 1103, Allot. 47/48'.