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Mount Gambier rock concert
View of a band performing at a rock concert at Mount Gambier, looking out toward a relaxed crowd of people sitting on the grass. One of the musicians is playing slide guitar and there is a child sitting on the corner of the stage.
Mount Gambier rock concert
Group of people standing on a hill at a rock concert at Mount Gambier. A couple of men have guitars strapped around their backs.
Mount Gambier rock concert
Group of people in a circle at a rock concert at Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier rock concert
Young woman amongst the crowd at a rock concert at Mount Gambier.
Sunken garden, Mount Gambier
View of the sunken garden at the Umpherston Sinkhole, Mount Gambier
Sunken garden, Mount Gambier
View of the sunken garden at the Umpherston Sinkhole, Mount Gambier
Sunken garden, Mount Gambier
View of the sunken garden at the Umpherston Sinkhole, Mount Gambier
Mrs Robert Caldwell outside the Presbyterian Manse at Mount Gambier
[General description] Mrs. Sarah Caldwell, wife of the Presbyterian minister Mr Robert A. Caldwell in her pony trap outside the Presbyterian Manse in Mount Gambier. Mrs Caldwell is wearing a cloak, a veiled beflowered hat and has a rug across her lap. A young man is attending the two ponies. The two storey stone manse can be seen behind the picket fence. [On back of photograph] Mrs R.A. Caldwell and the Old Manse Mt. Gambier.
Church, Mount Gambier
[General description] The original St. Andrews Church, built in 1860 of stone and situated on high ground. The manse is a two storey stone building featuring Dutch gables. Both buildings appear to have slate roofs. The fencing around the church property is of post and rail, with one section of palings. In 1871 the new church was built next to the original building which was subsequently demolished. See B 13427 for the new church. [On back of photograph] 'First Presbyterian Church and Manse, Mt. Gambier / 1867-70 (see directories for H. Ginnings, photographer, and 'Back to Mount Gambier' souvenir, 1926 pp. 83-84)' (Another hand) 'Map 125, Sect. 1101, Alllot. 37'.
Mount Gambier Roller Flour Mill
Mt. Gambier Roller Flour Mill: Under verandah - Tom Lewis, Alf Lewis, Bill Smith, Roger Battye, Jack Wilson (in cart), (sitting) Jim Telfer. The Mount Gambier Roller Four Mill was built in 1885 on the corner of Sturt Street and Bay Road, by Thomas Henry Williams. The mill was expanded in the late 1890s and 1900. Thomas Williams was also on the town council in 1876 and was mayor from 1881 - 1882. He was the first man to own a motor car in Mount Gambier. This was the fourth mill built by Thomas Williams. His second mill, the Commercial Steam Flour Mill, was located on Percy Street, and built in 1867.
Roller Flour Mill, Mount Gambier
T. H. Williams' Mt. Gambier Roller Flour Mill: l-r: Mel Wilson (Clerk), John Dillon (Miller), ?, Tom Lewis (in cart), Charlie Stewart (in cart), Centre at rear ; T.H. Williams. The Mount Gambier Roller Four Mill was built in 1885 on the corner of Sturt Street and Bay Road, by Thomas Henry Williams. The mill was expanded in the late 1890s and 1900. Thomas Williams was also on the town council in 1876 and was mayor from 1881 - 1882. He was the first man to own a motor car in Mount Gambier. This was the fourth mill built by Thomas Williams. His second mill, the Commercial Steam Flour Mill, was located on Percy Street, and built in 1867.
Saddlery, Mount Gambier
Saddler shop in Commercial Street East in Mt. Gambier. Proprietors: W.A. Crouch, 1856-1870 and J. Heinemann, 1863-1874. Mr Crouch was credited with having blazed the track from Mount Gambier to Penola by marking the trees, and traversed the district on foot. He built the first two storey store in Mount Gambier opposite Lange and Company in Commercial Street, East and the building afterwards became the Catholic Convent
Kieselbach Coffee Palace
Kieselbach Coffee Palace. Mt. Gambier, built in 1884 by Ad. Kieselbach, 'Baker, Confectioner and Caterer'. Built from Mount Gambier stone It is a plain two storey building with a verandah out front. Later it was extensively remodelled and became the Palace Hotel (See B 15846).
Public School, Mount Gambier
Children in the 5th Class at Mt. Gambier Public School with teacher Miss A. Hoffmeister, at Mount Gambier.
Tree Planting at Valley Lake in Mount Gambier
[General description] A group of Mount Gambier residents assembled for tree planting in the Lakes Area of Mount Gambier. Men, women and children, some holding spades are assembed with the steep hillside of the lakes in the background. A basket of apples stands in the foreground. [On back of photograph] Planting trees Valley Lake Mt. Gambier. F. Davison Mayor. Mayor's Arbor Day July 16, 1890.
Mount Gambier residents
MOUNT GAMBIER: A group of men from Mt. Gambier.
Bay Road and T. H. Varcoe's foundry, Mount Gambier
Photograph of two views of roads in Mount Gambier. Comprising the T.H. Varcoe Iron and Brass Foundry on Ferrers Street [top], and a view of Bay Road Mt Gambier, looking South.
Building site in Mount Gambier
Photograph of a Mount Gambier building site, 28 July 1958. Visible in background from left is the RSL, the National Bank manager's house, and the Mt. Gambier Hotel.
Odeon Theatre
Photograph of a singer and piano accompanist at the Mobil Quest 1953 in the Odeon Theatre in Mount Gambier.
East Gambier Football Club
Photograph of East Gambier Football Club team posing for a photo in front of a bus on 6th October 1967.
South Gambier Cricket Club
Photograph of members of the South Gambier Cricket Club taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1952.
South Gambier Football Club
Photograph of members, mascots and officials from the South Gambier Football Club standing in front of their banner in 1948. Arch Ryan is in the second from back row, 7th from the left.
South Gambier Cricket Club, Premiers 1952-1953 season
Photograph of the South Gambier Cricket Club with their trophy taken in 1953. Back row: L to R: J. Thomas, M. Liebelt, D. Attiwill, R. Grubb, L. Norman, G. Sell, W. McGregor. Front row: R. Nicholls, A. Lawson, T. Hall (Captain), M. Hirth (Presient), G. Gross (Vice-Captain), H. Coggins, J. McDowall, R. Keen (absent).
West Gambier Cricket Club
Photograph of members of the West Gambier Cricket Club taken in 1955.
Blue Lake
Panoramic view of the Blue Lake, Mount Gambier. The photograph has been touched up with colour, showing the lake as blue. There is an automobile positioned on the left near Gordon's Monument, and a woman sitting on the banks to the right holding a toddler, both dressed in late Edwardian clothes.
Commercial Street, Mount Gambier
View of Commercial Street, Mount Gambier. Pedestrians are out and about. The building on the left is labelled A.W. Sandford.
Mount Gambier - Commercial St
[General description] Commercial Street in Mount Gambier showing various businesses including a confectionery shop, bakery, Fidler Webb Store, Watsons, Hotel, and the Post Office. Pony and traps and carts wait outside shops and ornate lamp stands line the street. [On back of photograph] Commercial Street Mt. Gambier. Before 1893 Post Office removed to Bay Road before 1893. According to information from Mr. L. Hill, Mt. Gambier, this is dated 1886.
Mount Gambier
[General description] Photograph of a lithograph showing a detailed panoramic view of the township and surrounding countryside. Mount Gambier can be seen in the background. [On back of photograph] 'Mount Gambier (looking south from a point east of the Penola Road) Before 1920' (Another hand) '1882'.
Mount Gambier township
[General description] Street scene in Mount Gambier township, showing the intersection of Commercial Street and Bay Road. On the left is I. Aconley, Draper and Clothing, next, on the corner is the Federal Boot Company. Across the road a horse and cart amble past the Mount Gambier Hotel. A large telegraph pole is situated on the corner.
Commercial St., Mount Gambier
Commercial St., Mount Gambier showing the old Town Hall on the left with its prominent clock tower. The huge building is constructed from dolomite and limestone and was completed in 1882. The Institute building was added in 1882. An ornate marble fountain was donated to Mount Gambier by Captain Robert Gardiner in 1884