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Bay Road, Mount Gambier
The Bay Road at Mount Gambier running between the Blue Lake and the Leg of Mutton Lake.
Bay Road, Mount Gambier
Bay Road at Mount Gambier, Adam Lindsay Gordon's Memorial on the left.
Bay Road, Mount Gambier
Bay Road and the Adam Lindsay Gordon Memorial.
Jen's Town Hall Hotel
Jen's Town Hall Hotel at Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier convent
MOUNT GAMBIER: A view of the convent.
Photographic souvenir of officials of I.O.O.F visiting Mount Gambier
Photographic souvenir of the visit of Deputies to the G.A.C. of the I.O.O.F., M.4. held at Mount Gambier, May 31st, 1921. Photograph number 36 not included in the album.
Delegates to District Council's Conference
MOUNT GAMBIER: Group of Delegates to the District Council's Conference of the South East of South Australia, 1899.
John Livingston driving a horse drawn carriage
MOUNT GAMBIER: John Livingston driving a horse drawn carriage with a picnic party.
Caledonian Sports Committee
MOUNT GAMBIER: Members of the Committee for the Caledonian sports, January 1913.
Mount Gambier resident John Livingston
PORTRAIT: John Livingston, 1856-1935, senior, resident of Mount Gambier, in full Scottish dress.
Mount Gambier soldiers en route to South Africa
GENERAL: Mount Gambier men of the S.A. 1st Contingent to the South African War on board SS Medic.
Holy Cross Church, Mount Gambier
MOUNT GAMBIER: The Holy Cross Church, built in Doughty Street in 1882, Dismantled 1915.
Presentation cup awarded for ploughing match
MOUNT GAMBIER: Close view of engraving on the silver presentation cup awarded to Alex J. McRostie for winning a ploughing match in 1876.
Mount Gambier office of Softwood Products
MOUNT GAMBIER: Outside the office of Softwood Products, Sturt Street. Left-right: Percy Jacobs; Valerie Symons (later Mrs. Page); Bob Page, who was Chief Executive Officer at the works from 1952-1978.
Mount Gambier premises of Softwood Products
MOUNT GAMBIER: Premises of Softwood Products, Sturt Street.
Blue Lake Ladies Pipe Band
MOUNT GAMBIER: The Blue Lake Ladies Pipe Band marching in a New Years Day parade.
The Blue Lake Highland Pipe Band
MOUNT GAMBIER: Members of the Blue Lake Highland Pipe Band. Third row, left to right: Ern Golley; Bill Kinmonth; Jack MacPherson; Archie MacMillan (Drum Major); Bill Leggett; Graham Robinson; Bill Thompson. Second row: Hec Faser (Band President); Colin Gibson; Murdoch Gibson; Tommy Dowdell; Jimmy Seager; Mr. McBride (Patron). Front row: Bob MacPherson; Allan Golding; Charles Seebohm; Colin Ferguson; Jimmy Strafford. The Flag Bearer is Sandy McNash.
Residents of Mount Gambier: National Bank
National Bank at Mount Gambier (map 125, section 1100, allotment 58).
Residents of Mount Gambier: 'Border Watch' office
View of the 'Border Watch' office in Mount Gambier, with several men (presumably staff) standing out front.
Mount Gambier and District : South Eastern Bazaar
South Eastern Bazaar, Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier and District : Bay Road
Bay Road, Mount Gambier, loowing west before erection of Adam Lindsay Gordon memorial.
Mount Gambier and District : Bay Road
Bay Road, Mount Gambier, looking east.
Mount Gambier and District : Bay Road
Bay Road, Mount Gambier, looking west.
Mount Gambier and District : Morak Road
Morak Road, Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier and District : House
House of Charles Clarke at Mount Gambier. It was built on Section 309 Hundred of Blanche, and is now currently situated on Calula Drive. Charles Clark later moved back to Adelaide, and his three children later moved to Perth, where they are all buried. There are no remaining direct descendants of Charles, only from his brothers, Job, Robert, George and Richard.
Mount Gambier and District : House
Unidentified house in Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier and District : House
Clayton's house in Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier and District : House
Osborne's house in Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier and District : House
Rabine's house in Mount Gambier.
Mount Gambier and District : J. Ingleby premises
J. Ingleby, finance and general agent in Mount Gambier.