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Miss Mary Buchan

c. 1870, Photograph, B 16747

Miss Mary Buchan of Mt. Gambier, murdered at Hedley Park on the 11th July 1875 aged 19 years.

Mary Ayers

Bond & Co., c. 1895, Photograph, B 62967

PORTRAIT: Mary Ayers, later: Mrs. Howard Lloyd.

Mary Hay and son Alexander (Alick)

Hammer & Co., 1903, Photograph, B 71833

Mary Violet Hay, nee Williams with son Alexander (Alick) aged 14 months.

Louisa Mary Chesson

Scott, R., c. 1880, Photograph, B 73579

Studio portrait of Louisa Mary Chesson (nee Le Poidevin), taken by Port Pirie photographer R. Scott.

Ethel Mary Bishop

Bond & Co., c. 1891, Photograph, PRG 1123/14/7

Studio portrait of Ethel Mary Bishop. The bodice and collar of her dress is decorated with braid and she is wearing a large broach.

Mary Mead

1902, Photograph, BRG 216/22/13

A black and white photograph of Mary Mead, sister to Elizabeth Bruce, sitting in a garden holding a paper. Inscription on reverse reads 'To Auntie Lizzie with Edies love. 1902'.

Mary Mead

Bond, A. E., c. 1890, Photograph, BRG 216/22/12

A sepia cabinet photograph of Mary Mead, sister to Elizabeth Bruce. Photograph by A. E. Bond of Port Adelaide.

Susan Mary Crompton

Crompton (Family), 1909, Photograph, PRG 331/10/22

Studio portrait of Susan Mary Crompton.

Susan Mary Crompton

Crompton (Family), 1931, Photograph, PRG 331/10/64

'S M Crompton, Christmas 1931'

First residence in Penola

Arthur Studio (Mount Gambier, S.A.), c. 1870, Photograph, B 58132

PENOLA: The first house in Penola owned by Mr. McElroy and used as a base for immigrant single Irish women until they were married. Mother Mary Mackillop lived here while she was governess to children of the Cameron family at Penola Station.

Tourist party at lunch at Mount Mary Station

Bray, Theodor, 1927, Photograph, B 64383/99

The party at lunch on Mount Mary Station beside their cars.

Man and a dog

Kaines, Jack A. P., 1924, Photograph, PRG 1638/5/13

A man with a dog.

Choral Society

Arthur Studio (Mount Gambier, S.A.), 1955, Photograph, BRG 347/6755

Members of the Choral Society taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1955. Back Row L-R: L. Watson, John Holland, C. Marks, L. Mudge, Mac Lovell, Bruce Goodes, J. Tremelling, Joe Pederick, Charlie McDonald. Middle Row: L-R unknown, Nola Gillies, Mary Lucas (nee Holland), Phillipa Nicholls, M. Dundon, Elsie Goodes, Audrey McPherson, Dawn Rowley. Front Row: L-R Amy Collins, Doreen Main, Lenore Roberts (nee Kentish), ... Wilson, Frank Roberts (conductor), Joan Aitkman (nee Lewis), Lynette Collins (nee Hocking), Kath Moody, Bertha McDonald.

Isobel Kentish riding Greenbanks

Arthur Studio (Mount Gambier, S.A.), 1958, Photograph, BRG 347/1407

Photograph of Isobel Kentish riding Greenbanks during a horse event in Mount Gambier.

Cottage, Mount Gambier

1865, Photograph, B 14721

Home of Mr. Henstridge, at German Flat, Mount Gambier West : Behind fence, Harry Henstridge, Mr. Henstridge, Mrs Henstridge, Martha Henstridge, Sarah Henstridge, front of fence: ?, Fred Henstridge Jr., Maria Henstridge. House was built by the owner. Fred Henstridge Jr. died 21 November 1934, aged 75. He created the Cave Gardens in Mount Gambier, and was a member of the Salvation Army. His father came from England in the early 1800s, with his two brothers. Frederick Henstridge senior married Maria Smith and Harriet Ford. He was father to Mary Ann, Samual, Eliza, Sara Ann, Harriet Maria, Emily and Martha. Frederick senior's brother Henry was President of the Typographical Society in 1888 and in 1899 Compositor of the Register Newspaper. He died in 1908

The Wenmouth Collection : Mount Gambier

Wenmouth, Bernice Mary, c. 1965, Photograph, B 64310/69

View from the lookout opposite the tower, showing the hospital at at Mount Gambier.

Competitors at the Hunt Club

Arthur Studio (Mount Gambier, S.A.), 1964, Photograph, BRG 347/1600

Photograph of four competitors - (from left) Mary Neale, Teresa Neale and Richard Neale, youngest children of Roy and Jean Neale - enjoying a snack during events at the Hunt Club in 1964, Mount Gambier.