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Swing bridge at Gawler

c. 1905, Photograph, B 59599

GAWLER: A woman stands on 'Goose Island Bridge', over the South Para river, Murray Street, Gawler.

Chevrolet car outside the Old Spot Hotel, Gawler

c. 1926, Photograph, B 59600

GAWLER: A 1926 Chevrolet car stands outside the Old Spot Hotel, Murray Street, Gawler.

People outside the Exchange Hotel at Gawler

c. 1890, Photograph, B 59601

GAWLER: A crowd of people with a number of horse drawn wagons, stand outside the Exchange Hotel, Murray Street Gawler. Mr C.J. Lucas was licensee from 1886-1901.

Cars which were supplied by Aero Motors, Gawler

1957, Photograph, B 59605

GAWLER: Cars which were supplied by Aero Motors, line Murray Street Gawler, during a visit by Sir Thomas Playford and other members of the State Government, July 1957. J.W. Mathews was the licensee of the Old Spot Hotel from 1954-1964.

Employees of G. Marsh's Wheelwright and Blacksmith at Gawler

c. 1917, Photograph, B 59606

Employees of G. Marsh's wheelwright and blacksmith business, standing by a wagon outside their shop situated at the rear of Exchange Hotel, Murray Street, Gawler.

Industrial buildings at Loxton

c. 1925, Photograph, B 59643

LOXTON: Industrial buildings on the edge of the Murray River at Loxton.

Royal Mail transport passing over a flooded bridge

c. 1922, Photograph, B 60758

GENERAL: The Royal Mail transport from Wentworth to Renmark passing over the Rufus River on a flooded bridge.

Members of 2nd/8th Field Ambulance Pipe Band

News and Mail, 1940, Photograph, B 61100

GENERAL: Members of the 2nd/8th Field Ambulance Pipe Band, 9th Division A.I.F., marching at Wayville. Front row from left: Reverend Angus Thompson; Don Hayes; Ken Greason. Second row from left: Jack Ferguson; Bill Williams; Graham Robinson; base drummer Max Hayes. Side drummers Donald Inkster; Ken Thompson; Dicky Duryea. Buglers front row: Sam Parks; Johnny Davis; ?. Second row: ?; Murray Kemp; ? Elphick. The remainder are unknown.

2nd/8th Field Ambulance Pipe Band 9th Division A.I.F

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd, 1940, Photograph, B 61101

GENERAL: Members of the 2nd/8th Field Ambulance Pipe Band, 9th Division A.I.F., marching at Wayville. Pipers front row, from left: Reverend Angus Thompson; Don Hayes; Ken Greason; Jack McPherson; Bill Williams; Graham Robinson. Third row, base drummer Max Hayes. Fourth row, side drummer Donald Inkster; tenor drummer Ken Thompson; side drummer Dicky Duryea. Buglers front row, from left: Sam Parks; Johnny Davis; ?. Second Row: ?; Murray Kemp; ? Elphick. The others are unknown.

Adelaide Highland Pipe Band, 1911

1911, Photograph, B 61102

GENERAL: Members of the Adelaide Highland Band. Back row, left to right: ? Reichbeth; ?; Dave Thomson; ?; Drum Major Jack Bruce; Norm McKinnon; Ashley ?; Dave Young. Second row: Joe Thompson; Allan Lett; ?; Pipe Major Bill McLennan; Drum Sergeant ? McKenzie; Bill Niven; ? Murray; ? Thompson. Sitting: Jack McLennan; Bill Young.

Mount Gambier Pipe Band

c. 1900, Photograph, B 61151

MOUNT GAMBIER: An early Pipe Band from the Mount Gambier area. The gentleman in the centre of the back row is John Livingston M.H.R. The boy second on the right at the front is Terry Murray.

Institute Building and Town Hall, Gawler

c. 1920, Photograph, B 61264

GAWLER: Exterior view of the Institute Building and Town Hall, Murray Street, Gawler.

Members of the Glen Osmond Tennis Club

c. 1910, Photograph, B 61362

GLEN OSMOND: Members of the Glen Osmond Tennis Club on a visit to Angaston. Back row from left: Nellie Allnutt; Bob Bowen; James Richard Fowler; George Fraser. Seated: Ernest Allnutt; Marion Fowler; Clara Thallon; Mrs Perks; Mary Murray; Harry Allnutt. Front: Lea Allnutt; Albert Bowen.

Wreck of the paddle-steamer 'Cadell'

1946, Photograph, B 61406

GENERAL: The wreck of the paddle-steamer 'Cadell' at Goolwa January 1946. The 'Cadell was one of the first paddle-steamers on the River Murray.

Rock band 'The Wipeouts'

c. 1985, Photograph, B 62841

Musicians of the South Australian rock band 'The Wipeouts'. From left of picture: Simon Weston, drums and vocals; David Hansford, Keyboards; David Henderson, guitars and vocals; Andrew Murray, saxophone, guitars and vocals; Clinton Doyle, guitars and vocals.

Frederick Elliott Randell and his wife Caroline with their children

1903, Photograph, B 62867

GENERAL: Frederick Elliott Randell, his wife Caroline and children Keith, who is riding a rocking horse, and Dorothy, photographed in a garden at Hyde Park, (Adelaide) by George Beauchamp on 8 May 1903. They are described as being the 'first S.A. residents in Zion City'. (They left Sydney for British Columbia, Canada ten days later.).

Pumping plant north of Waikerie

c. 1930, Photograph, B 62890

WAIKERIE: The Holder pumping plant on the River Murray, three miles north of Waikerie; a paddle steamer moored nearby is identified as being the 'Goldborough'.

Writers' Week volume one

State Library of South Australia, 1962, Photograph, B 49752/1

Volume one of four volumes of a photographic record of a party held at Belair, S.A. during Writers' Week, 1962. Volume one contains photographs 1- 35. Subjects include: Colin Thiele, Nene Gare, Nancy Cato, Roland Robinson, Douglas Stewart, C.P. Mountford, Stephen Murray Smith, Tom Shapcott, W. Flexmore Hudson, Leslie Rees, W.N. Scott, John Bray, Ian Mudie, Staunton McNamara, Glen Francis, Col Ponder, Kenneth Slessor, Beatrice Davis, Mary Dick, Elizabeth Harrower, Elizabeth Lane, Tom Hungerford, Christopher Wallace-Crabbe, David Rowbotham, Hal Porter, Ian Turner, F. Dalby Davison, T. Inglis Moore, W.E. Harney, Mary Durack, George Wilson, Kylie Tennant, Patsy Adam Smith, Mary Durack, W.E. Harney, Irene Foster, Olaf Ruhen and Vernon Branson. To see individual photographs do a NUMBER search on B 49752/1/1-35.