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South Australian interstate cricket team

1923, Photograph, PRG 280/1/45/173

South Australia's interstate cricket team in the South Australia versus NSW competition in the 1923-1924 season. Back Row L-R: ?, P.A. Ohlstrom, N.A.Walsh, J.W. Rymill, ?, H.M. Fisher, A. Ambler, ?. Front Row L-R: H.F.T. Heath, R.J.B. Townsend, J.T. Murray, A.J. Richardson, E.L. Bowley, ?. According to a researcher, the tall man at the centre of the back row is D.E. Pritchard. The unidentified umpires are T.W. Cook (back left) and S.W. Smith (back right) and the unidentified man at front right is N.L. Williams.

The 'Helen' being launched at Goolwa

1936, Photograph, D 7893/1(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' being lifted into the water, May 1936.

The 'Helen' underway

c. 1936, Photograph, D 7893/2(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' photographed following another vessel.

The 'Helen' at the wharf

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/3(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' at the wharf.

The 'Helen' underway

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/4(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' underway, with flags flying and a number of adults on the deck.

The 'Helen'

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/5(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen'; a number of people are on the observation deck and the ladder to the dinghy can be seen.

The 'Helen'

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/6(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' moored at the wharf, with a number of young men on the deck.

The 'Helen'

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/7(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' moored at the bank, with a number of people on the deck - 'probably still a fishing boat'. At this stage there are no windows to the cabin.

Mulloway caught at Goolwa

1945, Photograph, D 7893/8(T)

Mulloway fish caught in a ring net at the Murray mouth in 1945. A few of the fishermen's shacks can be seen in the distance on Young Husband Peninsula.

The 'Helen'

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/9(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' moored alongside a bank on which a number of people are seated - 'superstructure changed to similar to present and windows added'.

The 'Helen'

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/10(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' underway - 'note anchor winch and traditional stem post'.

The 'Helen'

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/11(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen'at rest in the water - 'exhaust pipe in transom, traditional rudder, two doors and hatch at cabin entrance'.

The 'Helen' underway

c. 1938, Photograph, D 7893/12(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen'underway near Goolwa.

The 'Helen'

1947, Photograph, D 7893/13(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' at its moorings - 'cabin top much lower than now, come of the windows slide up and down'.

The 'Helen'

c. 1947, Photograph, D 7893/14(T)

The wooden motor vessel 'Helen' with a load of passengers.

Goolwa on Sturt's re-enactment day

c. 1947, Photograph, D 7893/15(T)

Goolwa on Sturt's re-enactment day with the 'Helen' in the foreground. The skipper, Norm Woodrow, is in the dark suit and white topped cap on the 'Helen's' deck, back to camera.

The Woodrow family

1951, Photograph, D 7893/17(T)

Jean and Norman Woodrow, with their daughter Helen, on the deck of the 'Helen'.

Jean and Helen Woodrow

1951, Photograph, D 7893/18(T)

Jean Woodrow, with her daughter Helen, on the deck of the 'Helen'.

Jean and Norman Woodrow

1951, Photograph, D 7893/19(T)

Jean and Norm Woodrow on the deck of their boat, the 'Helen'.

Golf

Arthur Studio (Mount Gambier, S.A.), 1959, Photograph, BRG 347/1478

Photograph of Murray Brown and Bob Bradley at the microphone during a golfing event on 8th October 1959, Mount Gambier.

RSL and Legacy Golf Day

Arthur Studio (Mount Gambier, S.A.), 1966, Photograph, BRG 347/2776

Photograph of organisers of the RSL and Legacy Golf Day which was held on Sunday 13th November 1966. The men seated (front row, from left) are: Bill Carey, Bert Whiteside, Ken Wait, Graham Robinson, Max Young, Bill Bradley, Murray Clements. Back row: On left is Peter Collins, manager of the Mount Gambier Hotel; second from right is Eldon Young; third from right is possibly Dr Henry Holmes.