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Peake Baptist Church
The Peake Baptist Church, originally built by Moore and Trezise in 1908 as a bakehouse and refreshment rooms to serve railway passengers. The building was purchased by the Home Mission Department in 1922 to serve as a new Baptist church and manse.
Photographs taken by Club members
Records comprising two sets of slides created by amalgamating the best of those taken by members of the Club (one is a loan set, the other a reference set). The numbering goes from 1-1094, but both sets are missing 98,165, 727 and 1032; the loan set is also missing 442. The accompanying list, which covers the slides 1-985, lists the locality/plant, year taken and photographer. The collection has been subdivided into the following categories: native flowers (1-122); orchids (123-192); Western Australia (193-209); I.C.I. saltpans (210-213); Selwyns Rock (214-218); Hallet Cove (219-224); Sand Pits Duhns (225-227); Port Willunga (228-230); reservoirs (231-237); River Murray (238-262); Old Gum Tree, Glen Osmond (263-266); Onkaparinga Gorge (267-273); lizards (274-280); Black Springs (281-282); fungi (283-290); gorges (291-296); Kitty Koola (297-299); Queen's Basket (300-302); Grampians & South East (303-323); Kangaroo Island (324-377); Ayers Rock - Uluru (378-409); Mount Olga (410-426); Northern Australia (427-446); Nullabor (447-458); general (459-464); Flinders Ranges (465-558); and New South Wales, including Mootwingee and White Cliffs (559-672). Images 672-985 are mostly plants and from various localities. For details of individual images see the attached special list.
Festival Drive mural
Mural of the Murray River on a wall off Festival Drive, near the Festival Centre, Adelaide Casino, and Adelaide Railway Station.
'One and All' at Port Adelaide
View of the 'One and All' at Port Adelaide, viewed from the 'Dolphin Explorer'.
'City of Adelaide' Clipper with the delivery ship 'Palanpur'
View of the 'City of Adelaide' Clipper moored at Port Adelaide, and the delivery ship, 'Palanpur' in front of it, viewed from the 'Dolphin Explorer'.
Passengers aboard the Dolphin Explorer
Passengers aboard the M.V. Dolphin Explorer at Port Adelaide for a cruise along the Port River.
Des Ross playing bagpipes
Pipe Major Des Ross playing the bagpipes in front of the M.V. Dolphin Explorer on the Port Adelaide Wharf.
Photos taken by the Messenger Press newspaper of roads and locations in the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide
A collection of photographs by the Messenger Press taken at various roads and locations around the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Places include Walkerville Terrace, the Britannia roundabout and Main North Road. According to brief paperwork attached to the photos, many were taken for the Standard Messenger newspaper. Where more than one date has been added to a photo, one of the dates may refer to when it was published in the newspaper.
Lyrup School
Six girls standing outside the Lyrup School.
Waikerie School
A group of children and their teacher outside Waikerie School.
Ramco School
Female teacher and students outside barn-like school building in Ramco.
Gillen East School
Female teacher with her eight students outside the front of the Gillen East School.
Blanchetown School
Female teacher and eleven students lined up at side of Blanchetown School.
Swan Reach School
Flood waters lap at the edge of buildings at Swan Reach.
Sailing boats on a waterway
Watercolour painting of a waterway in a flat landscape, with a church tower in the distance. There are two small sailing boats and a dinghy on the water, and a man is standing on a bridge over an inlet. It is possibly painted at the Patawolonga, looking back towards Adelaide; another suggestion is the Murray River at Goolwa. The painting in unsigned, but has 'G. Holman' scribbled in biro on the back. [See B 75230 for a related painting.]
Sir William Morgan
Cate de visite of Sir William Morgan taken by 'Professor Hall, photographist, Hindley Street Adelaide'. [Photograph comes from an album of photographs that belonged to the Crompton family. To see a selection of photographs from this album search on Archival number PRG 331/30/2]
East Terrace, Loxton
Friends of Marjorie Andrew relaxing by the side of the road, East Terrace, in Loxton, South Australia, during a Murray River holiday in April 1940. Shops along the street include Neuens hairdresser and tobacconist, J.F. Rothe's Magpie Cafe, Shearer's machinery, and a Shell petrol station. Original photograph: black and white print, 6.1 x 8.5 cm.
Farewell picnic
Group portrait of female staff of the Allied Works Council, Alice Springs, gathered for a farewell picnic for Pat and Mills, at a park near Gin Matheson's flat, in December 1944. Front row, from left: Nell Rundle, Joan Hay, Miss Harvey, T. Delaine, Gwen Moore, Lorna Robinson, Rose Billett, Mrs Herbert, Jean Jensen, Marjorie Andrew, Eleanor, Joan Murray. Back row: Gin Matheson, M. Viner, Pat Rugless, Bev Baker, Tony Carucle, Lola Smith. Original photograph: black and white print, 6 x 8.4 cm.
Crowds watching reenactment
Crowds in Victoria Square watching a horse drawn carriage parade past them. The occupants of the vehicle are dressed in period costume.
Cavalcade of carriages
A line of horse drawn vehicles parade past crowds in Victoria Square. A tram is also travelling through the Square in the opposite direction.
Horse drawn carriages and trams
Horse drawn vehicles, watched by crowds of people, file past trams in Victoria Square during the historical reenactment of Charles Sturt's expedition of exploration.
Crowds in Victoria Square
Crowds gather near the Charles Sturt statue in Victoria Square during the reenactment of Sturt's expedition of exploration.
C.A. Parsons opening, Whyalla
Men at an opening event for C.A. Parsons, Whyalla. L-R: Freddie Brown (Captain of English Eleven, reporting for News Mail), J. Stanley Murray (Chairman of Directors, News Limited) of Rosedale, Mt. Pleasant, Sir Lyell McEwin (Chief Secretary, Minister of Health and Minister of Mines).
Dignitries at opening of Para Hills Estate
Sir Lyell McEwin, Sir Tom Playford, and Mr Os O'Grady (Reid Murray Ltd) gathered for the opening of Para Hills Estate.
Album presented to the Revd A.G. Rawstorne
Volume 1 of two large photographic albums presented 'to the Reverend A. G. Rawstorne, M.A. / in memory of his three years of busy work / and bright useful life / in / South Australia / with much affection and gratitude / from / the Bishop and Mrs Kennion. / Bishop's Court / N. Adelaide / Jan. 11th 1886. / My pulses therefore beat again / for other friends that once I met / nor can it suit me to forget / the mighty hopes that makes us men. / Tennyson. In mem. cant.85'. The album contains 111 Sweet photographs, each with a brief caption. [Individual photos from the album can also be viewed by doing an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on SRG 94/2/13. The second volume can be found at SRG 94/2/14.]
New Fiat on a wooden punt
Four staff from Adelaide Motors, including Fulton Stanley (Bill) Oldham at the wheel, cross a river (probably the Murray River), on a punt with a new Fiat, registration number 19965.
Bogged bus
A Murray Valley Coach bogged on the muddy unsealed road to Wilpena Chalet in the Flinders Ranges. This was taken whilst Tony and Pat Whitely were on their honeymoon.
Bogged bus
A Murray Valley Coach bogged on the muddy unsealed road to Wilpena Chalet in the Flinders Ranges. A group of passengers are pushing the bus to get it unstuck.
Port Adelaide Caledonian Society band at Elizabeth Oval
Port Adelaide Caledonian Society band marching at Elizabeth Oval in a contest. Known band members include L-R: Pipe Major Bobby Horne, Piper Max Riach, Leading Drummer Billy Clelland, Drum Major Ron Burt, Bass Drummer Murray Montgomerie, Piper Des Ross, Drummer Willie Truesdale, Piper John McManus, Piper David Wilson (obscured).
John McDouall Stuart Memorial band
John McDouall Stuart Memorial band at a mini contest at Elder Park. Band members L-R: Pipe Major Bobby Horne, Piper Garry Barker, Piper Murray Reid, Piper Bill Stewart, Leading Drummer Billy Clelland, Committee member Harry Shepherd, Bass Drummer Simon Glass, Drummer Iain Neilson. Drummer Nobby Clarke, Piper Danny Ferguson, Pipe Sergeant Bob Sayers, Piper Ian Valentine.