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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother inspecting a Guard of Honour of South Australian Police greys in Adelaide, South Australia
Delegates at the Police Commissioners' Conference
Lady McEwin, Sir Lyell McEwin, and Mr. E Richards (Commissioner of Police, Canberra) gathered at the Police Commissioners' Conference.
Anti Vietnam War demonstrator being dragged to police van
Anti Vietnam War demonstrator being dragged to police van by police.
Stop police brutality and 'Stop blackdeaths in custody' signs at the Adelaide Justice for George Floyd march, Tarndanyangga.
Protestors at the Adelaide Justice for George Floyd march in Tarndanyangga (Victoria Square). Signs being held up include the messages, 'Stop police brutality', 'Stop black deaths in custody', and 'Black Lives Matter'. The protest, also referred to as 'Black Lives Matter', was held on 6 June 2020 and attended by more than 5000 people. It started at Tarndanyangga (Victoria Square), in response to the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and was organised by Adelaide Campaign Against Racism and Fascism, and Sosblakaustralia SA Action Group. In addition, it was a rally to protest police violence, racism, and the murder of black people in Australia, and was in solidarity with the Aboriginal liberation struggle. Attendees were instructed by the organisers to wear masks and follow social distancing guidelines due to COVID-19.
Police Cell, Heavitree Gap
Police cell outside Heavitree Gap.
Heavitree Gap, Alice Springs
Old Police Station south side of Heavitree Gap.
Jubilee Celebrations
Jubilee celebrations. Police group with Inspector McKinnon going through the streets of Alice Springs, May 1951.
Police Band, Auburn
Police band performing at the opening of the new oval, April 1960.
Barrow Creek
Distant view of Barrow Creek including the Overland Telegraph Station and the Police Station buildings.
Museum, Clare
Museum - Built in 1851 as Clare's first police station, became a casualty hospital from 1878 to 1924. From 1927 used by Clare Corporation to house local government employees, in 1969 leased to National Trust as museum. Officially opened in 1970.
Crystal Brook
Police station - back garden of house.
Cummins
Police outside prison cell at Cummins [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/2/92].
Darwin
The Police Station.
Crowds at Northfield
Crowd gathered at Northfield to welcome the crew of the Vickers Vimy aeroplane after completing the first flight from England to Australia, with mounted police in attendance.
Goodwood
Police Station, Goodwood Road.
Royal Visit, Morphettville
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh during a Royal Visit being escorted down the straight of the Race Course by the Police Greys.
Mount Gambier Police Station
Police Station - erected 1856, dismantled 1960.
Mounted Police Constables
Kelly and Mounted Constable John on Roper River.
Police Patrol camels resting
Police patrol camels resting at Oodnadatta.
John Shanks, Trooper
A studio portrait of John Shanks, a Police Trooper, who was stationed at Overland Corner and other locations along the River Murray in the late 1800's.
Police Cells at Palmer
Police Cells at Palmer.
Police Cells at Palmer
Police cells at Palmer.
Police Cells, Palmer
TRhe centre portioin of this building is thought to have been the cells of the original police station at Palmer.
Penong
Penong Police Station.
Police Station at Pinnaroo
Identified by C. Kelly [2009] as 'the old police residence/station at Pinnaroo ... [with] the office which was at the right on the front verandah ... door is visible. You can see the cells at the rear of the house. Building has been demolished and replaced with a characterless house'.
Police Court, Port Adelaide
Combined Police Station (left), Court House (centre) and Customs House (right), at the corner of Saint Vincent Street and Commercial Road, Port Adelaide. It was built in 1859 and still extant in 2006.
Court House, Port Lincoln
Court House and Police Station, Port Lincoln [duplicate copy at B 7987] was built of limestone in 1862 and stands on the corner of Washington Street and Adelaide Place just two blocks from Tasman Terrace.
Sergeant Geherty, Port Lincoln
Studio view of Sergeant Geherty, an early police officer in the Port Lincoln district.
Five officers of Port Adelaide
Five officers of Port Adelaide in charge of the Harbour (Capt. P. Weir), Tramways (H.G. Redman), Police (D. Fraser), Railways (H.P. Clarke) and Fire Brigade (A.H. Farmer).
Military Barracks, Moorundie
Military Barracks at Moorundie; described on the back as 'Soldiers Barracks. Moorundie on the River Murray, S.A.'. According to a researcher, this is not the Military Barracks but rather the Police Station, as the station was built in 1841, the first of a chain of stations at the Murray River crossings to prevent a repitition of the battles fought between the Overlanders droving stock from New South Wales to South Australia and the local tribes. First commander of the post was explorer John Eyre who maintained good relations with the Aborigines. He was replaced in 1844 by William Nation who reported: 'Within the last six months, many overland parties have arrived, and all bear testimony to the good conduct and usefulness of the natives generally'.