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Police, Port Pirie
Group of policemen during the "strike" of 1917. Top row, left to right: Arthur Cornell; Peter Victory; Ted Coligan; Alf Sprigg; Reg Colby; Tom Dodd. Middle row: Fred Lown; Jack Barrett; Ben Wegener; Bill Cooper; Jack Copeland; Harold Basenger; E.H. Lawrence. Front row: Dave Higgins; Bill Beckworth; Inspector Thomas Touhy; Inspector Rolland; Alan Wellington; Joe Mahony; possibly Perce Colby.
Police Station, Renmark
Police Station, Renmark.
Roper river
Police officer and an Aboriginal man photographed standing next to five chained Aboriginal men.
Police Station, Unley
Police Station, Edmund Avenue, Unley.
John Reynolds Ewens
John Reynolds Ewens was a trooper in the Police and remained in the service for 35 years with positions across the state. He married twice and had nine sons and four daughters. He kept a private journal while employed at Robe, Gawler, Port Elliot and Port Lincoln
William Robert Ewens
William Robert Ewens of the S.A. Mounted Police; he rode with Tolmer's Gold Escort.
James William Geharty
James William Geharty, a police trooper of the West Coast [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/2/21].
Raymond Lionel Leane
Sir Raymond Lionel Leane, Commissioner of Police.
William John von Peterswald
William John von Peterswald, Commissioner of Police for South Australia, 1882-1896.
Black Maria
[General description] This photograph appeared in the Advertiser with the heading 'The passing of the horse' The caption underneath read: 'Black Maria to be sold: The police horse-patrol wagon, known as Black Maria, has been replaced by a modern motor vehicle, and is to be disposed of by auction' The vehicle is shown with a uniformed policeman sitting on a seat at its rear. He is wearing a shako style cap and spurs. [On back of photograph' 'Horse-drawn prison van known as the Black Maria, used until 1928 for conveying prisoners betwen the Supreme Court and the gaols at Adelaide and Yatala / May 1928 / reproduced in Advertiser, May 23, 1928'.
H. C. Swan Astride Camel
H.C. Swan, stipendiary magistrate (foreground) stipendiary magistrate, Besley, Bryan Charles, Police Inspector (extreme right) pictured in Northern Territory. View was taken on the occasion of a public enquiry held at Hermannsburg mission. (Indexed under biog. index under Swan, HC and Besley, Bryan Charles)
Women Police Force
Members of the S.A. Women's Police Force: front: l-r: Melva Harris, Daisy Rose Curtis, Fanny Kate Boadicea Cocks, Maud Mary Wilcher (Mrs), Mary J. Poole, Margaret Ottoway. Back: Ethel Frances Gleeson, Mary A. McCarthy, Isobel Eunson, Jean Campbell, Adeline Williams, Constance McGrath, Maude Priest.
Jubilee Celebrations
Commonwealth Jubilee Celebrations, S.A. Police Lancers, Ex-Navalmen's Band and Naval contingent.
Jubilee Celebrations
Commonwealth Jubilee Celebrations, "Jubilee Train", S.A. Police.
Royal Visit, Queen Mother
H.R.H. Elizabeth the Queen Mother inspecting mounted Police who had formed an Escort before her departure from South Australia.
King's Birthday Levee
Members of the Police Force at the King's Birthday Levee at Government House.
Mounted Police Officers
Mounted police officers in Adelaide for Prince Edwards visit.
Police Station, Strathalbyn
Strathalbyn Police Station.
Contingent of police
Contingent of police on duty at the S.A.T.I. Exhibition.
Hindley Street, Adelaide
North corner of Hindley Street and King William Street, Adelaide. A dramatic scene showing a crowd which has gathered to watch a fire in the premises of Stump & Co.'s Photographic Studio. The horse drawn fire appliance of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade can just be seen above the heads of the crowd, and the Police Greys are in attendance. Firemen are climbing a ladder to the roof of the building. Businesses from left to right: The Exchange Hotel, The Gentleman's Boot Emporium, Isaac's Corner Tobacconist, John Steel, Watchmaker, Moss' Loan Bank, T.J. Hannam, Florists. A sign advises that Patey's Liliputian Opera Co. is performing at the Theatre Royal.
Police Department
Police Department buildings, January 1962. Portion of the canteen on the left. Ballistics centre in background. The canteen was demolished in January 1963.
Police Court
Police Court.
Waterside Workers' Strike
[General description] Mounted police on duty during the Waterside Workers strike, the greys on the right and dark coloured horses on the left. The troopers wear trousers with a stripe down the sides and shako style caps. The bridge can be seen in the background. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Register', September 28, 1928 / Waterside workers' strike, 27 September 1928: Troopers on guard at Robinson Bridge, Port Adelaide during the Waterside Workers' Strike / September 27,1928'.
Destitute Asylum and Police Barracks, Adelaide
The Destitute Asylum, Adelaide, built in 1859 (left) and the Mounted Police Barracks built in 1855 (right) viewed from North Terrace. A group of people are walking in the foreground.
Members of Adelaide Rifles
Members of Adelaide Rifles outside the Mounted Police Barracks. The Adelaide Rifle Company was established in 1840 with headquarters in King William Street. Initially 77 volunteers enlisted and were organised into two cavalry troops and one company of infantry. At the time of this photograph an Act established a permanent force supplemented by experienced volunteers. 1000 men were raised and officers and drill instructors were obtained from England for purposes of instruction, discipline and organisation. See also B 7211
Officers of S.A. Mixed Artillery
Officers of the South Australian Mixed Artillery Brigade at the Mounted Police Barracks.
Hidden Well
Hidden well at the Mounted Police Barracks unearthed during clearing operation for extensions to University buildings, January, 1971.
Hidden Well
Hidden well at the Mounted Police Barracks unearthed during clearing operations for extensions to University buildings, January 1971.
Hidden Well Shaft
Hidden well shaft at the Mounted Police Barracks unearthed during clearing operations for extensions to University buildings, January 1971.
Hidden Well Shaft
Hidden well shaft at the Mounted Police Barracks unearthed during clearing operations for extensions to University buildings.