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Supreme Court and Police Court, Adelaide
The Supreme Court and the Police Court buildings near the intersection of Gouger Street, King William Street and Angas Street, Adelaide.
Police Station Strathalbyn
Former Police Station in Rankine Street Strathalbyn. The Court House is on the left with the station and residence obscured by trees. These buildings are now home to the Strathalbyn National Trust museum. (information supplied by a researcher).
'Police Court (Doric)' - Adelaide architecture
View of Police Court Building, showing the front styled with 'Doric' columns, at the corner of King William Street and Angas Street, Adelaide.
Old buildings at the Old Police Barracks - Adelaide
Old brick building forming part of the Old Police Barracks on North Terrace, Adelaide. Part of the detached building has been demolished leaving an exposed doorway and chimney.
'August 15. 1945' - Police Greys and riders - Victory in the Pacific Day, Adelaide
Mounted policemen on Police greys taking part in the parade through Adelaide on 15th August 1945. Participants appear to be marching from South Terrace to North Terrace.
'Old Police Barracks' - Adelaide
A man walking through the archway entering the Old Police Barracks behind the Museum on North Terrace in Adelaide.
'Anzac Day 1949 - Police Greys' - Adelaide
Police Greys (horses) pass His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
'Anzac Day 1950 - Police Patrol' - Adelaide
A Police Grey horse and rider patrolling the crowds along the route of the Anzac Day Parade.
'Jubilee Parade May 9th, 1951 - Police Greys and Band'
Police Greys followed by the band lead the Parade down King William Road at the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
John Martin Christmas Pageant, Adelaide - 'Police Greys Lead - Nov. 14. 1964'
Police Grey horses lead the John Martin Christmas Pageant as the parade winds from Grenfell Street into Pulteney Street , Adelaide on 14th November 1964. The caption refers to, 'Martins Christmas Pageant'.
'Victory Day. June 10th, 1946 - The Leaders - Police Greys'
Police officers on horseback are leading the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. Statue of Queen Victoria, the Supreme Court building, and tram cables can be seen in the background.
A man acting as the 'anchor' in a tug of war event
A member of the South Australian Police tug of war team acting as the 'anchor' during an event; he lies on a wooden board with his feet braced against a slat pulling on the rope which is tied around his waist.
A horseman competing in a tent pegging event
A police officer competing in an equestrian event called tent pegging.
Brigadier General Leane presenting a shield to an army officer
Brigadier General Raymond Leane presenting a shield to another army officer, purpose not known.
Special constables in Melbourne
A group of special constables walking in a Melbourne street during a police strike in Victoria.
Suffragettes being escorted by police in London, England
Two lines of police escorting arrested suffragettes after an attempt by Mrs Pankhurst and a hundred of her followers to interview the King; about fifty women and twelve men were arrested.
Policemen standing to attention
A contingent of South Australian policemen standing to attention with sloped arms next to members of the police band.
Uniformed policeman riding a grey horse in Adelaide
A uniformed policeman riding one of the grey horses which are traditionally associated with the South Australian mounted police.
Wrestling on horseback
Men wrestling on horseback during an event held at the South Australian Mounted Police sports meeting.
Funeral of Sergeant Mack
A funeral procession for the late Sergeant Mack which is led by the police band preceded by a mounted policeman along a street in Adelaide, South Australia.
Police at Port Augusta, South Australia
A group of policemen at Port Augusta, some carrying sabres; Inspector Thomas Clode is seated second from right, and an Aboriginal member of the squad sits on the ground in front, other names not known.
Richard Saunders in his garden
Inspector Richard Saunders of the South Australian Police force seated in a garden during his retirement years at Norwood, South Australia.
A parade in Wakefield Street, Adelaide, South Australia
Crowds watching a parade of members of the Fire Brigade and Police in Wakefield Street, Adelaide, South Australia; the Fire Brigade building appears to the left of centre.
Funeral of Police Sergeant Mack
Policemen and onlookers at the funeral procession of Sergeant Mack, Adelaide, South Australia.
Soldiers' memorial service at St. Peter's Cathedral
Members of the congregation entering St.Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide for a soldiers' memorial service; police officers guard the entrance.
Horse stalls at the Mounted Police Barracks, Thebarton
Horse stalls inside the stables at the Mounted Police Barracks complex, Port Road, Thebarton, South Australia.
John Bice opening police training rooms
John Bice, the Chief Secretary of South Australia, giving a speech at the opening of the police training rooms on the South Parklands, Adelaide.
Colonel Egerton Warburton
Reproduction of a portrait of Colonel Egerton Warburton, the former South Australian Commissioner of Police and noted explorer.
Brigadier-General Raymond Leane and Sir Thomas Glasgow
Close view of Brigadier-General Raymond Leane, South Australian Police Commissioner, standing left, speaking to Sir Thomas William (Bill) Glasgow, soldier and politician.
Tug-of-war contest
A police tug-of-war team competing during an event held at the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.