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Police officer, Marree

Hopewell, Alice Mary, c. 1909, Photograph, B 38316

Mounted Police officer and his Aboriginal Assistant. Note: any reproduction to include the acknowledgement "Photograph by Mrs. A.M. Hopewell".

Moonta Police Station built 1865/66. Demolished January 1962. The Governement township of Moonta was surveyed in March 1863 on a grassy plain mid way between the mine shafts and the sea. By 1865 Moonta boasted a Church of England, Bible Christian Chapel, Baptist and Wesleyan Chapels, Police Station and cottages with inhabitants numbering 4,000

Police Station, Morgan

c. 1886, Photograph, B 11895

[Notes on back of photograph say: "The police station at Morgan, 1879-1889 on the banks of the Murray. The morgue was built at the end of the stables in 1886 as is the only building now existing. The flood of 1889 reached its floors. Taken in 1886/87. Formerly an eating house or accommodation house. Taken over when the railway was opened 1878/9. People in photograph are JR Edwards, and Edith and Leonard Ewers and Sargeant Rowe. Stables, Paull(?) Gate, Cells, Bush Outhouse, Police station and Residence. The structure on the right is believed to be the Nor West Bend Hotel"]

Police Station, Norwood

Adelaide Photographic Co., 1903, Photograph, B 524

The Police Station, Osmond Terrace, Norwood. Several uniformed Police Officers are assembled out the front.

Two police trackers

c. 1949, Photograph, B 49047

Two police trackers at Oodnadatta.

Police Station, Pine Creek

c. 1911, Photograph, B 10145

Police Station, Pine Creek. Pine Creek is located in the Katherine area. It is on the border of land traditionally owned by the Wagiman people, Jawoyn people and the Waray people. It became populated by workers during the gold rush and installation of the Overland Telegraph. The photograph shows a man dressed in white with his dog standing outside the police station which is surrounded by a fenced garden.

Police Officers, Pine Creek

1914, Photograph, B 17970

PINE CREEK: Back Row: Aboriginal Tracker Delta , Urinditbah; Middle: Mounted Constable W.F. Johns; kneeling Koolmutchki. M.C. Johns returned from active service in the first World War and eventually became Commissioner of Police for S.A. in 1944.

Mounted Police Barracks

Duncan, Annie Jane, c. 1936, Artwork, B 10473

Water colour painting of Mounted Police Barracks entrance to the quadrangle, painted by Annie J. Duncan. See also B 6417, B 10480 and B 10481. This archway was built in 1854 as part of the first building for the Mounted Police Barracks. Originally the quadrangle had a similar arch to the west.

Strathalbyn Police Station

Government Photolithographer (S.A.), c. 1869, Photograph, B 104

Strathalbyn Police Station. The Police Station was built in 1858. The man on left is Trooper Paul Foelsche. He left Strathalbyn in 1869 having been appointed a sub-inspector at Palmerston in the Northern Territory. He remained in the Territory where he had a very distinguished career. (information supplied by a researcher).

Wellington Police Station

c. 1864, Photograph, B 5684

Wellington Police Station. [This photograph appears in the book 'Sand On The Roof', written by Robert Turner (2nd ed.1978 on page 43), where the caption identifies it as "Wellington Police Station and Ferry House photographed on its completion in 1864 and prior to the addition of the new Stables in 1865". [Additional information provided by B. Schellen.]

Police Troopers

Krischock, Henry, 1935, Photograph, B 6553

Mounted police troopers at Morphettville Race Course in January 1935. The six troopers are riding Police Greys horses.

Police Commissioners' Conference

1944, Photograph, B 20569

Police Commissioners' Conference, Adelaide ; Chairman : W. F. Johns.

Mounted Police

c. 1890, Photograph, B 21733

Mounted police and blacktrackers.

Mounted Police Barracks

1915, Photograph, B 636

Mounted Police barracks quadrangle. The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, is presenting the King's Medal for Bravery to Constable J. Rowney of the Adelaide Police Force, on the 6th May, 1915.

Mounted Police Barracks

Wilkie, Leslie Andrew, 1933, Artwork, B 6325

Mounted Police Barracks: stairway in front of the Armoury was removed July - August 1958. See also B 3181 and A 559. This sketch appeared inside a Christmas card from 'The Officers of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of SA' 1933-34. It is captioned 'within the precincts of the Public Library, Museum, and Art Gallery, Adelaide. Land now dedicated for Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery purposes includes portion of that on which stand the old Military and Police Barracks'.

Mounted Police Barracks

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd, 1935, Photograph, B 6758

Mounted Police Barracks. Archway leading to the former Mounted Police Barracks at the back of the South Australian Museum. The archway which was renovated in 1968 having been built in 1854. It was probably designed by W Bennett Hayes who was the Colonial Architect. Originally another archway stood at the west of the quadrangle.

Mounted Police Barracks

1935, Photograph, B 7145

Mounted Police Barracks archway. Archway leading to the former Mounted Police Barracks at the back of the South Australian Museum. The upper level of the Barracks can be seen through the archway. This was added in mid 1880's.

Mounted Police Barracks

McKenzie, J., c. 1929, Photograph, B 9296

Mounted Police Barracks : the Barrack Master's Office and Orderly Room. The Mounted Police Barracks and the Armoury complex were purpose built as part of a group surrounding a large courtyard that was entered by two swing gates surmounted by arches. This photograph shows deck chairs placed in the sun in the courtyard.

Mounted Police Barracks

McKenzie, J., c. 1929, Photograph, B 9297

Mounted Police Barracks, showing the portion once occupied by the "Workers' Educational Association". The Mounted Police Barracks and the Armoury complex were purpose built as part of a group surrounding a large courtyard that was entered by two swing gates surmounted by arches. On extreme left is the archway leading to the quadrangle.

Mounted Police Barracks

State Library of South Australia, 1941, Photograph, B 10890

Mounted Police Barracks archway leading to the quadrangle behind the South Australian Museum, looking east, 9th December 1941.This photograph shows the masonry work on a limestone wall in the 1850s. The archway was built in 1854 as part of the first buildings for the Mounted Police Barracks probably to the design of W Benett Hayes the Colonial Architect. Originally the quadrangle had a similar arch to the west. When it was first erected it was likened to dog kennels.The archway was renovated in 1968.

Mounted Police Barracks

South Australia. Government Publicity and Tourist Bureau, c. 1936, Photograph, B 12723

Mounted Police Barracks gateway was built in 1854 as part of the first buildings for the Mounted Police Barracks, probably to the design of W Bennett Hayes, the Colonial Architect. Originally the quadrangle had a similar arch to the west

Mounted Police Barracks

State Library of South Australia, c. 1958, Photograph, B 14424

[General description] Rooftops of the Mounted Police Barracks buildings taken from an elevated part of a nearby building focusing on the staircase in front of the Armoury building. [On back of photograph] 'Mounted Police Barracks: Armoury / The stairway in front of the Armoury was removed July-August 1958'