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Outside view of the Port Admiral Hotel
Outside view of the Port Admiral Hotel, located at 55 Commercial Road, on the corner of St. Vincent Street and Commercial Road, Port Adelaide. A sign on the verandah of the hotel advertises it as the oldest building in the Port, established in 1849 [as the Railway Hotel.] The hotel was permanently closed at the time this photograph was taken. The sign boards on the foot path advertise a Greek Restaurant [Argo Cafe Restaurant] and a hairdresser called 'Hair I Am.' This part of the building is facing Commercial Road. The red brick building to the left is occupied by the Carmine and Co. Italian Restaurant and the Port Pizza Bar.
Port Pirie RSL Museum members
Port Pirie RSL Museum members, including Les Maynard, John Garnett, Len Ackerman, Ivan Collins and Tim Wiseman.
Port Admiral Hotel during renovation work
Outside view of the Port Admiral Hotel, located at 55 Commercial Road, on the corner of St. Vincent Street and Commercial Road, Port Adelaide. Renovation work is taking place on the building, the verandah has been removed and cyclone fencing has been put up. Signs on the fencing provide historical background to the hotel. The middle banner advertises a weekend Vintage Festival on Lipson Street. This part of the building faces the intersection of the two roads, with Commercial Road to the left of the photo. The building to the right of the hotel was once occupied by William Russell Pty. Ltd., sailmaker and ship chandler, but appears to now be used for office spaces.
Launching of Fire Queen, Port Adelaide
Photograph of a crowd watching the Fire Brigade boat, the Fire Queen, as it was suspended by a crane on the dock while being launched on 8 June 1926 at Port Adelaide. Pierce's Wharf Hotel is in view in the background.
Green Kiosk, Port Noarlunga
The Green Kiosk on the Esplanade at Port Noarlunga at Witton Bluff. The exposed Noarlunga reef can be seen on the right side of the photograph.
Port Adelaide
[General description] This view shows the Customs House on Commercial Road, Port Adelaide, the third Customs building on this site. It was built in 1877-79 in the Victorian Italianate style, next to the earlier Institute building (1874-76). Originally the two buildings were separated by a laneway but they were later joined together. Note the large covered dray at the kerbside, which according to a researcher may be a railway wagon that went on railway lines from the old Port Dock Station in St. Vincent Street around to the wharf area. [On back of photograph] 'Commercial Road, Port Adelaide / 1916-26'.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
[On front of photograph] 'Ellen Street, Port Pirie, looking north / 1876' [General description] A number of men and boys are posing for the photographer on the road in front of the Port Pirie Hotel and Wood and Oliver's general store, with its clutter of merchandise. In the centre are two mounted men, probably officials, sitting very upright. A six horse team with a laden wagon stands on the left, and on the right railway men pose with their stationary locomotive. On the extreme right, next to the railway line, a pile of sacks are stacked in front of what appear to be warehouses in the background. Samuel Wills is the first licensee of the Port Pirie Hotel, established in 1873.
Shops at Port Augusta
View of two shops in the Exchange Building in Port Augusta - 'Taylor & Polglaze, storekeepers; Alex. Bothwell, saddle and harness maker; [and] Despatch Office. D. Drysdale, printer & publisher'.
Port Adelaide Uniting Church, Port Adelaide
Exterior of Port Adelaide Uniting Church at 169 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide.
Commercial Road, Port Adelaide
Taken from an elevated position, this photograph shows Port Adelaide buildings on both sides of the unsealed road, where the railway tracks leading from Port Adelaide to the wharves are plainly visible. On the right a group of men lounge in front of the corner turret of the Customs House. On the left are shops and W.H. Harvey's Commercial Hotel. Further down the road is Crooks & Brooker, ironmongers and general furnishers. A dray carrying bales, some horse drawn carts and a man pushing a hand barrow are seen in the street which has a cobblestone crossing for pedestrians. [On back of photograph] 'Commercial Road, Port Adelaide, looking south from the river. / Nov. 1911.' [Duplicate of B 3536.]
Photographs of Port Stanvac oil refinery, plant and staff
Records of the Port Stanvac Oil Refinery including images of the plant, details of buildings and equipment and of staff. See below for details of individual photographs.
St Mary's Church at Port Lincoln
View of the Roman Catholic Church (St Mary's) at Port Lincoln. There is a residence beside the church.
Port Adelaide
[General description] Taken from an elevated position, this photograph shows Port Adelaide buildings on both sides of the unsealed road, where the railway tracks are plainly visible. On the right a group of men lounge in front of the corner turret of the Customs House. On the left are shops and W.H.Harvey's Commercial Hotel. Further down the road is Crooks & Brooker, ironmongers and general furnishers. A dray carrying bales, some horse drawn carts and a man pushing a hand barrow are seen in the street which has a cobblestone crossing for pedestrians. [On back of photograph] 'Commercial Road, Port Adelaide, looking south from the river. / Nov. 1911.' [Duplicate of B 4396.]
Gladstone Square at Port Augusta
View of 'Gladstone Square - showing A.D. Tassie's monument, the Pioneer of Port Augusta'. The inscription reads: "To the memory of Alexander Drysdale Tassie, Merchant, and first settler in Port Augusta, who died January 26th, 1875, aged 40 years. This tribute of reaspect is erected by some of his friends as a mark of esteem, and in recognition of his many good qualities during a residence of nearly 20 years in this township". The picture was 'presented by J. Holdsworth Esq., Town Clerk'.
Post Office, Mechanics' Institute and Town Hall at Port Augusta
View of Port Augusta's Post Office, Mechanics' Institute and Town Hall. 'This picture presented by C.E. Robertson Esq., J.P., Mayor.'
Grand Hotel, Port Lincoln
The Grand Hotel on Tasman Terrace, viewed looking toward the hills, Port Lincoln.
Champion Fours 1939, Port Adelaide Rowing Club
Digital copy of a photograph of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club, 1939-1940 season, winners of the Tub Slides at the Opening Regatta on 28 October 1939, Port Adelaide Regatta on 18 November 1939, Tailem Bend on 2 December 1939, and Champion Fours on 16 December 1939. Back: Mr. R.A. Francis (Coach). Middle row: Fred Wormleighton (Bow), Haydn Phillips (2), Jack Lock (3), Ron Bruton (Stroke). Front: Charlie Davis (Cox). They rowed in the boat WR Lock, a Tub Four built by Harold Lounder of Adelaide and launched on Opening Day 1939. The boat had an outstanding run of success from the time it was launched and crewed by Bruton, Lock, Phillips, Wormleighton and Davis. They were never beaten as a crew. [Adapted from the Port Adelaide Rowing Club website, History page, accessed 6/2/2015].
Port Adelaide Regatta Junior Eights champions 1905
Digital copy of a photograph of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club Junior Eights in their boat, winners of the Port Adelaide Regatta, held on 2 January 1905. Left to right: F.W.G. Warren, R.H. Moss, F.R. Peterson, G.A. Lawton, W.G. Wigg, E.C.T. Schoff, J.E. Osborne, C.W. Oswald, and J.H. Clouston.
Rowers on the Port River
A Port Adelaide Rowing Club Four rowing on the Port River near the Birkenhead Bridge. [Stamp on back of photograph reads 'Fenwick Print 48 Hrs. Developing & Printing Service'].
Port Pirie Uranium Plant
Port Pirie uranium plant: inside laboratory.
Port Pirie Uranium Plant
Port Pirie uranium plant: external view of timber framed building in front of water tower.
Port Pirie Uranium Plant
Port Pirie uranium plant: external view of buildings and water tower.
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant.
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant.
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant and the town.
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant
Aerial view of Port Pirie Uranium Plant.
Walk of Awareness barbecue and gathering in front of Harts Mill, Port Adelaide
Walk of Awareness barbecue and gathering in front of Harts Mill, Port Adelaide. The walk commemorated the Stolen Generations on the anniversay of the National Apology.
Walk of Awareness gathering in front of Harts Mill, Port Adelaide
Walk of Awareness gathering in front of Harts Mill, Port Adelaide. The walk commemorated the Stolen Generations on the anniversay of the National Apology.
Port Adelaide
[General description] Shipping of all kinds is seen in this panoramic view over the Port River and wharves. In the centre a large steamer is moored at the Howard Smith Company wharf. Jonas' Prince's Hotel (established 1851) is the two storey building in the foreground. Robert Jonas is the last licensee of this hotel which lost its licence in the Temperance Party's 1909 push to restrict the number of licensed premises in Port Adelaide. It was one of fifteen hotels whose licenses expired on 25 March 1909 and were not renewed. See B 5654 for an earlier view of this hotel. [On back of photograph] 'Port Adelaide / 1909-11' (Another hand) 'Adjoins 4350'.
Shipping, Port Adelaide
Shipping at Queen's Wharf, Port Adelaide. Second vessel from the right is the "Port Pirie". See also B 12188. "Port Pirie" is a steel screw steamer built in 1886 in Newcastle on Tyne. She made her maiden voyage from London to Sydney carrying immigrants.