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Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014
Alison Smith, Jenette Cordwell, Mike Conry, Symonne Wickman, Pam Auricht and Sue Trinne at the Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014.
Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014
Vicki Knight, Mike Nielsen, Dave Trinne and Mike Conry at the Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014.
Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014
Rowers preparing their boats on Snowden's Beach at the Head of the Port Regatta.
Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014
Alison Smith, Jenette Cordwell, Sue Trinne, Vicki Knight, Mike Conry, David Trinne, Mike Nielsen, Symonne Wickman and Bruce Mason at the Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014.
Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014
Club members display their medals, Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014.
Head of the Port Regatta, November 2014
Rowers examining their boats on Snowden's Beach at the Head of the Port Regatta.
Launching 'L.O. Betts'
Rowers in the 'L.O. Betts' on the Port River being watched by a young person standing on the landing stage.
Annual Dinner 1936.
Male members of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club attending a black tie annual dinner at the Port Hotel, Port Adelaide.
Berth 17 at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide
View of Berth 17 at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide.
Construction work at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide
Construction work at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide.
Construction work at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide
Construction work at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide.
Construction work at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide
Construction work at No.2 Quay, Port Adelaide.
View of a dock at Port Adelaide
View of a dock or quay, with warehouses at Port Adelaide. One of the warehouses is labelled Dalgety & Company Ltd.
Our River, Port Adelaide
View of various ships on the Port River at Port Adelaide. One of the ships is the 'Yatala'.
Port Adelaide Workers Memorial for the S.A. May Day 2021 event.
Port Adelaide Workers Memorial with floral tributes, for the S.A. May Day 2021 event.
Dock, Port Adelaide
Dock at Port Adelaide, south side.
Wharf, Port Adelaide
View showing Queen's wharf and part of North Parade wharf at Port Adelaide. On the right is the "Bulwark".
Wharf, Port Adelaide
Birkenhead Wharf at Port Adelaide. Names of ships from right to left- Jessie Norcross, a hulk, Ville de Mulhouse, Laurel Whalin.
New Dock, Port Adelaide
New dock, Port Adelaide with the "Waimate" at anchor. A fine iron clipper, she was launched from Blumer's Yard at Sunderland in 1874, and was considered the number one ship of the New Zealand Shipping Company's fleet. After a distinguished career she was sold in 1896 to the Russians and renamed Valkyrian. Sadly, in 1899 she sailed from Newcastle, N.S.W., with a coal cargo for Iquique, Chile, and was never heard of again.
New Dock, Port Adelaide
New dock, at Port Adelaide. The 'Oriana', is on the left, and the 'Collingrove', owned by Sir Thomas Elder, is on the right. A lady is seated on the wharf, looking out at the ships.
Port Adelaide
Queen's Wharf at North Parade, Port Adelaide. The building to the left is the Queen's Stores owned by the Government. In 1872 it was rented by Henry Simpson and Son, coal merchants. Ships are berthed at the wharf, and wagons for moving cargo are seen in the foreground.
Town Hall, Port Adelaide
Town Hall, Port Adelaide. Two men, one with a bicycle, are standing on the pavement in front of the building. A billboard is advertising entertainments at the Hall. It was designed by architects Woods and Wright, and the foundation stone was laid by Sir James H. Fisher on 10th June, 1865. It was opened on 29th August, 1866. The clock was imported from London aboard the Indes in 1867.
Port Adelaide Wharf
[General description] Port Adelaide wharf showing the Customs House and the steamer "Aldinga". [On back of photograph] Port Adelaide 1880-86. Customs House completed 1880. Showing the steamer Aldinga. Note by Mr Samuels, Largs.
Port Adelaide North Parade Wharf
[General description] North Parade Wharf, Port Adelaide, looking east from Mundy Street. On the left in the foreground are the Mundy Street ferry steps. Many tall masted ships are moored at the wharf. Goods for loading or unloading include bags of grain and timber. [On back of photograph] Port Adelaide. North Parade Wharf about 1878. Looking east from Mundy Street. On the left in the foreground are the Mundy Street ferry steps.
Port Adelaide
[General description] On the left is a shallow canal which contains two boats, one upturned. A small group of Aboriginal people sit in the foreground. On the right is the busy street with horse drawn carriages and bullock wagons which are taking bales (wool?) to be loaded onto ships whose masts can be seen on the river beyond. [On back of photograph] 'Port Adelaide, 1845 / Reproduced from a sketch by T.H.Shepherd in the Museum, Adelaide. Canal in Commercial Street, looking north towards the Port River. Left hand side: 1) Old no.4 Bonded Store; 2) Harbour-Master's residence. Right hand side: (left to right) 1) S.A.Co. Store; 2) Building adjoining R. Venn, Butcher is the Commercial Inn (now Commercial Hotel). Notes by Mr. Samuels, Largs.'
North Parade, Port Adelaide
[General description] The busy wharf at Port Adelaide showing shipping, warehouses and the town buildings on North Parade beyond. The single funnelled ship in the centre is the SS Zealandia, built at Clydebank, Scotland circa 1910 to be a cargo and passenger ship. She was requisitioned to serve as a troop ship in both World Wars and was sunk in Darwin Harbour on the19th February 1942 in the first Japanese bombing attack of Darwin. [On back of photograph] 'North Parade / Port Adelaide / 1924-27'.
Jervois Bridge, Port Adelaide
[General description] A tram is crossing the Jervois Bridge. Warehouses and docks are seen in the background. This iron-swing bridge was opened in 1878 by the governor Sir William Jervois to carry the railway line to Semaphore. [On back of photograph] 'The Jervois Bridge, Port Adelaide / 1917-1927'.
Port Adelaide
[General description] A view along St. Vincent Street on a wet day showing civic buildings and shops lining the street. Tram lines are seen in the centre of the road. The plinth mentioned below is the base for the Worker's Memorial and the statue yet to be added is that of Justice with her scales of equality. [On back of photograph] '1920-21 / St.Vincent Street, Port Adelaide / The pedestal on the far right was erected on 8 November 1918. The statue was not added to the pedestal until 16 September 1921'.
Port Adelaide
[General description] Commercial Road with city buildings, street trees, motor cars and pedestrians. The Worker's Memorial statue of 'Justice' is prominent. [On back of photograph] 'Commercial Road, Port Adelaide / 1924-27'.
Jervois Bridge, Port Adelaide
[General description] The Jervois Bridge cuts across this the centre of this view with river below and sky above. A steam train crossing the bridge is silhouetted against the sky. [On back of photograph] 'Jervois Bridge, Port Adelaide / 1906-14'.