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Dale Street, Port Adelaide
Dale Street, Port Adelaide.
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide. Copper Company's Wharf is in the foreground.
McLaren Parade, Port Adelaide
McLaren Parade, Port Adelaide, looking east from Timpson Street.
Shipping, Port Adelaide
Shipping, Port Adelaide.
Shipping, Port Adelaide
Shipping, Port Adelaide.
Shipping, Port Adelaide
Shipping, Port Adelaide.
Shipping, Port Adelaide
Ships : "From a photograph belonging to Port Adelaide City Council" ; "From left to right 1) Morning Star, 2) Young Edith 3) Kalahome " - - verso of photograph.
Harbour, Port Adelaide
A view of the harbour at Port Adelaide.
Harbour, Port Adelaide
A view of the harbour at Port Adelaide.
Central Football Club
Members of the Port Adelaide Central Football Club.
Old St. Paul's Church
Old St. Paul's Church, Port Adelaide.
View in Port Adelaide
View in Port Adelaide, about one mile below the present landing place, looking up the river. The ships depicted are identified (from left) 'David' (204 tons), 'Henry Porcher' (510 tons), 'Goshawk' (245 tons), 'Eden' (327 tons) and "Emerald Isle" (501 tons). From the original sketch by Colonel Light. The sketch would date from ca. 24 July - 9 August 1838, according to the dates of the voyage. Artwork by _uriel Light (beginning letter abraded).
"One and All", Port Adelaide
The "One and All" docked at Port Adelaide before a voyage to Hobart via Melbourne.
Port Adelaide Library
PORT ADELAIDE: The entrance to the Library and members' reading room on Nile Street.
Returning troops at Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: A congratulatory embrace amongst the well-wishers welcoming 1914-18 troops back home.
Men with a giant 'Mighty Magpies' banner
PORT ADELAIDE: Seven men holding a giant "Mighty Magpies" banner at Black Diamond Corner.
Staff of the Government Produce Department, Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Staff of the Government Produce Department, T.E. Cragen, Chief Clerk, second from the right.
Elder Smith & Co., Port Adelaide
Wagons loaded with grain sacks and wool bales outside the Elder Smith & Co. premises at Port Adelaide.
Lipson Street, Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Lipson Street, looking south, showing street lamps and the Maritime Museum on the left.
Old stone warehouse at Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Old stone warehouse, 223 Vincent St.
A.N.L building at Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: A.N.L. building, formerly a wool store, Crozier Street.
Ruins of a warehouse at Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Ruins of old bluestone warehouse, Barlow Street.
Birkenhead bridge at Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Birkenhead bridge, when open. The tug Yelta can be seen in the foreground.
Birkenhead bridge at Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Birkenhead bridge raised to allow the ketch Falie to pass through.
Lawrie Marine works at Port Adelaide
PORT ADELAIDE: Lawrie Marine works, view taken from Birkenhead bridge.
Aerial view of Port Adelaide
Aerial view of Port Adelaide taken before the Birkenhead Bridge, which was completed in 1940, was started.
Aerial view of Port Adelaide
Aerial view of Port Adelaide, with the approach to where the Birkenhead bridge is now on far left. The General Motors Holden factory can be seen in the foreground, as well as Hart's Mill, Jervois Bridge and the railway bridge.
SS Moonta at Port Adelaide
'Moonta', Adelaide Steamship company vessel, used on Gulf Trips, pictured moored at wharf at Port Adelaide. [Photo by Harbors Board of South Australia.]
'Claire Crouch' moored at Port Adelaide
Sailing ketch 'Claire Crouch' moored at Port Adelaide. [Photo by Harbors Board of South Australia.]
Post Office, Port Adelaide
[General description] Port Adelaide's new Post Office is a fine example of between wars architecture with a concrete facade and a high arch over its front entrance. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the "News", Jan. 9 1928. / New Post Office (Commercial Street) / 1928'.