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Blanche and Allain Carmichael
A black and white studio portrait photograph of Blanche and Allain Carmichael dressed in their wedding attire.
Peter McKechnie
Portrait photograph of Peter McKechnie, an early settler of the Cowell district.
Thomas Alfred Wilson
Portrait photograph of Thomas Alfred Wilson, a pioneer of South Australia, arriving in 1839, and moving to the West Coast in 1860. He took up farming, was a writer and a teacher of elocution. He returned to Adelaide, managed a vineyard, and died in 1889.
Robert and Sarah Myers
Portrait photograph of a couple, believed to be Robert Myers and his second wife Sarah Wetherall. The were early pioneers and lived in Lake Wangary, South Australia. They are sitting together with the man holding some papers and the woman a small book.
Tea break
A group of men having a tea break, possibly near Port Lincoln. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Buggy travelling through floods
View of a buggy drawn by two horses traversing a flooded area. There is a brief letter on the back: 'Dear Mr Rooney, Will this do. All appropriate title. This end up with care. Had a fine time on Sunday I am sure God was speaking to some. I think many. What will the harvest be? Results we must leave with Him. I am sure you would have a good time. J. Harris. [with postscript] The Lord be with you mightily tonight. J.H.' Cummins School Community Library has this photograph and its reference is 'Rev John Harris in the manse buggy. Wendy Treloar collection.'
Harry Gregory
Harry Gregory, aged 84, holding the bullock yoke from the old waggon, which had wooden axles, on his Kappinie farm.
Trainee teachers and staff of the Observation School, Currie Street
Group portrait, thought to be trainee teachers and staff, at the Adelaide Observation School, Currie Street. Beatrice Alice Moulds (later Rother) is in the back row, extreme right. One of the teachers may be Mr. Adey. The school principal, John Fairweather, is seated in the centre, eighth from the left, in the second row from the front.
Large ship leaving dock
Large unidentified ship leaving possibly Port Adelaide or Outer Harbor. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/13.
People : G surnames
Photographs of South Australian identities with surnames starting with 'G'.
Terraplane
Terraplane, which had crashed through a fence at Seaview Bend, at the S.A. Centenary Grand Prix, Port Victor. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/57.
S.T. 'Tandanya' and hulk 'Endeavour'
S.T. 'Tandanya' and Hulk 'Endeavour' at the S.A.H.B. Dockyard. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/57.
Hallett Cove cliff
View of the cliff face at Hallett Cove, near the beach. Port Stanvac can be seen in the distance. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Dr. J. Harris Browne
Portrait photograph of Dr. John Harris Browne, who was a member of Charles Sturt's 1944 expedition, and became a pastoralist on the West Coast. He died in 1904, aged 87.
Man
A man in a suit posing for the photograph, possibly in Port Lincoln. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Hotel and Post Office, Tumby Bay
View across the water to the 'Hotel and Post Office, Tumby Bay'.
Fountain Rock blow hole near Streaky Bay
View of the Fountain Rock blow hole near Streaky Bay, with waves breaking on the rock platform.
Buggy on a bush road
Distant view of a horse drawn buggy travelling down a dirt road in the Hundred of Kelly.
Aborigines at Koonibba Mission
A family group at Koonibba Mission seated in front of a wurlie. See also PRG 559/3/75 for another photo of the same group.
Waterloo Bay
View of Waterloo Bay near Elliston, location of an alleged massacre.
Chas P. Smith
Portrait photograph of Chas P. Smith. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/24.
Spotswood family
Spotswood (originally Spottiswoode) family. On the left (standing) is the eldest son John who married Ann Kirby. Seated is a cousin, Emma Wilson. Standing is Elizabeth Sophie who married George Warren Smith of Port Adelaide and is the mother of Vernon Smith. In the centre is Thomas Hugh Spotswood, who married Rebecca Porter and after she died married her sister. Seated is Kate Wilson, cousin of R.K. Spotswood, and she married Walter Kemp of Rhynie. Standing at right is Richard Keane Spotswood junior who married Lucy Smith, sister of George Warren Smith, and also married Constance Cooper after her death. The Spotswood came to Mount Lofty after buying a house in Ellen Street, Semaphore. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/25.
Launches at S.A.H.B Dockyard
Launches at the S.A.H.B. Dockyard. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/57.
John Frederick Haigh
Portrait photograph of John Frederick Haigh, a pastoralist on the Eyre Peninsula.
Unidentified man
Portrait photograph of a man. He is leaning against the counter, has a beard, and a hat is resting on the counter. According to a descendant, this is William Tucknott who had Tungatta Station and is buried in Bramfield cemetery.
View of Tumby Bay
Early view of Tumby Bay from the end of the jetty leading to the hotel. The flour mill is on the left.
Dry stone wall, Tungatta
Dry stone wall at Tungatta, near the old police station of 1849, and it is rumoured to have been built by some prisoners.
Site of the Midgee Native Mission, Franklin Harbour
Site of the Midgee Native Mission, near Franklin Harbour, which no longer remains. The Chairman of the District Council is standing on the former site.
Bordertown Methodist Church and Manse
View of the Bordertown Methodist Church, with a horse and buggy on the road, and part of the manse visible in the background. The photo was sent to the Rev. F. L. Rooney at Port Augusta, with the message 'Bordertown - Dec 20th / 07 - Dear Fred, A Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year. Your welcome letter to hand, I shall reply later on - Kindest Regards, Frank R. French'.
Methodist Church at Tumby Bay
View of the Methodist Church at Tumby Bay.