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Viceregal train
Half-plate glass negative of Governor General, Lord Denman's, viceregal train at Port Augusta for the turning of the first sod on the Trans Australian Railway. The locomotives are Y class No. 125 and No. 100.
Viceregal train
Half-plate glass negative of South Australian Governor, Sir Day Bosanquet's, viceregal train at Port Augusta for the turning of the first sod on the Trans Australian Railway. The locomotives are Y class No. 103 and No. 106.
R class locomotive No. 93
Half-plate glass negative of South Australian Railways R class locomotive No. 93 hauling a passenger train.
Photographs of planes
Photos of two planes, one a biplane; the other a sea plane.
Letters written by Samuel Grau Hubbe
Letters written by Samuel Hubbe in South Australia and in South Africa during the Boer War. He was killed at Ottoshoop on 12 September 1900.
1990 Magarey Medal presentation
A selection of photographs relating to the 1990 Magarey Medal presentation held on 10 September 1990. Sixteen additional photos have not been digitised but may be requested through the reference desk.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Bates - Woolfe wedding
Wedding of Shirley Bates of Port Lincoln to Bruce Woolfe, son of Harry Christian Woolfe and Muriel Jean, nee Sweetman, of 6 Owen Street, Goodwood Park, solemnised at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Angas Street, Adelaide, at 6.30 p.m. on 24 October 1955.
Ernest and Violet Annie Frost in gardens with family
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Violet Annie Frost (nee Field) and Ernest Arthur Frost (on right), in gardens with family, including Violet's mother (second left) and sister (centre).
Walter George Field
Digital copy of a black and white studio photograph of Walter George Field, father of Violet Annie Frost (nee Field).
Emma Maria Martha Aesche
Digital copy of a sepia studio photograph of Martha Mary Emma Aesche.
Violet Annie Field
Digital copy of a black and white studio photograph of Violet Annie Field.
Violet Annie Field
Digital copy of a black and white studio photograph of Violet Annie Field.
Ann and Henry Samuel Wills
Studio portrait photograph of Ann (nee Orsmond) and Henry Samuel Wills Ash in Adelaide. Henry (Harry) Wills was born in 1848 in Devonshire and died 26 June 1927, and Ann (Annie) Wills died 5 July 1917. They lived in Port Augusta.
Governor Sir George Le Hunte in a car
Governor Sir George Le Hunte in a car travelling with his party from Coffin Bay to Port Lincoln. The car at the front is a 1903 Oldsmobile.
Lightburn's Dennis fire engine
'Dennis' fire engine at Lightburn's factory. On back of photograph: 'Actually belonged to official fire brigade and fought fire at Port Adelaide when a ship was on fire did a good job I was given to understand.'
Mr. Gavin
Cabinet card portrait photograph of Mr. Gavin, who drowned while duck shooting at Port Lincoln. He is possibly W.H. Gavin, who was the son of Agnes Blanford (1843/44 - 20 July 1922). She was married to Joseph Gavin (1839-1866) in 1862.
Agnes Blandford
Cabinet card portrait photograph of Agnes Blanford (1843/44 - 20 July 1922). She was married to Joseph Gavin (1839-1866) in 1862, and Benjamin Henry Harte (1812-1898) in 1968, and was the mother of W.H. Gavin. A researcher suggests that the photograph is actually an image of Maria Green (1861-1944), daughter of John Green and Elizabeth Griggs, wife of Anthony Freeman Payne Puckridge, and proprietor of the Northern Hotel in Port Lincoln and the Warrow Hotel.
AMPOL petrol station sign near the town of Yunta, South Australia
Sign displayed alongside the Barrier Highway in South Australia, which advertises an AMPOL petrol station at the nearby town of Yunta. The sign is roughly made. Part of the Broken Hill to Port Pirie railway line can be seen in the background. The view also shows the sandy soil and sparse vegetation common to the far northern region of South Australia.
Photographs taken by Club members
Records comprising two sets of slides created by amalgamating the best of those taken by members of the Club (one is a loan set, the other a reference set). The numbering goes from 1-1094, but both sets are missing 98,165, 727 and 1032; the loan set is also missing 442. The accompanying list, which covers the slides 1-985, lists the locality/plant, year taken and photographer. The collection has been subdivided into the following categories: native flowers (1-122); orchids (123-192); Western Australia (193-209); I.C.I. saltpans (210-213); Selwyns Rock (214-218); Hallet Cove (219-224); Sand Pits Duhns (225-227); Port Willunga (228-230); reservoirs (231-237); River Murray (238-262); Old Gum Tree, Glen Osmond (263-266); Onkaparinga Gorge (267-273); lizards (274-280); Black Springs (281-282); fungi (283-290); gorges (291-296); Kitty Koola (297-299); Queen's Basket (300-302); Grampians & South East (303-323); Kangaroo Island (324-377); Ayers Rock - Uluru (378-409); Mount Olga (410-426); Northern Australia (427-446); Nullabor (447-458); general (459-464); Flinders Ranges (465-558); and New South Wales, including Mootwingee and White Cliffs (559-672). Images 672-985 are mostly plants and from various localities. For details of individual images see the attached special list.
Burke's tree on the bank of Coopers Creek
One of the explorers' marked trees, this shows the face of Burke carved in the tree at Port Wills, near Nappamerrie, Coopers Creek.
Photos taken by Messenger Press of various business and community sites in the north-eastern suburbs
A collection of photographs by the Messenger Press taken at various business and community sites around the north-eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Places include waste management sites, sports clubs, Cavan Detention Centre and street and town signs. According to brief paperwork attached to the photos, many were taken for the Standard Messenger newspaper. Where more than one date has been added to a photo, one of the dates may refer to when it was published in the newspaper.
Members of the Oldfield family
Members of the Oldfield family in front of MV Westralia at Port Adelaide. Edgar Oldfield on the right.
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Group of [women] Old Colonists : Margaret Ronald
Probably Margaret Ronald, c. 1823-1888; nee Connell, married Edward Ronald. Arrived in South Australia in November 1840 on board the ship the "Diadem". Resided in Thebarton, Port Wakefield.