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Reginald Tasman White
Studio portrait photograph of Regimental Sergeant Major Reginald Tasman White, and is dressed in officer uniform. His service numbers were 3 and R3, and he last served with the 10th Infantry Battalion. His brothers were Eustace Frederick White and Lexford Clarkson White.
Lexford Clarkson White
Studio portrait photograph of Lexford Clarkson White, who enrolled in 1918. His brothers were Eustace Frederick White and Reginald Tasman White.
Eustace Frederick White
Studio portrait photograph of Private Eustace Frederick White. His service numbers were 3270 and NX9451, and he last served in 1 Australian Base Ordnance Depot. His brothers were Reginald Tasman White and Lexford Clarkson White, and they were sons of the Reverend Thomas Geddes White, Methodist Minister and architect of many South Australian buildings.
Arthur John Weston
Studio portrait photograph of Private Arthur John Weston. His service numbers were 19378 and S66389, and he last served in the 3rd Battalion Volunteer Defence Corps.
Stanley George Watkins
Studio portrait photograph of Private Stanley George Watkins. His service number was 2211, and he last served in the 10th Infantry Battalion. His brother is Leslie Charles Watkins.
Allan John Alexander Young
Studio portrait photograph of Sergeant Allan John Alexander Young. His service numbers were 2181 and S39, and he last served with the 14th Light Horse Regiment.
Natasha Stott Despoja with her Mother, Shirley Stott Despoja
Photographic portrait of Natasha Stott Despoja with her Mother, Shirley Stott Despoja, in Shirley's living room, Adelaide.
Portrait of Lola Sumner, nee Dodd
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting an Australian Aboriginal girl, Lola in the early and mid-twentieth century. Printing block number 204.
Portrait of woman sitting
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting a woman sitting. Printing block number 210a.
Group portrait of children, Central Australia
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Australian Aboriginal people in Central Australia in the early-twentieth century. Printing block number 211a.
Sketch portrait of Rev. Lazarus Lami Lami
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Rev. Lazarus Lami Lami. Printing block number 56-66.
Portrait of Charles French
A printing block and a printed image from the block, depicting Charles French. Printing block number 58-66.
Portraits of natives from Port Darwin
ALBUM: Attributed to Paul Foelsche, comprising 39 portraits of Aboriginal people of Port Darwin. For more information about Foelsche's Aboriginal portraits, please see the South Australian Museum website re "The Policeman's Eye" exhibition, curated by Philip Jones, who wrote; "Despite his role as a powerful police official, Paul Foelsche prepared these portraits with great care and sympathy. The people they depict all passed away several generations ago, and these images can be regarded safely now, without offending the living or the spirits of the dead." -- information from South Australian Museum website (no longer available).
Saunders Family photographs
Photographs of members of the Saunders Family and other Jewish people in South Australia.
Lyndall Hendrickson
PORTRAIT: Lyndall Hendrickson, South Australian violinist who made her debut at the Adelaide Town Hall under the baton of Dr. Malcolm Sargent. She began competing against adults in competitions when she was only 10 years of age.
Peter Starr and his wife
PORTRAIT: Originally identified as 'Poet and songwriter Peter Starr [sic] with his wife. They lived at Mundoora after arriving from Ireland. Approximately 1880.' Given the ages and dress of the couple they are more likely to be Peter Joseph Starrs' parents Francis Paul Starrs and Catherine (Kate) Ellen Starrs, nee Brady, both of whom migrated from Ireland. Peter Starrs was born in South Australia.
Radio personality Bill Mudie
PORTRAIT: Radio personality Bill Mudie in the ABC radio studio.
Radio personality Bill Mudie
PORTRAIT: Radio personality Bill Mudie in the ABC radio studio.
William L. Neale
PORTRAIT: William L. Neale, member of the teaching staff and possibly headmaster of Sturt Street School, 1884-1890.
John C. Noack
PORTRAIT: John C. Noack, headmaster of Sturt Street School, 1913-1915.
Alexander Clark
PORTRAIT: Alexander Clark member of the teaching staff and possibly once headmaster of Sturt Street School.
John Fairweather
PORTRAIT: John Fairweather headmaster of Sturt Street School, 1908-1912.
Mary Reynell
PORTRAIT: Mary Reynell, nee Lucas, wife of John Reynell.
Matilda Jane Evans
PORTRAIT: Matilda Jane Evans, nee Congreve, 1827 - 1886; opened a "ladies" school in Buxton Street, North Adelaide 1868 - 1882 and under the pen-name: Maud Jeanne Franc, she wrote 14 novels, 3 were published in South Australia.
Family portrait, Moculta
Portrait of Ernst and Ottilie Henschke at Moculta.
Family portrait, Moculta
Family Portrait of Heinrich and Ernstine Linke at Moculta with baby Alma.
James Brook
Portrait (damaged) of James Brook of 'Way and Brook', solicitors. James Brook of Unley Park was born in Edinburgh January 12, 1840. He arrived in South Australia in 1853 and is remembered as a solicitor of integrity and editor of the first volume of the South Australian Law Reports
Major General Downes
Lithographed portrait of Major General Francis Downes, drawn by F. B. Hackett.
Sir James Hurtle Fisher
[General description] Photographic copy of an oil painting portrait of Sir James Hurtle Fisher (Resident Commissioner of South Australia ca.1835). He is depicted against a dark background, holding a sheaf of papers in one hand.
Willian R. Fletcher
Lithographic portrait of 'The late Rev. W.R. Fletcher, M.A.', created by T.C. Dalwood from a photo by T. Adcock.