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Thomas, William and John Davidson
Three sons of William Davidson: (from left) Thomas, William and John.
Davidson family group
A Davidson family group photo: (from left) Ethel May Davidson nee Malcolm (1873-1953), Mary Roberts (1821-1906) holding Thomas Malcolm Davidson (1902-) and Margaret Trego-Williams nee Malcolm (1847-1925).
Norman Malcolm
Norman Malcolm (presumed to be the one on the right) with two army colleagues in the Middle East. He was part of the 9th Light Horse regiment at Gallipoli and in Egypt from 1915-1917. A note on the back of the image reads: 'After chasing Turks for 12 days without a wash or change our clothes rotted on our backs'.
Norman Malcolm
Norman Malcolm after his promotion to Captain in 1916 whilst serving in the Middle East. He was part of the 9th Light Horse regiment at Gallipoli and in Egypt from 1915-1917. The inscription 'To dear Ethel with love from Norman' is to his sister.
Unidentified woman
Woman seated holding a book, thought to be a member of the Kerr family, early colonists from Scotland. The image is scratched. The buttons and binding on the book are tinted gold, and the lace cuffs on the woman's sleeves are tinted silver.
Rosslyn Anderson with an unfinished work
Adelaide artist Rosslyn Anderson with an unfinished mosaic (one of six) created for the new St Ignatius Senior School Chapel at Athelstone. Taken in her studio at the Adelaide Central Studios, Grote Street, Adelaide.
Rosslyn Anderson with finished mosaic
Adelaide artist Rosslyn Anderson (and her standard poodle 'Harry') with one of the six mosaics created for the new St Ignatius Senior School Chapel at Athelstone. Taken in her studio at the Adelaide Central Studios, Grote Street, Adelaide.
Somerville family
The Somerville family pictured at their Kings Park home. From left: Mabel, with her parents James Dugald Somerville (1868-1960), and Edith nee Tapley (1869-1971).
Sir Henry Lionel Galway
Sir Henry Lionel Galway, Governor of South Australia from 1914-1920. He changed his name from Gallwey to Galway in 1911. He was an unpopular Governor as he supported compulsory military training, he supported gambling, he opposed prohibition, he opposed women's enfranchisement, he opposed the White Australia Policy, he suggested that trade unionists should be conscripted. His appointment as Governor was not renewed after 1920 and he returned to England
Carolyn Spooner and Margaret McGuire
Staff member, Carolyn Spooner (left) with Mrs Frances Margaret McGuire at a function at the State Library of South Australia.
Jill Spellicy
Jill Spellicy, pictured in Beans Bar, Adelaide, September 1997. The photograph was exhibited in the GALS Exhibition during the first Feast Festival held in 1997.
Mij Tanith and Sue Webb
Mij Tanith and Sue Webb, pictured in their 'Reading Matters' bookshop at 17 Gawler Street, Mount Barker, 6 September 1997. They opened the shop in 1993 and closed it in 1999.
Ken Crombie
Casual portrait of Ken Crombie. (information supplied by a researcher).
George Ding
Casual portrait of George F. Ding wearing a jacket with the 'Shell' [petrol] logo. He was the proprietor of the Yunta Shell service station for many years. He married Violet Joan McAvaney. [from information supplied].
Young woman leaning on chair
Studio portrait of young woman dressed fashionably and with hair in ringlets.
Young girl leaning on ornate table
Studio portrait of young girl in short puffed sleeve dress with lacy pantaloons showing beneath. There is a bowl of flowers, which has been hand-tinted, on the table on which she is resting her left arm.
Young boy sitting in a high-backed chair
Studio portrait of young boy in a high-backed chair, wearing shorts and double-fronted buttoned up jacket, with a spade on his lap.
Young lady with brooch
Head and shoulders studio portrait of a young lady in a high-collared dress.
Young lady in short-sleeved dress
Full length studio portrait of a young lady in a check dress. Her right hand is leaning on an ornate desk which has several books on it.
Young man with sideburns and moustache
Head and shoulders studio portrait of young man with moustache and long sideburns.
Man with bushy beard
Head and shoulders studio portrait of man with bushy beard and moustache and thinning hair.
Young man
Head and shoulders studio portrait of clean shaven young man in dark suit and light coloured tie. J.Unwin Photo. in bottom left hand corner of photograph and L'pool in bottom right of photograph. The back of the photograph has numerical calculations on it and a name that may be Harry White.
Wally Blutcher
A casual portrait of Wally Blutcher.
Tom Kruse
A casual portrait of Tom Kruse standing at a gate. (Man identified by a researcher).
A Private of the Scottish Company
Garishly hand-coloured studio portrait of an unidentified member of the Company known as the Adelaide Rifles between 1900 and 1903 and the South Australian Scottish Infantry between 1903 and 1912.
Young man leaning on pedestal
Studio portrait, full length, of a clean shaven young man in light coloured trousers and waist coat with darker coloured jacket. He is leaning his left arm on a pedestal and his right hand is at his waist and his left leg is crossed over his right. 'Uncle [?]' has been scrawled in purple across the top of the photograph.
Young lady with decoration in hair
Studio portrait of a young lady. Her left elbow is leaning on an ornate pedestal which has an urn-style vase on it. Her hair is done in a high, ornate style.
Woman sitting on chair
Studio portrait of a woman dressed in a high-collared, light coloured dress. Her hair is parted in the centre and severely secured.
Moore family album
Selection of images from the Moore family album, comprising photos of and near Mount Barker, but also views along the Murray River.
Alice Klenner
Photograph of Alice Elizabeth Christina Klenner, nee Britcher, on the back verandah of a private home.