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Unidentified young girl
Portrait of an unidentified young girl. Photograph by Alfred Ford Smith, 2 Bank Buildings, 27 Mostyn Street, Llandudno.
Unidentified young woman
Studio portrait of an unidentified young woman, posed leaning on the back of an ornately carved chair. Photograph by T. Duryea, 68 King William St, Adelaide.
Unidentified girl
Studio portrait of an unidentified girl. Photographed at Walter G. Lewis's Art Studio, 2 Seymour St, Green Park, facing the Midland Station, Bath.
Elizabeth Holden
Photograph of a head and shoulders portrait of Elizabeth Holden (nee Mason), mother of Thomas Alexander Holden who started the J. A. Holden & Co. business which led to GM Holden Ltd. Photograph by J. McCornick, 60 Park Street, Walsall. Elizabeth married Edward Thomas Holden in 1820. Edward was born 14 April 1796, at Walsall, England.
Unidentified woman
Portrait of an unidentified woman. Photograph by J. F. Naddermier, Opposite the Railway Station, Walsall.
Studio portrait of a girl in fancy dress
Handtinted photograph of a girl in Persian style fancy dress with a parasol, thought to be for the Lord Mayor's Children's Fancy Dress Ball in 1882. Photography by S. Solomon, Adelaide School of Photography, 51 Rundle Street, Adelaide. No. 2169.
Portrait of a mother and her baby.
Unidentified mother and baby. Photograph by R. V. Green, White St, Coventry.
Views in the City of Adelaide
Commercially produced album attributed to Freeman and Wivell, and containing 29 prints of buildings in Adelaide (mostly along King William Street). See 'contents' for details.
John Musgrave
Portrait of actor John Musgrave.
John Musgrave
Portrait of actor John Musgrave. Annotation on back reads 'John Musgrave - Prob. In comedy costume - also played in SA - [unreadable]'.
Max Fatchen in his study
Max Fatchen pictured seated at his desk in his study, with his typewriter on the desk.
Max Fatchen's awards
Photo of Max Fatchen's mantel on which he displays his awards as well family photographs.
Adelaide Glee Club
Formal portrait of the Adelaide Glee Club, 25th Season, 1909. Front row (seated on ground, from left): J.Keough, H.White, S.Bradshaw, C.B.Coleman, C.H.Ulbrich, P.Spicer, A.Roberston, A.H.L.Steele. Second row (seated, from left): J.Anderson, T.H.Price, J.A.Dale, W.J.Nettle (Committee), H.Pomeroy (Committee), A.H.G.Edwards (Hon. secretary), A.Walmsley (Hon. Conductor), F.S.Dorman (Librarian), W.O.Haslam (Committee), W.W.McLellan (Committee), J.Christie, H.J.Heineman. Middle row (from left): J.G.Wilson, A.G.Attiwell, N/F.Taylor, R.J.Baker, K.R. Schneider, W.R.Russell, S.Tattersall, E.Jacka, C.H.Cotton, A.McKechnie, W.Sullivan, F.K.Seymour, T.C.Hubbard, A.S.Lewis. Second row from back (from left): L.H.Wilson, H.Brooks, B.Pomeroy, A.E.Box, R.S.Leaney, L.Dixon, A.E.Blunt, T.Cook, E.M.Dale, C.H.Rowe, J.R.Dewar, A.Hackett, L.A.Sands. Back row (from left): G.May, A.Shorthose, N.H.Rix, J.H.Bower, A.R.Holthouse, C.R.Bruer, H.G.M.Cole, A.L.Foreman.
Leslie Quinn and W. Dunk
A boy and a young man, pictured in front of a cast iron fence. Pencil annotations on the mount read '1907' and 'Leslie Quinn & W. Dunk'. [The annotations appear to be of a later date than the image, and the date is unlikely to be correct given both the type of photograph and the clothing of the young man.]
Deborah McCulloch, Bernadette White and Denise Tzumli
Women's Electoral Lobby members Deborah McCulloch (right), Bernadette White (centre) and Denise Tzumli (left) enjoy an outdoor picnic in September 1997.
Denise Tzumli, Bernadette White and Susan Hancock
Women's Electoral Lobby members Denise Tzumli (foreground), Bernadette White (centre) and Susan Hancock enjoy an outdoor picnic in September 1997.
Fanny
Fanny of Port Lincoln standing beside a dog and a pet magpie. [Fanny Agars. Margaret Agnes (Fanny). Sometimes referred to as "Black Fanny"]
David Dridan in his studio
Landscape artist David Dridan in his studio on 9th February 2007; the photographer was visiting the artist to interview him for an oral history. See OH 768/2.
Photographs of Sir Day Hort Bosanquet
Photographs of Sir Day Hort Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia from 1909-1914, including several relating to the visit of Lord Denman, the Governor General in 1912. See 'contents' for details of items.
Corporal W.B. Currie
View of 'Corporal W.B. Currie killed in action at Nitrals Kop Febr. 3rd 1901. Buried at Ebenezer, South Africa'. Currie is pictured in army uniform, and is seated on his horse.
Barwell Boys
Formal portrait of a group of Barwell Boys after their arrival in South Australia in 1924. Archibald Munro was among them, having sailed from London aboard the 'Benalla' in May 1924. According to a researcher, the boy in the second row 5th from the left is John Frederick Keel (b.1908) at Islington, London.
Mayor of Port Adelaide, Roy Marten, with Premier John Bannon
Mayor of Port Adelaide, Harold Charles (Roy) Marten, with Premier of South Australia, John Bannon. They are indoors and holding a framed illustration of a sailing ship seen through a port hole with 'The Port, Port Adelaide' on it.
Ruth Russell at 'Human Shield in Iraq' book launch
Ruth Russell (left) with a colleague at the launch of her book 'Human Shield in Iraq', 28th September 2005.
Barbara Wall and Susan Magarey at the 'Ever Yours, C.H. Spence' book launch
Editors Barbara Wall(left) and Susan Magarey at the launch of their book 'Ever Yours, C.H. Spence : Catherine Helen Spence's An autobiography (1825-1910), diary (1894) and some correspondence (1894-1910)', 31st October 2005.
Sue Webb and Helen Bock
Sue Webb (left), former owner of 'Reading Matters' bookshop in Mount Barker with Helen Bock, the coordinator of Feast, Adelaide's first lesbian and gay cultural festival.
Keith Masters
Keith Masters hands over the diary of his great-grandfather Charles Masters to State Library staff members Diana Honey, second from left, and June Edwards, right, on 30th June 2008. For a transcript of the diary see D 6070(L).
Jack Holder
John "Jack" G. Holder, author of the publication "I nearly missed you", photographed on 13th March 2008; the photographer was visiting the writer to interview him for an oral history. See OH 768/4.
Jack Holder at Seaford
John "Jack" G. Holder, author of the publication "I nearly missed you", photographed outside his home at Seaford on 13th March 2008; the photographer was visiting the writer to interview him for an oral history. See OH 768/4.
Stringer brothers of Sherlock
Three sons of Stephen and Emma Stringer who enlisted during WWI. L-R No. 3907 Private Arthur Clarence (Clarry) Stringer of 2nd Division Cyclist Corps, No. 2366 L/Cpl Robert Henry (Henry) Stringer of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment, and No. 180 Private Alfred George (Alf) Stringer of the 43rd Infantry Battalion, Wounded in Action, France, 31 July 1917.
L/Cpl Robert Henry Stringer
No. 2366 L/Cpl Robert 'Henry' Stringer of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment. The eldest child of Stephen and Emma Stringer, Henry was born at Mundoora. He enlisted on 19 December 1915 and served in the Middle East with the 3rd Light Horse Regiment. He returned to Australia 21 June 1919. The inset photo is a copy from the photo beside him on the desk and is most probably his mother, Emma.