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Samuel White
Studio portrait of Samuel White in the uniform of the Reedbeds Cavalry.
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[Interior of a dug-out]
Black and white photograph of the 'interior of a dug-out' showing a soldier sitting at a small table, with pictures pinned to cloth on the walls. Location not specified on the original photograph, but believed to be near Anzac Cove.
Group portrait of a family outing
An outing in the country, possibly at Williamstown, thought to be members of the Warren family during a family outing with a pet dog.One of the men is holidng an axe.
Residents of Strzelecki Creek
Group portrait of men, women and children, residents of Strzelecki Creek.
Dame Roma Mitchell
Portrait of Dame Roma Mitchell.
Charles White in uniform
Studio portrait of Charles White in the uniform of the Reedbeds Cavalry which was formed in 1860.
Pastoral Lands Commission
Group portrait of members of the 1890 Pastoral Lands Commission. From left to right: Edwin Derrington (Secretary), Robert Kelly, John Warren, John Robert Kelly, Robert Caldwell (Chairman), Sir Frederick Holder, and William Copley. The Pastoral Lands Commmission was re-constituted as a Royal Commission in 1891.
Three men in military uniform
Group portrait of three men dressed in military uniform. The three men are each carrying a sword and wearing a medal pinned to their chests. The man on the left, wearing the slouch hat, is thought to be the Hon. John Warren.
James Lewis
One of two Lewis family overpainted opalotype photographic portraits. Originally believed to be John Lewis, 1844-1923, but confirmed as John's father James Lewis of Richmond South Australia. He married Eliza Margaret Hutton Bristow who is pictured in the opalotype at PRG 247/27/1. Both opalotypes have the annotation 'Brown 79' in the top left hand corner, indicating the creator and date of creation.
Annie Letitia Campbell-Kelly Hayes
Studio opalotype portrait of Annie Letitia Campbell-Kelly Hayes, born 1875, died 5 June 1946, mother of Carevie Helen Hayes. Details have been emphasised with pencil. The opalotype is cracked through the centre and the bottom left corner is missing.
Carevie Helen Hayes
Studio opalotype portrait of Carevie Helen Hayes, aged 9 months, sitting on a fur blanket. Details have been emphasised with pencil.
Clarry William Hayes and Carevie Helen Hayes
Studio portrait of brother and sister, Clarry William J. Hayes, born 7 August 1900, died 19 January 1981, on the right, aged approximately nine months, and Clarevie Helen Hayes, born 5 March 1899, died 3 February 1975, aged approximately two years. Clarry is wearing a white dress and sitting on a fur blanket. Carevie is standing, and wearing a white dress. Details have been emphasised with pencil.
William Henry Hayes
Studio portrait of William Henry Hayes, father of Carevie Hayes, born 4 April 1861, died 4 July 1956. Details have been enhanced with pencil. Written on the back is: 'gold and flat, no. 4 plush, by June 1st Saturday, 6 and sb'.
Isabella Emily Short
Daguerreotype portrait of a woman, possibly Isabella Emily Short, wearing an embroidered dress with lace collar and pagoda sleeves with lace cuffs.
Bishop Augustus Short
Carte-de-visite portrait of Augustus Short, the first Anglican bishop of Adelaide. In a frame connected to PRG 160/95/8, Millicent Short.
Millicent Short
Carte-de-visite portrait of Millicent Short, nee Phillips, wife of Augustus Short, the first Anglican bishop of Adelaide, wearing a large cross necklace and reading a book. In a frame connected to PRG 160/95/7, Bishop Augustus Short.
Unidentified infant
Tintype portrait of an unidentified infant wearing woolen socks, and a dress with a mantle and a lace bib.
Ethel Nichol
Tintype portrait of baby Ethel Nichol in formal dress and hat.
Unidentified woman
Tintype portrait of an unidentified woman, possibly Mrs Nichol (see PRG 391/23/4), wearing a dress with a high neckline and lace collar, and a large brooch and heavy chain locket.
Mrs Nichol
Tintype portrait of Mrs Nichol, wearing a dress with a high neck line and ruffled lace collar.
Mary Ann Vickery
Ambrotype portrait of Mary Ann Vickery, seated, wearing a dress with pagoda sleeves and small lace collar, and her hair dressed in ringlets. With tinted skin-tones, brooch and belt clasp tinted gold, the table cloth tinted green, and curtain tinted pink.
Joel Roberts
Daguerreotype portrait of Joel Roberts, seated, wearing a coat, bowtie and checked waistcoat.
Unidentified woman
Daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified woman, seated. The scenic backdrop has been tinted blue and green, and skin-tones, the pink bow at the woman's collar, and her jewellery are all tinted.
M J and Harry Whitfield
Ambrotype portrait of two children, M.J. and Harry Whitfield, thought to be brother and sister, seated and holding an illustrated card.
Polly Roberts
Ambrotype portrait of 'Polly' (Mary) Roberts, Joel Roberts' favourite sister, who married John Sykes.
Joel and Margaret Roberts
Ambrotype portrait of Joel Roberts with his wife Margaret (nee Potts).
Anne Roberts
Ambrotype portrait of a woman, thought to be Anne Roberts, wearing a dress with pagoda sleeves and lace collar and cuffs. Tinted skin-tones and the bows and ribbons on her bonnet and collar are tinted pink and green, with jewellery tinted gold.
Silhouette of Hannah Potts
Silhouette portrait of Hannah Potts, with gold and blue highlights on the dress and bonnet, in a gilt metal frame in an embossed leather case. Accompanying note reads: 'Silhouette of my grandmother Mrs Joshua Potts, formerly Hannah OHay of Sherriff Hatton. J.P.R.' (James Potts Roberts).
Sarah Hughes
Ambrotype portrait of a woman, possibly Sarah Hughes, seated at a table, with lace collar and cuffs on her dress, and her hair dressed in ringlets.
Sarah Hughes
Ambrotype portrait of a woman, possibly Sarah Hughes, seated at a table, with lace collar and cuffs on her dress, and her hair dressed in ringlets. Her necklace and brooch are tinted gold, and her cheeks are tinted pink. In a gilt metal frame in an embossed leather case.