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Bill Summerton
PORTRAIT: Studio view of Salvation Army officer Bill Summerton dressed in casual clothing.
Eden Herschel Babbage
PORTRAIT: Eden Herschel Babbage, son of Benjamin.
Reverend Robert James ('Bert') Scrimgeour
PORTRAIT: Reverend Robert James ('Bert') Scrimgeour, Presbyterian minister, historian and Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of South Australia, 1973-1974; between 1968 and 1980 he was the minister at Tusmore Presbyterian Church.
George McEwin
PORTRAIT: George McEwin, solicitor.
Sir Thomas Playford at the opening of Elizabeth
PORTRAIT: Sir Thomas Playford, Premier of South Australia, speaking at the opening day for the new town of Elizabeth in 1955.
Sir Thomas Playford at the opening of Elizabeth
PORTRAIT: Sir Thomas Playford, Premier of South Australia, speaking at the opening day for the new town of Elizabeth in 1955. View 2.
Mrs Alexandrine Seager
PORTRAIT: Mrs Alexandrine Seager, co-founder of the Cheer Up Society, Adelaide.
Members of the Morcom family
PORTRAIT: Members of the Morcom family going for a ride along Norton Summit Road, Magill in their pony and trap. Left to right, front seat, father Harry; Ross; Mother Marion. Back seat Les; Arthur and Mildred; the ponies were named Glen and Ossie after the suburb of their birth.
The Johnson family of Welland South
PORTRAIT: Thelma Johnson aged two and a half posing for her father Harold who painted as a hobby, her mother Edith sits with them.
Captain Harry Butler and his wife Elsa
PORTRAIT: Captain Harry Butler and his wife Elsa, nee Gibson, wearing their flying suits and standing in front of his Avro 504-K aeroplane.
Merle Diener picking mushrooms
PORTRAIT: Merle Diener (later Hall), daughter of river trader Edward Diener, picking mushrooms at Lock 3 on the River Murray.
Lenore Bishop, Mayor of Mount Gambier
PORTRAIT: Lenore Bishop who became the first woman mayor in South Australia when she was elected unopposed as the Mayor of Mount Gambier, a role which she held from 1964-67 when she retired from council, but returned in 1972 as the region's first woman alderman.
Elizabeth Furner
PORTRAIT: Elizabeth Furner, formerly Laurenson and Guy, President of the South Australian Branch of the Australian Local Government Women's Association; Elizabeth also founded the Brighton Writer's Workshop from which the South Australian Branch of the Society of Women Writers was formed.
Diana Elizabeth Penniment
PORTRAIT: Diana Elizabeth Penniment who was President of the South Australian branch of the Women's Agricultural Bureau in 1987 and later a member of the Tatiara District Council.
Thomasina Rowe with her twin daughters
PORTRAIT: Thomasina Rowe with twin daughters Lorne and Dorothy.
Mrs Lily Shalless, nee Adams
PORTRAIT: Mrs Lily Shalless, nee Adams, dressed in a brown silk dress as an employee of Moore's department store admiring the plants on its roof garden.
Charles Knuckey
PORTRAIT: Charles Knuckey, aged 17, dressed in his Gazeka Athletics Club outfit; Charles served with the Australian Medical Corps during World War I, on his return he became a commercial traveller before establishing his own business, first as Crase, Knuckey & Co. Ltd., wholesale hardware merchants, and then in 1926 as Knuckey Rubber Co.
Charles Knuckey at the wheel of his car
PORTRAIT: Charles Knuckey at the wheel of his Vauxhall 14/40 used for commercial travelling in 1926.
Maria Luisa Sheehan
PORTRAIT: Maria Luisa Sheehan, nee Drescher photographed holding a baby; she was one of the six original staff members of the Women's Information Switchboard, retiring in 1993.
J. Antoine Stephen Kromer, pioneer
Opalotype portrait of J.A.S. Kromer, 1853-1887, a pioneer storekeeper of Tanunda; he married Alice Jane Trotter in 1875.
John Ridley
Portrait of John Ridley, inventor of the 'Ridley Reaper' harvesting machine. The drawing is in a mount which carries the inscription 'John Ridley / 1879'.
Mr and Mrs Woods with their children
PORTRAIT: The Woods family of Roper Street, Adelaide. A researcher has suggested that the family may have lost their lives when passengers on the 'Titanic'.
Mary Wilson, nee Smythe
Opalotype portrait of Mary Wilson, nee Smythe, an early settler in Beachport, South Australia who went to Western Australia in 1895 after losing her husband, Oliver Samuel Wilson, a Norwegian ship's carpenter, in a railway accident; she registered as a midwife November 8, 1911 and was the first maternity nurse in Freemantle.
The Richmond Sisters
PORTRAIT: The Richmond Sisters, Joan; Betty and Eunice, an Adelaide vocal trio, with Ken Chinner of radio station 5DN who did all their arrangements and piano accompaniment.
Merv Hill and Ken Chinner
PORTRAIT: Merv Hill a script writer, on the left and radio 5DN's sound man in the recording studio discussing 'Radio Canteen' scripts with Ken Chinner.
Ken Chinner, 5DN radio producer
PORTRAIT: Ken Chinner, a 5DN radio producer, creating sound effects for an Adelaide production of a 'General Motors Hour' radio play; he is creating the sound of a blow on the head with a solid stick and a hard cabbage for the play 'A Murderous Blow on the Head'.
Harry Dearth and Ken Chinner
PORTRAIT: Harry Dearth, producer of the 'General Motors Hour' radio plays, directing Ken Chinner, producer with 5DN, who is creating sound effects for an Adelaide production of a 'General Motors Hour' play.
Henry James Johnstone
PORTRAIT: Henry James Johnstone, 1835-1907, South Australian artist.
Jessica Mawson
PORTRAIT: Jessica, daughter of the South Australian explorer Sir Douglas Mawson, photographed on board 'HMS Euripides' bound for Australia, 2 April 1919.
John R. Grey
PORTRAIT: John R. Grey of Moonta, 23 July 1881.