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L. A. Wells and Bejah Dervish
PORTRAIT: L. A. Wells (centre), Leader of the Calvert Scientific Exploration Expedition of 1896-1897, standing with Bejah Dervish, the head camel man who Wells believed saved his life, showing J. H. McNamara, Surveyor-General, a map of the country where C. F. Wells and G. L. Jones, other members of the exploration party, lost their lives.
Roy Baynes
Portrait photograph of Roy Baynes O.A.M. dressed in his Navy uniform.
Barbara Hanrahan and Shirley Megson
PORTRAIT: South Australian artist and writer Barbara Hanrahan, left, photographed with Shirley Megson during an exhibition held at Hahndorf, South Australia.
Gladys Birdseye
PORTRAIT: Gladys Birdseye, the daughter of Alfred and Selina Birdseye, owners of a bus service centred at Union Street, Adelaide; Gladys, who drove the buses and cars from the age of 18, was well known for her driving and mechanical skills on the route from Adelaide to Mannum, a return trip of 120 miles each day.
William Hall Birdseye
PORTRAIT: William Hall Birdseye (Bill) who was the licensee of the Railway Terminus Hotel at Port Augusta from 1914-1920.
Stewart Cockburn, writer
PORTRAIT: Writer Stewart Cockburn photographed sitting in his study; his book on Sir Thomas Playford, former Premier of South Australia can be seen in the background.
Valmai Hankel
PORTRAIT: Valmai Hankel, Rare Books Librarian at the State Library of South Australia displaying an illustration of the first known published drawing of a koala in a copy of 'Arcana', or the 'Museum of Natural History', first published in 1811.
The Most Reverend Ian George and Henry Short
PORTRAIT: The Anglican Archbishop of Adelaide, the Most Reverend Ian George and Mr Henry Short, great grandson of the first bishop of Adelaide, admire Bishop Short's original chair at the reopening of old St. Martin's Church at Gorge Road, Paradise in its new role as a funeral chapel; the stained glass windows in the chapel were made by Blackfriars of London.
Reverend Charles Hall
PORTRAIT: Studio view of the Reverend Charles Hall, a Congregational minister in South Australia who worked at Glenelg, Happy Valley, and Aldinga; he died at his home on Kensington Road, Norwood aged 88 years.
Charles Hall with a ship's model
PORTRAIT: Charles Edward Adamson Hall, aged 10 years photographed wearing sailor costume and sitting by a model of the sailing ship H.M.S. Valetta.
Margaret Symon of Adelaide
PORTRAIT: Margaret Symon photographed sitting in a basket chair outside a large house, she is sketching on a drawing board held on her lap.
Sir Josiah Symon with his family
PORTRAIT: Sir Josiah Symon sitting in the garden at 'Manoah', his residence and estate at Upper Sturt, with Lady Symon and other members of his family gathered around him on Christmas day, 1896; a nursemaid carries the youngest child, a young boy rides his pony, a second his tricycle, and a third wears cricket gear, their sisters sit with Mother and stand nearby.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis, teachers at Point McLeay
PORTRAIT: P. W. Francis and Mary Francis, nee Glyde, who conducted the largest Aboriginal school in the Commonwealth at Point McLeay, South Australia; Mr. Francis was President of the Provisional Teachers' Association.
Afternoon tea with C. J. Dennis
PORTRAIT: Afternoon tea with C. J. Dennis who is visiting the garden belonging to the Tobin sisters of Mintaro, South Australia.
Edmund Bowman
Studio portrait of Edmund Bowman.
Edmund Bowman
Studio portrait of Edmund Bowman seated in his living room.
Edmund Bowman
Studio portrait of Edmund Bowman seated in his living room.
Annie Lewers Bowman
Studio portrait of Annie Lewers Bowman (nee Cowle), wife of Edmund Bowman.
Jocelyn Eleanor Bowman
Studio portrait of Jocelyn Eleanor Bowman.
Vera Constance Bowman
Studio portrait of Vera Constance Bowman.
Ivy and Ethel Lucy
Opalotype studio portrait of Ivy (left) and Ethel Lucy, daughters of William and Edith Lucy.
Everard Lucy
Opalotype studio portrait, believed to be of Everard Lucy, son of William and Edith Lucy. Photograph has been overpainted in colour.
Ethel Lucy
Opalotype studio portrait, believed to be of Ethel Lucy, daughter of William and Edith Lucy. Photograph has been overpainted in colour.
Everard Lucy
Opalotype studio portrait, believed to be of Everard Lucy, son of William and Edith Lucy.
Bowman family portrait
Studio photograph of one of the Bowman family women, presumed to be Jocelyn Eleanor Evans (nee Bowman).
Bowman family portrait
Studio photograph of one of the Bowman family women, presumed to be Vera Constance Bowman.
Rosemary Crowley
Black and white photographic portrait of Seantor Rosemary Crowley.
Rosemary Crowley
Black and white photographic portrait of Seantor Rosemary Crowley.
Rosemary Crowley
Colour photographic portrait of Seantor Rosemary Crowley.
Woman and man
A posed ambrotype portrait of an unidentified woman and man, but important because of the relatively casual pose - the woman is sitting on the man's lap and has her arm around his shoulders.