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Group portrait of residents of Anna Creek
Group portrait of men, women and children, residents of Anna Creek.
Second Lieutenant Raymond Parer
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant Raymond Parer in military uniform.
Second Lieutenant Raymond Parer
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant Raymond John Paul Parer in military uniform.
Norman Claxton in military uniform
Portrait of Norman Claxton in his military uniform standing outdoors on a road. Private Norman Claxton, no. 62517, enlisted in the AIF in December 1917, aged 41, and joined the 6th Reinforcements, embarking from Adelaide on HMAT 'Boonah' A36 in October 1918.
Geoffrey Bishop
Studio portrait of Geoff Bishop, son of Joseph and Ethela Bishop, in his military uniform and trench coat before embarking for active service in Europe during World War One. Driver Geoffrey Howard Bishop, no. 31521, enlisted on 18 September 1916, aged 28, and was assigned to the 7th Australian Field Artillery Brigade, 107th Howitzer Battery. He saw active service in Frace, and died of pneumonia on 21 November 1917.
Geoffrey Bishop
Studio portrait of Geoff Bishop, son of Joseph and Ethela Bishop, in his military uniform before embarking for active service in Europe during World War One. Driver Geoffrey Howard Bishop, no. 31521, enlisted on 18 September 1916, aged 28, and was assigned to the 7th Australian Field Artillery Brigade, 107th Howitzer Battery. He saw active service in Frace, and died of pneumonia on 21 November 1917.
Group portrait of distinguished men
Group portrait of 16 distinguished, well-dressed men. The man standing in the back row, third from the right, is thought to be the Hon. John Warren. The group are possibly members of the Legislative Coucil around 1889.
Royal Adelaide Hospital nursing graduates
Group portrait of graduate nurses from the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Portrait of H.J Holden
Framed black and white portrait photograph of H.J Holden, ca.1920.
Portrait of Lucy
Daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified young woman, possibly Lucy (see PRG 550/3/1/345), seated in a chair with blue upholstery, with her hair worn long, wearing a dress with a crinoline and flower embroidered on the skirt and bodice, and pagoda sleeves with lace under-sleeves and large lace collar. Her brooch and necklace are tinted gold.
Portrait of Lucy
Ambrotype portrait of a young woman, 'Lucy', seated, wearing a dress with crinoline and checked skirts, white lace collar and pagoda sleeves, and a checked ribbon at her neck fastened with a brooch. Skin-tones have been tinted. She is holding an object, possibly a type of stereoscope viewer.
Portrait of two unidentified men
Ambrotype portrait of two young men, one seated and wearing a lounge coat, and the other man standing, wearing a lounge coat, waistcoat and tie.
Unidentified family portrait
Unidentified ambrotype family portrait, possibly a husband and wife, seated, each holding a child. They are formally attired in Victorian style dress. Possibly members of the Blacket family.
Jemima Halliday
Studio portrait of Jemima Halliday (nee Grant).
Francis Halliday
Studio portrait of Francis Halliday.
Gus Rapko
Studio portrait of Gus Rapko in his army uniform.
Bill Kneale
Studio portrait of Bill Kneale in his army uniform. A note on the back reads 'Bill's mother Nelly Kneale (nee Little). Bill Kneale came back from 1st war with only one leg'.
Roy Kneale
Studio portrait of Roy Kneale in his army uniform. A note on the back reads 'Roy Kneale (mother Helen Kneale youngest of Little family)'.
Andrew Ferguson
Studio portrait of A. M. Ferguson in his army uniform. The front is signed 'Yours sincerely A.M. Ferguson Sept.1916' with a further inscription on the back 'To Mr & Mrs Lower 20th September 1916'.
Francis Lower
Studio portrait of 'Lce Cpl F.J Lower / 6th Gen Rein / S.M.K.E.9 / Aust. Abroad' in his army uniform.
Bert Broad
Studio portrait of Bert Broad in his army uniform.
James Painter
Studio portrait of James Painter in his army uniform.
George Ernest Randal Alderson Junior
Portrait of Private George Ernest Randal Alderson Junior, No. 1651, of the 27th Battalion, 2nd Reinforcements, in military uniform.
Unidentified women with a parasol
Tintype portrait of two unidentified women. The seated woman on the left is wearing a broad hat and a pendant. The woman standing on the right is holding a parasol and wearing heavy chain jewellery with a pendant.
Bessie Douglas Stock
Portrait of Bessie Douglas Stock of Victor Harbor in her riding uniform, seated on a bale of hay with a saddle, taken on the day she was killed at the Royal Adelaide Show while competing in show jumping, on 17 September 1932, aged 25.
Portrait of 'Marjorie'
Oval studio portrait of a young woman with brunette hair tied back in a large ribbon. She is wearing a black suit, white, lace-collared blouse, and white brimmed hat decorated with a wide ribbon. Caption reads: 'Hoping you will know who this is & also you will like it With love Marjorie'.
John Chilvers
Digital copy of a portrait of John Chilvers, who arrived on the 'SS Austral' as one of the servants travelling with the Buxton family. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton took up the post as Governor in October 1895, bringing with him five servants: John Chilvers, aged 23 (first footman), John Fidgett, aged 20(?) (footman), Ellen Crowe, aged 68 (nurse), Lina Merlach, aged 44 (lady's maid) and Emily Davey, aged 28 (lady's maid?). John Chilvers was born in Norfolk, England in 1871; and returned to London on the 'Bungaree' on 2 August 1897, along with Emily Davey, whom he married on their arrival in England.
Emily Elizabeth Davey.
Digital copy of a portrait of Emily Elizabeth Davey, who arrived on the 'SS Austral' as one of the five servants travelling with the Buxton family. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton took up the post as Governor in October 1895, bringing with him five servants: John Chilvers, aged 23 (first footman), John Fidgett, aged 20(?) (footman), Ellen Crowe, aged 68 (nurse), Lina Merlach, aged 44 (lady's maid) and Emily Davey, aged 28 (lady's maid?). Emily Elizabeth Davey was born in London in 1867; and returned to London on the 'Bungaree' on 2 August 1897, along with John Chilvers, whom she married on their arrival in England. The photo was taken during the time she was working for the Governor of Australia at Government House, Adelaide.
Emily Elizabeth Davey.
Digital copy of a portrait of Emily Elizabeth Davey, who arrived on the 'SS Austral' as one of the five servants travelling with the Buxton family. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton took up the post as Governor in October 1895, bringing with him five servants: John Chilvers, aged 23 (first footman), John Fidgett, aged 20(?) (footman), Ellen Crowe, aged 68 (nurse), Lina Merlach, aged 44 (lady's maid) and Emily Davey, aged 28 (lady's maid?). Emily Elizabeth Davey was born in London in 1867; and returned to London on the 'Bungaree' on 2 August 1897, along with John Chilvers, whom she married on their arrival in England. The photo was taken during the time she was working for the Governor of Australia at Government House, Adelaide.
Portrait of an unidentified woman
Painted portrait of an unidentified woman, seated, wearing a blue dress with pagoda sleeves, lace collar and cuffs. In the background are a red curtain and vase of flowers on a mantelpiece. Possibly a member of the Short family. Initials, possibly 'P.S.W.', are painted in the bottom left corner.