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South Australian baseball players
A group of South Australian baseball players in Adelaide; names not known.
Two men playing bowls in Adelaide
Two men playing bowls in Adelaide; they stand with hands behind their backs watching a game, one wears a hat with the letters V.B.A. embroidered on the hatband indicating that he is possibly from Victoria, names not known.
Prize winning horse drawn vehicle at a show in Adelaide
Two men riding in a prize winning horse drawn vehicle at a show in Adelaide; the horse has been identified by Searcy as being called 'Gay Boy'.
Girl Guides giving a first aid display
Girl Guides with their 'patients' wearing various types of bandages photographed at a first aid display.
Football match between Port Adelaide and Norwood
Players from Port Adelaide and Norwood Football Clubs at the scoreboard end of the Adelaide Oval, playing in the 1921 Grand Final, watched by a large crowd of spectators. This photo may have been taken just before half time, as the half time score was Port Adelaide 4.3 and Norwood 1.5. Port Adelaide won the game by 8 points.
Francis Stewart Briggs standing in front of his D.H.4 aircraft
Francis Stewart Briggs standing in front of his D.H.4. Born in Calcutta, Briggs a Telegraph Operator joined the AIF in 1915 while living with his widowed mother in Prospect, South Australia. In 1917 he was given a commission in the Royal Flying Corps and at the end of the war flew Australian Prime Minister Billy Hughes between London and Paris during the Versailles peace talks. In 1920 Briggs pioneered the air route from Melbourne to Perth and return, and in 1921 between Melbourne and Alice Springs.
Spectators on the City Bridge, Adelaide
Spectators waiting on the City Bridge over the Torrens River for the competitors in the 'swim through Adelaide' event to come into sight.
Children at the Reid playground, Hindmarsh
Close view of children playing at the Reid playground at Hindmarsh, near Adelaide, South Australia.
A bazaar in aid of the Home for Incurables
Visitors patronising a charitable bazaar held in gardens in aid of the Home for Incurables at Fullarton, near Adelaide.
Judges inspecting horse drawn carts at a show in Adelaide
Judges inspecting horse drawn carts lined up at a show in Adelaide.
Mr. Roberts of Adelaide playing tennis
A man identified as Mr. Roberts photographed playing tennis in Adelaide.
Girl Guides using a doll to demonstrate washing a baby
Priscilla Weigall, daughter of Sir Archibald, Governor of South Australia, watching Girl Guides using a doll to demonstrate washing a baby in a tin bath at an outdoor display held in Adelaide; Lady Weigall is sitting right.
An audience in the Exhibition Building, Adelaide
Part of a large audience attending a function about the city of Tokyo, Japan held at the Exhibition Building, Adelaide; the auditorium is decorated with Japanese banners and flags.
Guests at a fete held at Government House, Adelaide
Women and children attending a fete held in the grounds of Government House, Adelaide.
The women's swim through Adelaide event
A swimmer in the women's swim through Adelaide event photographed in the Torrens River talking to men, possibly time-keepers standing on a landing stage, she could be the winner checking in at the finish, a large crowd watch from the river bank.
A crowd attending a function on Granite Island, South Australia
A crowd of spectators attending a function held near the premises of the Life Saving Service on Granite Island; Sir Henry Barwell, Premier of South Australia is described as being present but the purpose is not known.
The shipyard at Osborne, near Port Adelaide, South Australia
Distant view of the shipyard at Osborne, near Port Adelaide in South Australia; groups of men are walking away from the premises along a railway track at the sea edge.
Unveiling a war memorial in South Australia
Distant view of spectators present at the unveiling of a war memorial in South Australia; exact location not known.
A swimmer diving from a platform into sea
Spectators, mainly women, watching a competitor in the Largs to Semaphore swimming race dive from a jetty platform into the sea.
A soup kitchen dispensing food in Oppau, Germany
Women and children waiting to receive food from a soup kitchen dispensing food in the streets of Oppau, Germany described by Searcy as being 'after the great explosion' indicating that there had been a recent disaster.
Five Aboriginal men near their camp in Central Australia
Five Aboriginal men standing near their camp in Central Australia; names not known.
Visitors to the new Oval at Thebarton, South Australia
Adults and children visiting the new Oval at Thebarton, near Adelaide, South Australia.
Two little girls with toy scooters
Two little girls photographed with toy scooters which can be folded up like an umbrella; one carries it over her shoulder and the second stands with it opened up ready to go scooting; names not known.
Part of Port Adelaide river
Distant view of a warehouse on the far shore of the Port Adelaide river in South Australia.
S. Francis, a young boy swimmer
A fair haired boy identified as being S. Francis, the youngest swimmer in the Largs to Semaphore swimming event in South Australia; he stands with hands on his hips smiling at the camera.
Spectators on the Adelaide City Bridge
Spectators lining the rails of the City Bridge watching for competitors in the swim through Adelaide event held along the Torrens River.
Prize winning horse drawn vehicle
A prize winning horse drawn vehicle photographed at a country show in South Australia; the horse's name is 'Little Dash'.
W. Woodroofe's prize winning horse drawn cart
W. Woodroofe's prize winning horse drawn cart photographed at a country show in South Australia.
Prize winning horse drawn cart
A prize winning horse drawn farm cart photographed at a country show; a child sits next to the driver who holds the reins of two horses.
Two boys from Thebarton, near Adelaide, South Australia
Close view of two boys who have taken the first and second places in a 440 yard running race held at Thebarton; names not known.