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Sailing ships at Victor Harbor, South Australia
Three sailing ships and a small steam tug anchored at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
The wreck of the SS 'Ferret' at Reef Head
A ship identified by Searcy as the SS 'Ferret' ashore at Reef Head, South Australia, where it was wrecked on 14 November 1920. According to a researcher, the close ship is the barque 'Ethel', which ran aground in 1904. This would make the wreck further out the 'Ferret', which was wrecked in 1920, but had been used in an unsuccessful attempt to refloat the 'Ethel' in 1904.
A woman modelling a bridal or evening gown
An unidentified woman photographed modelling a bridal or evening gown and carrying a bouquet of flowers; the skirt is tiered with frills, beadwork decorates the upper arms, and tulle is arranged in bouffant on her headband.
A group of pioneers and old colonists at Glenelg
A large group of aged men described as a gathering of pioneers and old colonists photographed at Glenelg, South Australia; names not known.
Five South Australian pioneers
Close view of five aged men described as 'five pioneers' photographed at Glenelg, South Australia. The gentleman on the right is Thomas George Adams, born in 1835 at Portsea, England, died 1907 at Edwardstown, S.A., son of John William Adams and Susanna, nee Fabian, 'Buffalo' passengers. According to a researcher, Thomas George Adams was the fourth child of John William Adams, and Susanna (Fabian) Adams, born In Portsea Hampshire 12 Mar 1835. He was the youngest child to make the voyage with his parents John William Adams and Susanna (Fabian) Adams on HMS Buffalo 1836. Thomas George Adams married Louisa Tilly about 1857.Louisa died of scarlet fever 10 December 1891. Thomas George Adams died on 1st August 1907, and is buried at West Terrace Cemetery.
Commemoration Day holiday-makers on the beach at Glenelg
Commemoration Day holiday-makers, tents, horses and vehicles on the beach at Glenelg, South Australia.
The bridge over Patawalonga Creek, Glenelg
The bridge over Patawalonga Creek at Glenelg, South Australia.
The Pier Hotel at Glenelg, South Australia
The premises of the Pier Hotel at Glenelg, South Australia.
The jetty at Glenelg, South Australia
The jetty at Glenelg, South Australia photographed on a day showing rough seas.
South Australian pioneers at Glenelg
Close view of a large group of aged men attending a reunion at Glenelg, South Australia on 20 December 1906; names not known.
South beach, Glenelg, South Australia
Distant view of the jetty at Glenelg, South Australia with south beach in the foreground.
Premises of St. Peter's Church, Glenelg, South Australia
The premises of St. Peter's Church, Glenelg, South Australia.
Children paddling in the sea at Glenelg, South Australia
Children paddling in the sea near to women watching from the beach at Glenelg, possibly on Proclamation Day; crowds are packing the jetty in the background.
Kingston Girls School, Bristol Street, Glenelg South
The premises of Kingston Girls School, Bristol Street, Glenelg South, South Australia. The caption on the image reads 'premises of Yoothamurra School, Glenelg', however a researcher and further research finds that it is not as in the caption.
Holiday-makers on the beach and jetty at Glenelg, South Australia
Holiday-makers crowding on to the jetty and beach at Glenelg, South Australia, possibly on Proclamation Day; tents and side-shows are attracting customers in the foreground and small craft sail at sea around the jetty.
Children paddling in the sea at Glenelg, South Australia
Children photographed paddling in the sea at Glenelg, South Australia; holiday-makers can be seen crowding the jetty in the background.
Vice-Regal visit to Glenelg, South Australia
Lord Dudley, Governor-General of Australia and his party on board a ship taking them to Glenelg, South Australia; Lord Dudley is standing second right wearing a top hat talking to Arthur Searcy.
The gunboat 'Protector' sailing with flags flying
H.M. gunboat 'Protector' sailing with flags flying possibly during the visit of the Governor-General to South Australia. According to a researcher, this is unusual because it is flying two different Australian flags. The post 1903 ensign (with the 7 point Federation Star and modified southern cross) from the main mast and the pre 1903, Australian competition result (with six pointed federation star and various pointed stars on the southern cross), from the stern. The flag is on the foremast is probably the Governor-General's flag, date c.1909
Motor launch 'Anne E. Price' bringing the Governor-General ashore
The motor launch 'Anne E. Price' bringing the Governor-General and the official party ashore at Glenelg, South Australia.
Driving the first pile ceremony at Glenelg, South Australia
Distant view of the Governor-General of Australia arriving at Glenelg to perform the driving in of the first pile ceremony.
Crowds on the jetty at Glenelg
Crowds on the jetty at Glenelg during the visit of the Governor-General of Australia.
Wooden poles ready for transport to Whyalla
A forest plantation in South Australia where wooden poles have been prepared for transportation to Broken Hill Proprietary Co., Whyalla; exact location not known, possibly near Port Lincoln.
Sheep in Bundaleer Forest, South Australia
Sheep grazing in Bundaleer Forest, South Australia.
Part of Wanilla Forest near Port Lincoln, South Australia
Fourteen year old Victorian ironbark trees growing in plantation C, Wanilla Forest, near Port Lincoln, South Australia.
A group of women pioneers at Glenelg, South Australia
A large group of women pioneers who were 'entertained by the Mayoress of Glenelg and Mrs. Price'.
Holiday crowds at Glenelg beach, South Australia
Holiday crowds on the jetty and patronising the merry-go-rounds and other beach attractions at Glenelg, possibly on Proclamation Day.
Crowds attending the Henley on Torrens regatta, Adelaide
Crowds of spectators on the banks of the river waiting for events in the Henley on Torrens regatta; a group of small rowing boats are in the foreground surrounding a small covered landing stage.
Loading produce on to a cargo ship at Port Adelaide
Close view of produce being loaded from a barge on to a cargo ship at Port Adelaide.
Thousand Voices Choir
The Thousand Voices Choir drawn from public schools in the Adelaide metropolitan area gave their annual series of concerts in the Jubilee Exhibition Building on three nights, the 27th, 28th and 29th of September 1922. A large sign that reads 'Lest we forget' hangs from a balcony.
Prize-winning bull at the Adelaide show
Close view of the head and shoulders of a prize-winning bull on display at the Adelaide Royal Agricultural Show.