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Sir Samuel Way conducting a foundation stone ceremony
Sir Samuel Way, Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice of South Australia conducting a foundation stone ceremony for the new Prospect Masonic Hall on April 4th, 1914.
Sir Samuel Way conducting a foundation stone ceremony
Sir Samuel Way, Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice of South Australia conducting a foundation stone ceremony for the new Prospect Masonic Hall on April 4th, 1914.
Horse jumping event at Prospect
A ladies horse jumping event held at Prospect on Australia Day, 1919.
Second hand store on Prospect Road
View of the shop front of the 'second and third hand goods' store, with a deli beside it.
Prospect carnival procession
Twenty five "ladies riding astride" participanting in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund. The Register newspaper of 20 November 1916 reported "Punctually at 2 o'clock a long procession moved away from the North Road, along Lefevre terrace, Brougham place, O'Connell street and the Prospect road to the Prospect Oval. ... Then followed a cavalcade of 25 ladies riding astride and collection on route."
Prospect carnival procession
Twenty five "ladies riding astride" participanting in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund. They are gathered in front of a tram. The Register newspaper of 20 November 1916 reported "Punctually at 2 o'clock a long procession moved away from the North Road, along Lefevre terrace, Brougham place, O'Connell street and the Prospect road to the Prospect Oval. ... Then followed a cavalcade of 25 ladies riding astride and collection on route."
Prospect carnival procession
Five "ladies riding astride" participanting in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund. They are gathered in front of a tram. The Register newspaper of 20 November 1916 reported "Punctually at 2 o'clock a long procession moved away from the North Road, along Lefevre terrace, Brougham place, O'Connell street and the Prospect road to the Prospect Oval.... Then followed a cavalcade of 25 ladies riding astride and collecting on route."
Southern Cross Homes, Alpha Rd, Prospect
External photograph of flats along roadway at Southern Cross Homes, Alpha Rd, Prospect. Designed by architects Combe & Bartlett.
Southern Cross Homes, Alpha Rd, Prospect
External photograph of flats at Southern Cross Homes, Alpha Rd, Prospect. Designed by architects Combe & Bartlett.
Graham's Castle, Prospect
Graham's Castle (Prospect House), Prospect. It had a reputation of being a "haunted house". Its builder was J.B. Graham who set up business in Adelaide and did so well he was one of the lucky few who were in a position to invest in the original Burra mine, from which he made a fortune. For controversy see the "Register", February 14, 1922 page 4c, and March 14, 1922, 4e. Further information also appears in March 15, 16, 20 and 26, 1922, pages 8g, 4c, 9d and 9b. See also B 1224.
Wedding guests at St Cuthberts Church, Prospect
COSTUME: Three women attending the wedding of Gwenda Murdoch to John (Jack) Lewis St Cuthberts Church, Prospect, 4 April 1951. Left to right: Betty Madeline Murdoch nee Slade, May Eichner nee Ramsay and Marion Beth Murdoch nee Poole.
Wedding party at St Cuthberts' Church, Prospect
COSTUME: Wedding party at marriage of John William (Jack) Lewis and Gwendoline May Murdoch at St Cuthberts' Church Prospect, 4 April 1951. The bridesmaids are Daphne Murdoch (left) and Joy Murdoch the groomsman on the right is David Mayfield.
Stobie pole at Prospect
A decorated stobie pole in Braund Road, Prospect, near the Prospect Primary School. In 1924, South Australian James Stobie invented the steel and concrete 'stobie pole' to carry electricity and telephone lines. Stobie poles solved the problems of the State's lack of suitable timber, and the need for a reliable supply of poles for the expansion of electricity into the countryside. In most other Australian states wooden telegraph poles are used.
Stobie pole at Prospect
A decorated stobie pole in Braund Road, Prospect, near the Prospect Primary School. In 1924, South Australian James Stobie invented the steel and concrete 'stobie pole' to carry electricity and telephone lines. Stobie poles solved the problems of the State's lack of suitable timber, and the need for a reliable supply of poles for the expansion of electricity into the countryside. In most other Australian states wooden telegraph poles are used.
Poster for the Gospel Tent Mission, Prospect
Chickens stand beside a poster promoting the Church of Christ Prospect Gospel Tent Mission, to be presented by W.C. Brooker in June.
A baby show at Prospect, South Australia
A group of women photographed holding their babies at a baby show held at Prospect, near Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Bowling club committee, Prospect, South Australia
The eleven members of the Prospect bowling club committee photographed in a garden; names not known.
Methodists at Prospect, South Australia
A group of South Australian Methodists assembled at Prospect Wesleyan School.
Unveiling ceremony for the Prospect Roll of Honour
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia attending the unveiling ceremony for the Roll of Honour listing those who served during World War I from the District of Prospect, near Adelaide, South Australia; the Governor stands with his back to an audience as he reads the names.
Foundation stone ceremony for Prospect Masonic Hall
Sir Samuel Way, Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice of South Australia attending a foundation stone ceremony for the new Masonic Hall at Prospect, South Australia held on April 4th, 1914; other Masons wearing regalia stand on the building site where flags fly and women wait in the background.
Foundation stone ceremony at Prospect, South Australia
Sir Samuel Way conducting the foundation stone ceremony for the Masonic Hall at Prospect, South Australia; Sir Samuel stands on the centre of a platform with Freemasons wearing regalia standing either side.
Prospect Oval
The entrance gates at Prospect Oval, South Australia.
House on Rose Avenue, Prospect
A small stone fronted cottage at 2 Rose Street, Propect.
Prospect carnival
Participants on a wagon owned by W.D. McArthur, Carrier of Prospect,in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund.
![Plan of the township of Prospect Hill [cartographic material] /
compiled by Thomas Evans](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/be/9f/8b3f-f494-5140-82e5-2189f3b635c1.jpg)
Plan of the township of Prospect Hill [cartographic material] / compiled by Thomas Evans
Shows subdivision of part of Section 352 in the Hundred of Yatala. Includes street names, lot numbers and measurements. Inset shows location of Prospect Hill in relation to North Adelaide. Drawn by Thomas Evans, Licenced Surveyor, Gresham Chambers for C.W. Priest. Ink on tracing paper with some lots shown in red.
Ahern wedding
Wedding cars parked outside the Prospect North Methodist Church in September 1956 as wedding guests enter the church.
Home at Prospect
Home of pioneer people on Lower North Road, Prospect.
Home at Prospect
Home of pioneer people on Lower North Road, Prospect.
Churchill Road, Prospect
Property on Churchill Road, Prospect.
Silver Jubilee, Prospect
Prospect Church of Christ K.S.P. Silver Jubilee.