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Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill.
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill.
War Memorial Hall, Prospect Hill
War Memorial Hall, Prospect Hill.
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill.
Kuitpo Forest, Prospect Hill
A fire look out at Kuitpo Forest near Prospect Hill.
Gold Prospecting Camp
Gold prospecting camp.
Cook's Prospecting Party
Cook's Northern Territory prospecting party. The party departed on 2 June 1873.
Prospect Council float
The float prepared by the Prospect Council for participation in the 1936 Floral Pageant. The float features three tiers covered in flowers and grass, with a tableau on top. A number of costumed women are on the float. [Marjorie Tidswell (not pictured) was one of the women who made the thousands of paper flowers used to decorate the float.]
Views at Urania (album): Collins home at Prospect
The Collins home at 12 Johns Road, Prospect.
Distant view of Prospect, South Australia
Distant view of part of Prospect, near Adelaide, South Australia.
Foundation stone ceremony at Prospect, South Australia
Laying of the foundation stone ceremony for the first soldier's War Service home in South Australia, at Castle Avenue, Prospect. The foundation stone was laid by Sir Denison Samuel King Miller, Governor of the Commonwealth Bank. Also in the photo is John Kirkpatrick, the Commonwealth Bank Architect. (Denison Miller and John Kirkpatrick were cousins.) People are standing around a small platform, over which flags are flying. The foundation stone is suspended from a chain. There are two other photographs from this ceremony on the Library website: PRG 280/1/15/665 and PRG 280/1/15/503.
Roll of honour from Prospect, South Australia
Close view of a carved wooden wall plaque roll of honour listing the names of men from the District of Prospect who enlisted for service during World War I.
Roll of Honour for men of Prospect
World War I Roll of Honour for enlisted men from Prospect, South Australia.
Roll of Honour for men of Prospect
Roll of Honour for men from the district of Prospect who served during World War I.
Sir Henry Galway at Prospect
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia addressing spectators during the ceremony to unveil the roll of honour board at Prospect.
A family gathering at Prospect
A family gathering group at Prospect, South Australia; names not known.
Street art on building
View of some shops on Prospect Road with extensive street art on the side of the building.
Prospect carnival
'John Bull and his dog' participating in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund.
Prospect carnival
'John Bull and his dog' standing on a wagon belonging to C. Stevens participating in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund.
Prospect carnival
Participants in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund.
Prospect carnival
Participants in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund. One participant is holding a sign that says "Maria Brown from the Mail", a reference to a newspaper personality whose gardening bulletins were published in newspapers.
Prospect carnival procession
The Hindmarsh Volunteer Fire Brigage 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 "the smart-looking turnout of the Hindmarsh Fire Brigade."
Prospect carnival procession
Participants in costume on a wagon in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund.
Prospect carnival procession
The 'Infants Effort' wagon 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 "In the 'Infants Effort' men dressed as little girls ogled people into parting with their coin."
Prospect carnival procession
Cart before the horse 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 "One rarely sees a cart before the horse, but such was the case in this procession, where an old-time vehicle was being pushed along by a quiet quadruped."
Prospect carnival procession
A large group of school students some holding fifes on a cart belonging to F. Bennett 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 "Included in the procession were the Vice-regal, Foresters', and North Adelaide School Drum and fife Bands"."
Prospect carnival procession
A group in fancy dress on horse back and a wagon participanting in a procession to the Prospect Oval for a carnival in aid of the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Fund. Two mounted police are also in the photo.
Photographs from the scrapbook of Robert Kyffin Thomas
Thirty-six photographs from the scrapbook of Robert Kyffin Thomas covering three topics: the South African War Memorial and South Australian Bushmen's Corps [9A-10A: Adelaide Boer War Memorial Construction; 11A-14A, 15B-16 Adelaide Boer War Memorial Opening; 14B-15A: National Memorial Fund Executive Committee; 14B-15A, 17]; the Old Colonists' Dinner at Glenelg, 28 December 1902 [62-65A]; and the North West Prospecting Expedition (1903) [65B-69].
Richmond - McCormick wedding
Wedding of Mary, only daughter Leonard Richmond and Blanche nee Roberts, to Ray McCormick, son of John McCormick and Reta nee Lynch of Hilton, solemnised at Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Prospect, South Australia, on 12 February 1955.
Richmond - McCormick wedding
Wedding of Mary, only daughter Leonard Richmond and Blanche nee Roberts, to Ray McCormick, son of John McCormick and Reta nee Lynch of Hilton, solemnised at Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Prospect, South Australia, on 12 February 1955.