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'No. 9 Coolibah Avenue' - Kensington Gardens
View a house owned by the Robjohns at 9 Coolibah Avenue, Kensington Gardens. A row of potted plants, including a Norfolk pine, are arranged against the brick verandah, with gardening tools and gravel footpath in the foreground.
Members of a funding raising committee for patriotic causes
Close view of a formal group of men and women assembled outside of a building in Adelaide described by Searcy as 'One of the many successful War Committees- all praise to them' indicating that they are members of a fund raising organization; Miss Ayers sits front row, third from the left, other names not known.
Group of South Australian men
A group of South Australian men standing and sitting in three rows in front of a stone wall; names and purpose unknown.
Members of the Burra Ladies Brass Band
Women members of the Burra Ladies Brass Band sitting and standing with two army officers and two men in civilian dress on 'Violet Day' in South Australia; Brigadier Antill, Commandant of the armed forces in South Australia sits third from the left front row next to Sir William Sowden, editor of the 'Register' newspaper.
A.H. Peake sitting with Treasury staff
A.H. Peake, Premier of South Australia sitting centre of the second row with a group of Treasury Department staff, other names not known.
Lord Jellicoe photographed in New Zealand
A formal group of naval officers and politicians photographed in New Zealand with visiting naval hero Lord Jellicoe who sits front row fourth from the left on the right of W.F. Ferguson, Prime Minister.
A.H. Peake with a Cheer Up Society group
A.H. Peake, Premier of South Australia sitting front row, third left with executive members of the Cheer Up Society and military officers; Mrs Seager and Sir William Sowden, co-founders of the Society sit either side of him with A.S. Blackburn, V.C. sitting second from the right next to Captain Bracegirdle, district naval officer. J.C.F. Slane, 2nd C.O. of 1st 27th Battalion, is standing 2nd from left.
Boy Scout inspection at Rose Park, South Australia
Young Boy Scouts standing in two rows for an inspection by visiting officials at Rose Park, South Australia.
Group of South Australian army officers
A formal group of South Australian army officers described by Searcy as 'eminent during the War'. Seated 6th from right in the front row (not on the ground) is, according to a researcher, Miles Fitzroy Beevor, to his left is E.C. Oldham (5th from right). It would appear that this photo is roughly contemporary with the group in B 57643.
Men and women of the Salvation Army in Adelaide
Men and women of the Salvation Army in Adelaide photographed standing and sitting in a large group; one man sitting fourth from the right front row is identified as Colonel Sharpe, other names not known.
Eight men with rifles
Eight South Australian men photographed in a group holding rifles, they are described by Searcy as 'crack shots of South Australia'; Messrs. Castine and Dean sit first and second left front row, other names not known.
South Australian police officers with Sir John Bice
A group of police officers with Sir John Bice, politician sitting centre front row and Sir Raymond Leane, South Australian Police Commissioner sitting second left; other names not known.
Large group of small Adelaide children
A large group of small children sitting and standing in five rows supervised by two women, possibly a kindergarten.
Submerged building during a flood in South Australia
Distant view of two men in a rowing boat approaching a submerged building during a flood in South Australia; exact location not known.
Guests at a Mayor's reception at Thebarton Town Hall
Guests at a Mayor's reception sitting as an audience in the Thebarton Town Hall which is decorated with garlands of foliage; Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia sits front row, third from the right with Lady Weigall far right and Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor third from the left.
Floods in the main street at Mannum, South Australia
Rowing boats out on the floodwaters in the main street of Mannum after an overflow from the Murray River.
Sir George Murray and veteran servicemen
A group of veteran servicemen outside the Aurora Hotel, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide. Brigadier-General Antill has been identified as sitting 8th from left in the front row, with the Governor, Sir George Murray, on his right (7th from left). [See a report on this in 'The Advertiser', Saturday 22 May 1920, page 9.]
Five women swimmers at Henley Beach, South Australia
Five young women swimmers photographed at a swimming gala held at Henley Beach, South Australia; they are standing in a row with a crowd of spectators behind them, names not known.
Bringing a passenger ashore by small boat
A small rowing boat bringing a passenger from the 'Wookata' steamer, seen lying offshore, on to the west coast of South Australia.
Decorated boats at the Henley on Torrens regatta, Adelaide
Close view of rowing boats decorated to represent swans and summer houses sailing on the Torrens River during the Henley on Torrens regatta, Adelaide.
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.
Girls from Flinders Street State School, Adelaide
A group of girls from Flinders Street State School, Adelaide; a man, possibly a teacher, sits centre of the front row near a sign that reads: VI Grade; names not known.
A group of cricket players in Adelaide
A group of cricket players in Adelaide, the English team that toured Australia in 1920-1921 captained by J.W.H.T. Douglas, seated fourth from left middle row.
Young women sailing in a decorated boat on the Torrens River
Young women sailing in a flower decorated rowing boat on the Torrens River during a Henley on Torrens regatta in Adelaide.
Sir Archibald Weigall with men associated with the Boy Scout movement
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, sitting centre front row of a group which includes men associated with the Boy Scout movement outside Government House; other names not known.
Women tennis players from South Australia and New South Wales
Eight women tennis players, four from South Australia standing in the back row and four visiting Adelaide from New South Wales sitting in front; names not known.
Sir Tom Bridges visiting the Port Adelaide rifle ranges
Sir Tom Bridges, Governor of South Australia sitting fourth from the right front row, with Lady Bridges on his left photographed with others during a visit to the Port Adelaide rifle ranges; the group also includes the Hon. Mr. Glynn, politician and lawyer but he has not been identified, possibly the man sitting fourth from the left next to the Governor.
Terrace houses on North Terrace, Adelaide
A row of terrace houses on North Terrace which were demolished shortly after this photograph was taken.
Women rowers on the Torrens River, Adelaide
A team of four women rowers with a male cox on the Torrens River, Adelaide; names not known.
Four women rowers on the Torrens River, Adelaide
A team of four women rowers and their male cox on the Torrens River, Adelaide; names not known.