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Golden wedding anniversary of John Sherbourne Lashmar and Jane Rushall
Copy of a family portrait at the golden wedding anniversary of John Sherbourne Lashmar and Jane (nee Rushall) in June 1923. John Sherbourne Lashmar, eldest son of Thomas Young and Jane Lashmar of Kangaroo Island, and Jane, edlest daughter of William and Elizabeth Rushall of Berryfield, Lyndoch, were married on 10 June 1873 at St George's Church, Gawler, by the Rev. Canon Coombes. Jane and John are seated in the front row, and are surrounded by their family.
Bill Oldham and mates
Fulton Stanley (Bill) Oldham, in the back row wearing a dark singlet, with four mates at a beach, presumably near Adelaide.
Torrens Lake
Two men rowing a boat on Torrens Lake
Australian sea lion on Pearson Island
An Australia sea lion with a sailor's cap on its head close to a row of three tents belonging to the 1960 Royal Society of South Australia expedition to Pearson Island.
Washaways between Quorn and Alice Springs
Views of washaways between Quorn and Alice Springs, showing the damage to railway lines and bridgesm and men working to repair the damage. Also includes images of camel trains and a train smash on the North Line. Some of the places shown include Ross River, William Creek, Blood Creek, Marree area, near Farina, Finke, Copley, and Boolcunda and Hookina bridges. Some of the photographs were taken by L. Hutchesson.
University footbridge, Adelaide
Fishing and rowing near the University footbridge over the River Torrens, Adelaide.
River Torrens, Adelaide
"Pampas grass beautifies a section of the River Torrens near the City Bridge". Two 'Popeye' tourist boats are tied up adjacent to the St. Peter's College Rowing Club building.
River Torrens, Adelaide
"Autumn on the Torrens and the Adelaide City Bridge". Two 'Popeye' tourist boats and a Police row boat are tied up on the opposite bank.
Penfold's vineyards at Magill
Two views of Penfold's vineyards at Magill: the first showing rows of vines with buildings in the distance; the other showing workers picking the grapes.
Army officers
Group portrait of Army officers, probably while on active service in the Middle East. Major Lance (Lancelot Ashley) Lewis of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment, First Light Horse Brigade, is in the first standing row, fourth from the right. Includes Australian and British soldiers.
Timber mills in South Australia
A collection of ten black and white photos mounted on a board, with typed captions. Most are of the Cave Range Mill in the South-East, but also includes the mills at Mount Burr and Wirrabirra.
Australian soldiers
Black and white formal photograph of a group of Australian soldiers in uniform. According to a researcher, Major William de Passey is to the left of the man with the pith helmet. 6th from left hand side of lower standing row is James (Jim) Hansen of the 74th Infantry. The group is in pre 1912 miscellaneous insignia - various SA militia groups.
Miscellaneous selection of newspaper photos
A collection of photos taken for the 'News' and 'Mail' newspapers during 1969. A selection have been digitised and may be viewed online; the remainder may be viewed inhouse. See contents for details of individual images.
Bruse's Hall, Quorn
Caption reads 'Bruse's Hall, Quorn, today, centre of Peter Bladen's cultural enterprise. It was built as a row of shops about 1888 and about 1911 an upper floor was added. Next door (left) was - and is - the Criterion Hotel'.
Central Guest House staff
Staff of the Central Guest House, Ocean Street, Victor Harbor. The woman in front row second from right is Ruby Graham, other names not known. The woman standing in the middle is wearing a brooch which appears to contain a soldier's photo.
Passenger list and autographs on the Orient Line voyage to Toulon
Digital copies of a souvenir card of the Orient Line voyage to Toulon, with autographs of fellow passengers, together with the passenger list of those aboard R.M.S. 'Ormonde'.
Parliamentary tour of Eyre Peninsula, October 9-18, 1926
Small album comprising 49 black and white photographs showing the highlights of the Parliamentary Tour of Eyre Peninsula from the 9th to the 18th of October 1926. The tour of the West Coast of the Eyre Peninsula was to inspect railway, shipping, water, and other facilities. Photographs by E. Morris, The Register. For more details and list of members on the tour see article 'Parliamentary visit to Eyre Peninsula' in 'The Advertiser', Monday 11 October 1926, page 13. See below for details of images.
General Motors (Australia) central office staff, City Road, Melbourne
Black and white photograph of General Motors (Australia) [GMA] Central Office staff, City Road, South Melbourne. From left to right, back row: L. Dixon, M. Parker, ?, L. Kimpton, A. Watkins, P. Kilborn, ?, ?, ?, ? Colbert, ?, E. Keogh, M. Hanson, W. Briggs, ? O'Brien, P. Williams, J. Fraser-Hope, D. A. Herbrand, N. Dallimore, R. Allen, E. V. Shaw, B. C. Newland, H. V. Drew, S. Bate, A. N. Smith, ? Darby, W. Hubbard, J. R. Smith, C. Kaye, J. Carroll, G. Roper, L. Skewes, I. Claringbold, ?, M. Mann, ?, ?, ?, N. Jones, ?, G. Taylor, L. Arnott, W. Platt, B. Wraith, R. Cemm, ?, M. Boardman, ?, N. Tyrell, ?, O. R. Wadds, H. Thomas, H. Grigsby, ?, Mrs. Drexler, G. Gill, ?, W. Hood, Q. Cantwell, A. Appleby, D. Lapthorne, R. McIntosh, P. Keating, T. Johnston, L. McDonald, W. Aitken, B. Lock, ?, ?, K. Cantwell, D. O'Grady, R. Pearsall, L. Bellman, A Magan, ?, A. Bastrup, B. Bell, ?, ?, F. Knight, ?, L. Collier, G. H. Pearson (Vauxhall engine), D. E. Gleason, E. Nutt, C. B. Baldwin, C. Hartman, C. M. Foss, W. E. Waterhouse, Innes Randolph (MD), E. S. Zack, J. B. Guelpa, R. H. Trevor, J. Turner, D. Manning, H. H. Metzger, A. V. Evan, K. Ballantyne, H. L. Vinsen (Vauxhall engine), ?, C. Lay, D. Bell, W. Jobson, H. Crennan, L. Aldred, K. Brookman, ?, ?, A. Marshall, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, Bob Mair, ? Douglas, F. Cox, ?, J. Price, W. Dodd. Identifying key available upon request.
Tents at Mitcham Camp
Written on negative envelope: '287. Artillery line, Mitcham Camp, April 1921'. Trainees standing by a water trough and rows of tents, during a training camp held at Mitcham Camp in April 1921.
Camp toilets, Mitcham Camp
Written on negative envelope: '292. Wash & toilet, Mitcham Camp, April 1921'. View of trainees in line to use the wash basins and toilets on the left. On the right are rows of tents. At the trainee camp held at Mitcham Camp in April 1921.
Tents at Mitcham Camp
Written on negative envelope: '291. View Mitcham Camp, April 1921'. View of rows of tents set up at the trainee camp held at Mitcham Camp in April 1921. The hills are visible in the background.
Tents at Mitcham Camp
Written on negative envelope: '290. View Mitcham Camp, April 1921'. View of rows of tents set up at the trainee camp held at Mitcham Camp in April 1921.
Photos from a report on the reconstruction of the East West Telegraph Line
A series of photos taken to illustrate the reconstruction of the East West Telegraph Line report prepared by Don Burnard. Two have been lost: 1. Geographical map of the East-West Trunk Route; and 7. Party layout.
Photos from BP House, Adelaide
Three photographs taken shortly after the engineers from the P.M.G. Department moved into BP House on the corner of Flinders Street and Gawler Place, Adelaide, after the completion of stage 2.
Badges relating to women's rights and feminism
A collection of tin badges relating to feminism and women's rights and Molly Brannigan's involvement in the Adelaide Women's Liberation Movement and the Tuesday Afternoon Group. Topics include: International Women's Day, International Women's Year, Women's Liberation Tuesday Afternoon Group, feminism, gender equality, the Women's Liberation Movement, conferences including the United Nations International Women's Conference, and ALP National Women's Conference, violence against women, women and unions, against Fraser, women's rights over their own bodies, and supporting peace not war. See below for details.
George VI inspecting Australian Airmen
King George VI inspecting Australian Airmen at the Victory Parade Celebrations, London, England, on 8 June 1946. A Henschke family member, Eric Rothe, is sixth from the left, in the front row, immediately to the right of the King. No. 116114 Leading Aircraftman Eric Edgar Rothe, RAAF, born 20 March 1918, from Tanunda, South Australia.
Photographs of Woomera Village
A selection of photographs taken by Clive Bristow of Woomera Village. They include photos of the construction of the theatre (opened 1963) and post office; storm damage suffered by the town; significant buildings around the town, such as the scout hall and churches, and the Bristow family home at Carcoola Street.
Gilbertson - Skewes wedding
Wedding of Dawn Florence Gilbertson, elder daughter of Frank Norman Gilbertson and Mona Catherine nee Rowe of 15 Lonsdale Street, Woodville North, to Terrence Allan Skewes, eldest son of Allan Skewes and Gwendoline Euphemia nee Pudney of 21 Gainsborough Street, Ferryden Park, solemnised in the Norman Memorial Congregational Church, Kilkenny, on Saturday 24 March 1956 at 5.30 p.m.
Photograph album of the Ker Family
Ker Family photograph album. A postcard is glued to the front cover of the album, featuring an illustration of 'Union-Castle Line Royal Mail Steamer "Kenilworth Castel" (12,975 tons)'. Comprising 177 black and white family photographs of Robert Innes Ker, his wife Dorothy Muriel (nee Elliott), and children Alva, Byron, and Colleen, along with friends and other family members. Most of the photographs are not captions. Selected images have been digitised. See below for details.
Aroha Hockey Club 90th birthday attendees
Group photograph of former Aroha Hockey Club players at the 90th birthday celebration. Back row L-R: Sue Lohmeyer (Proud), Nicky Le Messurier, Sue Lee, Anne Leech (Dolman), Alison White (Measday). Centre L-R: Ruth Ramsay (Millard), Sue McKenzie, Sharon Angley (Saunders), Jo Hawkes, Phy Williams (Clarkson), Helen Kappler (Haigh), Penny Hepworth (Evans), Gill Baurman (Williams), Lorna Campbell (Haigh), Joy Bryce (Goodman), Sally Jones (Harrington), Mary Burston, Lisa Williams (Haigh). Front L-R: Pat Murphy (Haigh), Maureen Woods (Freer), ? , Val Nairn (Bungay), Bev McEgan (Addison), Bev Jacobs.