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Port Adelaide Rowing Club's 141st Annual Dinner
Michelle Fogarty and Chrissy Hagger at the Port Adelaide Rowing Club's 141st Annual Dinner which was held at 'British Hotel', Nelson Street, Port Adelaide.
Labor Member for Port Adelaide, Susan Close, presenting a cheque to the Port Adelaide Rowing Club.
Labor Member for Port Adelaide, Susan Close, presenting a cheque to the Port Adelaide Rowing Club for a donation of five thousand dollars. Left to right: Matthew Nielsen, Susan Close, John Janonis, President Mike Nielsen and Matthew Pickett.
Port Adelaide Rowing Club Opening Day 2014
Group photograph of Port Adelaide Rowing Club members on Opening Day, 14th September 2014.
Berri Rowing Club
Christening of Clinker 4 'Miss Berri', tub skull 'Dorothea' at the Berri Rowing Club.
Renmark Rowing Club - winners of the 1937 McMahon Cup
Renmark Rowing Club rowers: G. Glen (bow), H. Pannack (2), K. Seekamp (3), G. Young (stroke), C. Brady (cox).
Port Adelaide Rowing Club Four
Port Adelaide Rowing Club Four on the Port River: [?] (cox), B. Pearce [str?], B. Juers (3), A. Coldwell(?) (2), L. Isles (bow).
Adelaide Rowing Club
Photograph of the Adelaide Rowing Club on opening day (19 November 1927), taken on the grass in front of the club rooms on the bank of the Torrens River. A number of the people in the photograph have been identified using a grid system, with the front row being 1 and the back row being 8. The men are then numbered from left of each row eg 1.1 is the man first left in the front row. Using this system, the identified members of the group are: 1.1 Perc Haddy; 1.5 ?J.H.Gosse; 1.6 Governor of SA, Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven; 1.7 J.M.Jay (treasurer); 1.8 A.J.Grayson, 1.9 K.B.Forwood; 2.7 R.H.Wallman; 2.9 J.T.Sheppard; 3.8 J.Vardon; 4.2 L.T.Grummet; 5.4 W.O.Menz; 5.5 H.V.Menz (captain); 6.1 R.D.Clark; 6.7 I.Golovsky; 6.8 C.A.M.West; 7.2 D.N.Linnett; 7.6 S.T.Facy, 7.7 J.P.Marcus; 7.9 R.J.Gillingham; 8.7 B.F.Hopkins.
Torrens Rowing Club premises
Torrens Rowing Club premises - Erected 1932/3; opened about February 1933. The rowing club is flanked on either side by other rowing clubs. This photograph shows the rowers and onlookers at a regatta on the banks of the River Torrens. Numerous flags are flying and rowers wearing white shorts can be seen.
Olympic Rowing Team at Port Adelaide
Group photograph of members of the Olympic Rowing Team, with officials and supporters standing behind, taken at Port Adelaide. The 'Cods' of Murray Bridge Rowing club, an eight-oar crew, who represented Australia at the Paris Olympics in 1924.
Mercantile Rowing clubhouse by the Torrens River
Spectators at the Mercantile Rowing Clubhouse, watching rowing events held on the Torrens River.
South Australian Inter-State Eight-Oar Crew, 1908
Digital copy of a studio portrait of the South Australian Inter-State Eight-Oar Crew of 1908 in Melbourne for the 32nd men's inter-state eight-oared championship held on 9 May 1908 on the Yarra River, Victoria. The crew finished in fourth place. Back row, left to right: T.H. Peterson (emergency), F.R. Peterson (2), G.A. Lawton (3), W.S. Wigg (5), T.A.T. Heward (Manager), J.H. Clouston (Coach). Front row: W. Nation (4), C.T. Lawton (6), T.A. Whyte (Stroke), E.L. Sanders (7), J.E. Osborn (Bow), and front, centre is W.S. Webb (Cox).
Junior Eight-Oar Championship winners 1909
Digital copy of a studio portrait of the Port Adelaide Amateur Rowing Club Junior Eight-Oar Championship winners, 20 March 1909. Back row, left to right: F.S. Gillespie (2), R.H. Needle (5), E.A. Wooldridge (Coach), A.H. Slade (3), B.B. Tobin (Bow), L.T. Dalziel (4), N. MacLeod (Stroke), W.J. Nankervis (7), J. Reid (6), and H.L. Bastin (Cox.).
Wilcannia Rowing Club boats on the water with onlookers
Wilcannia Rowing Club, with four teams lined up, and several rowboats with onlookers.
Reg Francis
Digital copy of a portrait of Reg Francis, Coach for the Port Adelaide Rowing Club, 1930 to 1940 season.
Archibald Harold Dowsett
Digital copy of a portrait of Archibald Harold Dowsett, trainer and Masseur for the Port Adelaide Rowing Club, 1939 to 1940 season.
Joseph Harvey Clouston
Digital copy of a portrait of J. H. Clouston, secretary for the Port Adelaide Rowing Club 1889-1926, Coach 1906-1909, Captain 1899-1910, President 1924-1939, and Vice Patron 1946-1948.
Unknown South Australian rowing crew
Digital copy of a photograph of an unidentified South Australian men's eight-oared rowing crew. Names unknown.
Port Adelaide champion eight oar crew
Digital copy of a photograph of South Australia's first interstate eight oar crew, the Port Adelaide champion eight oar crew, rowing on the Yarra River, Melbourne, by the Princes Bridge 1899. Left to right: J.L. Irvine (No. 1), W. Plaisted (No. 2), K. McKenzie (No. 3), W. Abernethy (No. 4), J.H. Walker (No.5), W.B. Walker (No. 6), C.T. Lawton (No. 7), J.H. Clouston (Stroke), and J. Sweeney (Cox).
E. J. Sheehy
Digital copy of a portrait of E. J. Sheehy, assistant masseur for the Port Adelaide Rowing Club, 1930 to 1940 season.
Ladies' Challenge Shield and Senior Junior Fours 1906
Digital copy of a studio portrait of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club Senior Junior Fours, winners of the Ladies' Challenge Shield 1906. Left to right: F.R. Peterson (Bow), W.S. Wigg (3), J.H. Clouston (Coach), C.G. Heritage (Cox), J.E. Osborne (Stroke) and G.A. Lawton (2).
Junior Fours winners, Autumn Regatta 1905
Digital copy of a photograph of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club Junior Fours winners at the Autumn Regatta, Torrens Lake, 1905. Left to right: F.A. Quinn (Cox), C.W.O. Oswald (Stroke), F.R. Peterson (3), G.A. Lawton (2), and J.E. Osborne (Bow).
Port Adelaide Regatta Junior Eights champions 1905
Digital copy of a photograph of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club Junior Eights in their boat, winners of the Port Adelaide Regatta, held on 2 January 1905. Left to right: F.W.G. Warren, R.H. Moss, F.R. Peterson, G.A. Lawton, W.G. Wigg, E.C.T. Schoff, J.E. Osborne, C.W. Oswald, and J.H. Clouston.
Robert Cruickshank
Digital copy of a photographic portrait of Robert Cruickshank (1864-1922), wearing a formal suit with a wide fur collar. He was considered the 'Father of Amateur Rowing' at Port Adelaide, was Captain and Stroke 1884-1890, President and Coach 1890-1894, and Stroke Championship Four 1884-1886 and 1889. Robert Cruickshank was also Secretary of the Port Adelaide Football Club 1881, a prominent yachtsman, on the committee of the Port Adelaide Racing Club, a city solicitor in Port Adelaide, and Mayor of St Peters 1906, and 1908 to 1910.
Torrens Regatta Le Hunte Cup Fours champions 1905
Digital copy of a studio portrait of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club Le Hunte Fours, winners of the Le Hunte Cup for Junior Fours at the Torrens Regatta, held on 16 December 1905. Left to right: G.A. Lawton (2), C.W.O. Oswald (Stroke), J.E. Osborne (3), F.R. Peterson (Bow), and W.S. Webb (Cox) in the centre.
1909 Championship Eights
Digital copy of a studio portrait of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club Championship Eights, 1909. Crew members include: F.R. Peterson (Bow), C.W. Oswald (2), T.N. Peterson (3), S.W. Wigg (4), S.A. Lawson (5), A.P. Conally (6), J.E. Osborne (7), C.T. Lawson (Stroke), W.S. Webb (Cox), and E.A. Wooldridge (Coach).
Championship Senior Eights 1926
Digital copy of a photograph of the start of the championship Senior Eights race, 1926. In lane one is the Murray Bridge crew, lane two is Mannum, lane three is Torrens, lane four Commonwealth, and lane five is Port Adelaide. The Port Adelaide Rowing Club Crew consists of: G. Harrison (Stroke), P. Johns (7), R. Remphrey (6), A. Nickolas (5), R. Murch (4), B. Lawton (3), R. Nicholas (2), and J. Dunstan (Bow).
Christening the tub 'Jack Ward'
Jack and Doris Ward and Martin Ward christening the tub 'Jack Ward', season 1974-1975.
Keith Coldwell King's Cup crew
Crew of the 1949 Keith Coldwell King's Cup team, top row: A. Abbott, K. Coldwell (P.A.R.C.), R. Morelli, L. Steer, D. Glazbrook, L. Goodenough, J. Bollen coach, bottom row: W. Neville, M. Hannaford, M. Lawrie. The 1949 event was held in South Australia.
Rowers on the Port River
A Port Adelaide Rowing Club Four rowing on the Port River near the Birkenhead Bridge. [Stamp on back of photograph reads 'Fenwick Print 48 Hrs. Developing & Printing Service'].
Masters Regatta, Renmark
Port Adelaide Rowing Club members outside the Renmark Rowing Club.