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Australian Olympic Crew
The 'Murray Bridge Eight', pictured on the water. This rowing team was known as the 'Cods' and represented Australia at the Olympics in Paris, 1924. From left: R.A.Cummings (cox), W.H. Pfeiffer (stroke), F.M. Cummings (7), W.M. Sladden (6), A.E. Tauber (5), A.V. Scott (4), W.H. Jarvis (3), E.D. Thomas (2), A.E. Graetz (bow). Emergency crew (not pictured) were F. Wendt and G. Tucker, with C.A.M. West (manager) and E.W. Higgs (coach).
Rowing on the Torrens
Rowboats on the Torrens between City Bridge and the Adelaide University footbridge.
Hyatt Hotel and Adelaide Convention Centre
Rowers, with boats, alongside Torrens river bank with the Hyatt Hotel and the Adelaide Convention Centre behind them. A lone rower is rowing in the middle of the lake.
Large survey team on the Nullarbor Plain
Team of 28 men in front of a row of tents. Image shows survey equipment, cyclometer and tripod. Survey team is possibly pictured at the border of SA/WA 1908.
Christian Brothers College class photograph
An early photograph of Christian Brothers College students, taken in the school grounds. Ages range from about eight years to mid-teens. 'The sad and closed-in looking little boy in the middle of the front row' [fourth from left] is John Thomas McAuliffe (1902-1994).
ACLTA Council
The Australian Catholic Lawn Tennis Association Council, pictured in Adelaide in 1930. Back row (from left): J.T. McAuliffe (SA), E.J.Hehir (Vic), B.G.Hagarty (WA), A.G.Herbert (WA), A.F.Smith (NSW). Front (from left): H.T.Madden (NSW), G.E.Scantlebury (Pres), J.Clarke (Sec), T.J.Power (Vic).
Pathway of Honour
Path running between Kintore Avenue and King William Street, looking west. To the left is the northern wall of Government House and to the right are rows of trees. Between the wall and the path is a garden which contains war service monuments.
Interior of Burge's Chemist shop
Faye Howell standing in front of the rows of bottles containing the pharmaceutical ingredients used in Burge's Chemist shop (on South Road, Edwardstown).
Floods at Mannum
Flood waters rising and inundating shops at ferry end of Randell Street. A person in a rowboat is rowing up the street.
Floods at Mannum
Two rows of holiday shacks at the south end of River Lane with flood waters rising around them.
Floods at Mannum
Two people row down the main street of Mannum past a private home and the Bank of Adelaide both of which had been built about one and a half to two metres above the footpath.
Floods at Mannum
Flood waters in sandbagged Randell Street. People in a rowboat are rowing up the street.
Young woman reading in the garden
A young woman seated on a bentwood chair in front of a trellis. Her simple dress includes round white collar over a soft tie and features a row of large white buttons down the front.
A boy pictured in the garden
A boy aged about seven years in a coat featuring round collar, vertical row of large white buttons, over knickerbockers, long socks and ankle boots.
Two young women and a girl pictured in the garden
Two young women and a girl in stylish outfits; one dress featuring three quarter length sleeves and a vertical row of buttons on the skirt. The girl's dress has a dropped waist and pleats.
Rowing boat on the River Torrens
Boat and occupants on the River Torrens in the vicinity of the University boat house. [Damaged plate. Emulsion is lifting.]
Japanese graves at Darwin
Row of Japanese graves at Darwin, Northern Territory, with a Bonds Tours bus in the distance. [The cemetery no longer exists as the bodies were repatriated to Japan.]
Bonds buses on Darwin Oval
A row of five Bonds Tours buses on the Darwin Oval. This was part of the Resonian trip.
Bond's Camp at Palm Valley
Bond's Tours camp at Palm Valley, comprising a row of tents and a canvas covered eating area.
Bond's camp at Palm Valley
Distance view of the rows of tents that make up the Bond's Tours camp at Palm Valley. The bus, a larger tent, and a permanent structure can be seen on the left.
Bond's camp site at Palm Valley
Three rows of tents at Bond's camp site at Palm Valley.
Holdens outside May & Bond Garage, Mount Gambier
A row of Holdens parked outside the May & Bond Garage in Mount Gambier.
Military contingent
Photograph of a military contingent. All in the photograph are in uniform with the exception of one man in the centre of the front row who is wearing civilian dress. According to a researcher, the contingent are wearing 'Queens' crowns on their insignia (pre 1901).
Lyndhurst
Tourist bus alongside a depot near a signpost which gives mileage to Innamincka, Moolawatana and Murnpeowoe Homesteads. There are wooden boxes and rows of bottles between the signpost and the depot.
Celebration tea
A group photograph of adults and children attending a special tea. The younger boys and girls are dressed in white, with white shoes, and a row of children is waiting for presentation on the right hand side, suggestive of a Sunday School Anniversary or Confirmation ceremony. The girls have contrasting satin sashes at the waist or hip. Food and bottled drinks are arranged on trestle tables, with serviettes in the shape of fans.
Group posed in front of a grandstand
An unidentified group posed in front of a grandstand. The men are in formal suits with hats. There is one woman present, sitting in the centre next to a man holding a loud hailer with a kangaroo motif on it. Two children are sitting at the front. A man in the back row is pouring a drink into a glass for the benefit of the camera.
Formal portrait of family group
Gelatine print of a family group, with the head of Elizabeth Hobby tipped into the back row. Photograph by Stump & Co, Adelaide.
Interior of Oodnadatta UAM Baptist Church
Interior of the Oodnadatta UAM Baptist Church, with two women, one standing in the pulpit beside a small pedal organ, the other seated in the front row. Handwritten caption:[BB Miss Chamaide].
Building the bridge at Murray Bridge
View of the bridge under construction at Murray Bridge, with a row of supports and some of the spans completed.
Group of school children
Group of school children and a teacher pictured outside a school building. A pencil cross on the photograph identifies a child in the back row as 'Ethel'. A note on the verso indicates 'Hog Bay school children'.