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Premises of A. Pengelley and Company

Smith, W. S., c. 1910, Photograph, B 68081

Premises of A. Pengelley & Company, wholesale furniture manufacturers of South Road, Edwardstown. A row of horse drawn wagons loaded up with furniture for the Military College at Jervis Bay can be seen outside.

Ben Cortis checks the rigging on his model of the Flagship Capitana, a Maltese galleon which was about 60 m long. The vessel has 60 oars and three slaves usually rowed one oar, Ben said. Cannons are mounted on the front of the vessel. 27 April 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/873

Orchards of young apple and pear trees on Wittunga farm

Walker, Edith, 1919, Photograph, B 70984/20

A view of extensive orchards on the south of the railway line. Which dissects Wittunga farm. In the foreground is the Pear Orchard and beyond are many rows of apple trees. The apple orchard is called 'Uteka', a Maori name given to the area by a family from New Zealand.

Ron Rowe of Hahndorf with part of his sculpture (inspired by a visit to Ireland), at Carrick Hill. 14th March 1990.

Messenger Press, 1990, Photograph, B 70869/1030

Hooray! Three First Prizes in a row for Leo and his woodwork. 16th October 1991.

Messenger Press, 1991, Photograph, B 70869/11786

Keith Conlon with his Keith Conlon puppet made by (left to right top) Michael Sassano of Newton; Keith; Lee-Anne Smith. (Bottom row left to right) Marty Hardy, Marden and Mrs Ellen Westover, St Peters, who made the fantastic striped blazer and young Yeti Cliff of Hackney.

Messenger Press, 1985, Photograph, B 70869/14012

[Blue Fin, starring Hardy Kruger & Greg Rowe].

Messenger Press, c. 1978, Photograph, B 70869/14097

Clarence Park Community Centre. Volunteer Richard Neilson (15 years) of Sheidow Park with local children Jamie Rowe (2 years), Gemma Cutting (2 years) and Luke Caesarowie (2 years). 1988.

Messenger Press, 1988, Photograph, B 70869/1668A

Consumer Affairs Department at Hackney staff members Nick Grammatopoulous and Pat Rowe getting ready for "Jump Rope for Heart" Campaign. 13th May 1992.

Messenger Press, 1992, Photograph, B 70869/12055

Helping Hand Centre Fete. Clowns Robyn Heddle of Unley Park and Joyleen Rowe of Hope Valley play leapfrog. 24th October 1990.

Messenger Press, 1990, Photograph, B 70869/12058

Athelstone Kiwanis Club. Back left, Allan Hackett (Lt. Gov), David Fenwick (Past President), Eileen Gardiner, Charles Gardiner, Front row Phil Smyth (President), Bob Elliott, Henry Alsop, Dennis Bayly and Jan Bayly.

Messenger Press, 1990, Photograph, B 70869/1883

Fear and Loathing; Jonas Dawson, vocals; Chris Wiley, lead guitar / vocals; Dave Ormsby, rhythm guitar; Hermann Lauss, bass; Terry Rowe, drums.

Messenger Press, 1996, Photograph, B 70869/15236

East side of Leigh Street

Adelaide Photographic Co., c. 1870, Photograph, B 71133

View of a row of business premises on the east side of Leigh Street (looking south), between Hindley and Currie Streets, showing (from left) Church Office (for the Church of England), Edler Bros. (importers), J.P. Combe (brass founder and gas fitter), unidentified, Henry Clarke, and the Steam printing Office.

Basso Continvo, (left to right) Justin Posa, Neil Bensted, Scott Rowe, Marianne Permezel.

Messenger Press, c. 1985, Photograph, B 70869/15751

Travels in South Australia

Hale, Jean B., 1941, Photograph, B 71180/1-47

Collection of photographs taken by Jean B. Hale on her travels through South Australia in 1941. See 'Contents' for details of individual photographs.

Employees of the Adelaide Steamship Company

Bonds' Studio, c. 1928, Photograph, B 71198

Employees of the Adelaide Steamship Company pictured outside a stone building. The formal attire suggests they are office staff. Photograph by Bonds' Studio, 94 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide. From a researcher: Back row, second from the left, is Fred Caller (born 1907), who started working at the Adelaide Steamship Company at about the age of 15. He worked as an accountant for the company for his entire career, until he retired.

Barwell Boys

1924, Photograph, B 70885

Formal portrait of a group of Barwell Boys after their arrival in South Australia in 1924. Archibald Munro was among them, having sailed from London aboard the 'Benalla' in May 1924. According to a researcher, the boy in the second row 5th from the left is John Frederick Keel (b.1908) at Islington, London.