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Salisbury House, Salisbury

c. 1950, Photograph, B 12183

Salisbury House, Salisbury.

[General description] Salisbury Hotel, first licenced 1854, still going in 2019. Hotel keeper John Heier's family, tradesmen and two horse drawn vehicles in front of the Hotel. There is an Assembly Room attached to the main building. [On back of photograph] 'Salisbury Hotel / Tommy Wiggins, Butcher (with dog); John Heddle, baker, with paper in hand; John Heier, hotel keeper in shirt sleeves with wife near pole; Cordt Heier, their son in buggy.

Laying foundation stone at St. John's Rectory, Salisbury

1893, Photograph, B 14952

[General description] Townsfolk and children wearing their Sunday best are crowded around to witness the ceremony being performed by dignitaries who are standing next to the foundation. A small crane has been erected to assist the process. Loose stones are in piles. [On back of photograph] 'Laying foundation stone of St. John's Rectory - Salisbury / 1893'

Old Spot Hotel, Salisbury

c. 1910, Photograph, B 14954

[General description] The Old Spot Hotel, Salisbury is a rambling single storey building situated next to the Little Para River which is spanned by a stone bridge. Post and rail fencing is seen along the road and around the hotel where a flock of sheep are gathered on the right. The first licensee was J. Ilberry 1841-42 and John Harvey, the founder of the town of Salisbury was licensee from 1845-48.

Salisbury Hotel

1936, Photograph, B 31814

Salisbury Hotel.

St John's Church of England, Salisbury

c. 1900, Photograph, B 16104

St John's Church of England, Salisbury. Daniel Garlick designed the second church built on this site. It was built between 1858 and 1865 with the foundation stone being laid in 1858. Shell grit from St Kilda was used for the floor. The sanctuary was added in 1896.

Old Waterloo Hotel, Salisbury

1973, Photograph, B 29730

Old Waterloo Hotel, corner of St. Kilda & Port Wakefield Roads, Salisbury.

Waterloo Hotel, Salisbury

1973, Photograph, B 29731

Waterloo Hotel, Salisbury.

Waterloo Hotel, Salisbury

1973, Photograph, B 29732

Waterloo Hotel, Salisbury.

Railway Hotel, Salisbury

1936, Photograph, B 31775

Railway Hotel, Salisbury.

Aerial photographs of the city of Salisbury : Salisbury Downs

Jones, Daryl, 2007, Photograph, B 75883/1-2

Aerial views of Salisbury Downs in the city of Salisbury, South Australia, looking south over Parafield Gardens including views of the Parafield Gardens Swim School, Salisbury Villa Football Club, Parafield Gardens High School, and Hollywood Plaza, Salisbury Downs Primary School, and the Salisbury West Oval.

Aerial photographs of the city of Salisbury : Salisbury North

Jones, Daryl, 2007, Photograph, B 75879/1-2

Aerial views of Salisbury North in the city of Salisbury, South Australia, including views of the Salisbury North West Primary School, Paralowie School, Adams Oval, Salisbury Soccer Club, Cycle Speedway, and the Salisbury North Sports oval.

Salisbury Public School

c. 1900, Photograph, B 14441

[General description] 'Salisbury Public School is a solid stone building with a gabled front, wide verandah and iron roof. Children are lined up for the photographer in front of the building. The first building completed in 1877 consisted of 2 rooms. Another room was added in 1880 to increase accommodation to 200 pupils. Named Salisbury Primary School in 1943, it closed in 1970 when a new school was built. It is now an annexe of the Elizabeth Community College.

Sunshine Header, Salisbury

c. 1900, Photograph, B 33962

Sunshine header reaping peas, Salisbury.

Aerial photographs of the city of Salisbury : Salisbury East

Jones, Daryl, 2007, Photograph, B 75888/1-8

Aerial views of Salisbury East in the city of Salisbury, South Australia, including views looking east towards Burton and Parafield Gardens, and Tyndale Christian School, Salisbury East High School, with views of Parafield Airport and Boral Quarries in the distance.

Aerial photographs of the city of Salisbury : Salisbury Plain

Jones, Daryl, 2007, Photograph, B 75882/1-2

Aerial views of Salisbury Plain in the city of Salisbury, South Australia, including views of factories, warehouses, industrial buildings, Tyndale Christian School, and Salisbury East High School.

Hill family home on their farm, Gum Park, Salisbury

c. 1893, Photograph, B 15122

The Hill family home on their farm, Gum Park, Salisbury. George W. and Mary Hill owned the property just west of the railway station. Seated is Mary Hill (nee Jeffries), her three daughters Sarah, Alice and Mary, and one of her sons, George Robert Hill.

John St., Salisbury

1918, Photograph, B 45401

A procession of vehicles passing along John Street, Salisbury, as part of Australia Day celebrations in 1918.

Early Salisbury residence

1956, Photograph, B 62276

SALISBURY: A Cabin Home erected during the early development of Salisbury and occupied by Mr and Mrs Fred Scott; these dwellings were commonly known as 'dog boxes'.

Australia Day procession through Salisbury

c. 1917, Photograph, B 55539

SALISBURY: The Australia Day procession through Salisbury of decorated horse drawn vehicles and early make motor cars.

Aerial photographs of the city of Salisbury : Salisbury South

Jones, Daryl, 2007, Photograph, B 75884/1-5

Aerial views of Salisbury South in the city of Salisbury, South Australia, including views of industrial buildings, warehouses, factories and surrounding areas.

Flour Mill, Salisbury

1915, Photograph, B 14950

Flour Mill at Salisbury, burnt down 25th January 1915. The mill owned by Messrs. Edwin Davey and Sons was completely destroyed by fire.The mill lost 2,300 bushels of wheat and machinery. The oldest part of the mill was built in 1854.