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Group of [women] Old Colonists : Mary Ann Turner

Group of [women] Old Colonists : Mary Ann Turner

Probably Mary Ann Turner, 1835-1927; nee Abbott, married George Swords Turner. Arrived in South Australia in February 1837 on board the ship the "John Renwick". Resided in Salisbury; Bendigo, Victoria; Hamilton, Reynella.

Group of [women] Old Colonists : Eleanor Goddard

Group of [women] Old Colonists : Eleanor Goddard

Eleanor Goddard, 1826-1913; nee Warner, married James Goddard. Arrived in South Australia in May 1840 on board the ship the "Eliza". Resided in Salisbury, Humbug Scrub.

Group of [women] Old Colonists : Elizabeth Ayles

Group of [women] Old Colonists : Elizabeth Ayles

Elizabeth Ayles, 1818-1894; nee Lansley, married Joseph Ayles. Arrived in South Australia in December 1840 on board the ship the "Fairfield". Resided in Para Plains, Salisbury.

SANFL State Team 1986

SANFL State Team 1986

South Australian National Football League state team that played Victoria at Football Park on 13 May 1986. Final score South Australia 18.17 (125) Victoria 17.13 (115). Back Row: Dave Boyd (Chairman of Selectors), Neil Craig, Martin Leslie, Danny Hughes, Max Parker, Stephen Kernahan, Cory Williams, Clayton Lamb, Chris McDermott, Scott Salisbury, Barrie Robran (Selector). Centre Row: Rex Leahy (Property Steward), L. Longman (Drink Steward), Mark Williams, Greg Phillips, Grenville Dietrich, Matthew Campbell, G. Anderson, K. Thomas, Todd Viney, John Paynter, I. Kerr (Medical Officer), M. Tippett (Team Manager). Front Row: Grantley Fielke, T. McGuinness, John Platten, Michael Aish (Captain), Graham Cornes (Coach), Bruce Lindsay (Vice-Captain), David Bolton, Craig Bradley, T. Jacques (Runner). Absent: M. Naley and Michael Redden.

SANFL State Team 1986

SANFL State Team 1986

South Australian National Football League state team that played Victoria at Football Park on 13 May 1986. Final score South Australia 18.17 (125) Victoria 17.13 (115). SANFL sponsored by Radio SA-FM. Back Row: Neil Craig, Martin Leslie, Danny Hughes, Max Parker, Stephen Kernahan, Cory Williams, Clayton Lamb, Chris McDermott, Scott Salisbury. Centre Row: Mark Williams, Greg Phillips, Grenville Dietrich, Matthew Campbell, G. Anderson, K. Thomas, Todd Viney, John Paynter. Front Row: Grantley Fielke, T. McGuinness, John Platten, Michael Aish (Captain), Graham Cornes (Coach), Bruce Lindsay (Vice-Captain), David Bolton, Craig Bradley. Absent: M. Naley and M. Redden.

SANFL State Team 1986

SANFL State Team 1986

South Australian National Football League state team that played Western Australia at Football Park on 27 May 1986. Final score Western Australia 18.19 (127) South Australia 12.16 (88). Back Row: Dave Boyd (Chairman of Selectors), Chris McDermott, Bruce Lindsay, Mark Mickan, Richard Cousins, Michael Redden, Wayne Henwood, D. Kappler, B. Veale (Head Trainer). Centre Row: L. Longman (Drink Steward), T. Jacques (Runner), R. Leahy (Property Steward), John Paynter, D. Herbert, Matthew Campbell, Greg Anderson, Craig Williams, C. McDonald, Tony Hall, I. Kerr (Medical Officer), M. Tippett (Team Manager). Front Row: Andrew Jarman, D. Robertson, Grantley Fielke, Michael Aish (Captain), Graham Cornes (Coach), Neil Craig (Vice Captain), S. Sims, A. Antrobus, Scott Salisbury. Absent: M. Naley and G. Dietrich.

SANFL Team 1988

SANFL Team 1988

South Australian National Football League team that played Western Australia at Football Park on 24 May 1988. South Australia 17.17 (119) defeated Western Australia 11.13 (79). Back Row L-R: A.Jarman, C. Lamb, K. Sporn, D. Jarman, S. Sims, S. Riley, A. Stringer. Centre Row L-R: Dr. D. Graham (Medical Officer), B. Robran (Selector), R. Said (Runner), T. Symonds, M. Redden, R. Mandemaker, P. Carey, P. Bennett, P. Bubner, R. Leahy (Property Steward), P. Clisby (Head Trainer), L. Longman (Drink Steward). Front Row L-R: D. Boyd (Chairman of Selectors), R. Anderson, M. Aish, C. McDermott (Captain), M. Nunan (Coach), G. Whittlesea (Vice-Captain), J. Paynter, S. Salisbury, M. Tippett (Team Manager). Absent: B. Abernethy, G. McIntosh, G. Phillips.

SANFL Team 1988

SANFL Team 1988

South Australian National Football League team that played Western Australia at Football Park on 24 May 1988. South Australia 17.17 (119) defeated Western Australia 11.13 (79). Back Row L-R: A.Jarman, C. Lamb, K. Sporn, D. Jarman, S. Sims, S. Riley, A. Stringer. Centre Row L-R: Dr. D. Graham (Medical Officer), B. Robran (Selector), R. Said (Runner), T. Symonds, M. Redden, R. Mandemaker, P. Carey, P. Bennett, P. Bubner, R. Leahy (Property Steward), P. Clisby (Head Trainer), L. Longman (Drink Steward). Front Row L-R: D. Boyd (Chairman of Selectors), R. Anderson, M. Aish, C. McDermott (Captain), M. Nunan (Coach), G. Whittlesea (Vice-Captain), J. Paynter, S. Salisbury, M. Tippett (Team Manager). Absent: B. Abernethy, G. McIntosh, G. Phillips.

Woomera

Woomera

Aerial photograph of Woomera, South Australia. Terry Clark provided the following information: 'The story behind the taking of the photo is interesting. I was taking a series of photos to update the Woomera postcards. I felt an aerial shot would be a key to the series. I made a number of approaches to security, the stumbling block was the fact that not far away the Americans had just started building Narrunga. Eventually I got permission, with strings attached. There was a guy in Woomera, can't remember his name, who owned a Tiger Moth. He agreed to fly me over the town to get the photo. Security were still nervous. We taxied to the end of the runway. A Commonwealth Policeman came to the end of the runway and watched as I loaded my Koni Omega camera with a roll of 120 Ektachrome transparency film. I took the photo. When we landed the Commonwealth Policeman met us again and watched as I unloaded the film and sealed the tag. He then took it from me and put it in a security bag that was sent to WRE Salisbury where the film was processed and returned to security in Woomera. They inspected the pictures, to make sure I did not have any pictures of Nurrungar, then returned them to me. I finished the series of postcards and stored them in my collection for about forty three years.'

Woomera

Woomera

Aerial photograph of Woomera, South Australia. The photographer provided the following information: 'The story behind the taking of the photo is interesting. I was taking a series of photos to update the Woomera postcards. I felt an aerial shot would be a key to the series. I made a number of approaches to security, the stumbling block was the fact that not far away the Americans had just started building Narrunga. Eventually I got permission, with strings attached. There was a guy in Woomera, can't remember his name, who owned a Tiger Moth. He agreed to fly me over the town to get the photo. Security were still nervous. We taxied to the end of the runway. A Commonwealth Policeman came to the end of the runway and watched as I loaded my Koni Omega camera with a roll of 120 Ektachrome transparency film. I took the photo. When we landed the Commonwealth Policeman met us again and watched as I unloaded the film and sealed the tag. He then took it from me and put it in a security bag that was sent to WRE Salisbury where the film was processed and returned to security in Woomera. They inspected the pictures, to make sure I did not have any pictures of Nurrungar, then returned them to me. I finished the series of postcards and stored them in my collection for about forty three years.'

Squash trophy, Woomera, South Australia

Squash trophy, Woomera, South Australia

Squash trophy made by Terry Clark for competition between W.R.E. Salisbury Squash Team and Woomera Squash Team. The photo in the trophy is of the winning Woomera team.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Thomas Wiggins

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Thomas Wiggins

Thomas Wiggins arrived in South Australia in January 1837 on board the ship the "Coromandel". Butcher, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : William Coker, Jnr

Old colonists 1836-1840 : William Coker, Jnr

William Coker, Jnr arrived in South Australia in November 1838 on board the ship the "Rajasthan". Farmer, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Andrew Melville Goodall

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Andrew Melville Goodall

Andrew Melville Goodall arrived in South Australia in November 1838 on board the ship the "Rajasthan". Farmer, 'Para Hill Farm', Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : George William Hill

Old colonists 1836-1840 : George William Hill

George William Hill arrived in South Australia in July 1839 on board the ship the "Asia". Farmer, 'Gum Park', Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Charles Frost

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Charles Frost

Charles Frost arrived in South Australia in December 1837 on board the ship the "Lady Emma". Labourer, carrier, farmer; Bowden, Para Plains, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Andrew O'Leary

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Andrew O'Leary

Andrew O'Leary arrived in South Australia in October 1840 on board the ship the "Mary Dugdale". Farmer, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : David Dow

Old colonists 1836-1840 : David Dow

David Dow arrived in South Australia in February 1840 on board the ship the "Rajasthan". Farmer, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : John Harvey

Old colonists 1836-1840 : John Harvey

John Harvey arrived in South Australia in October 1839 on board the ship the "Superb". Pastoralist, Member of Parliament, founder of Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Francis Raymond

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Francis Raymond

Francis Raymond arrived in South Australia in December 1839 on board the ship the "Moffatt". Farmer, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Enoch Algernon Jackson

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Enoch Algernon Jackson

Enoch Algernon Jackson arrived in South Australia in March 1839 on board the ship the "Buckinghamshire". Publican, Railway Hotel, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : John Meek

Old colonists 1836-1840 : John Meek

John Meek arrived in South Australia in July 1839 on board the ship the "City of Adelaide". Farmer, Para Plains, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : John H. Fidge

Old colonists 1836-1840 : John H. Fidge

John H. Fidge arrived in South Australia in December 1839 on board the ship the "Duchess of Northumberland". Farmer, Salisbury.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Thomas Dayman

Old colonists 1836-1840 : Thomas Dayman

Thomas Dayman arrived in South Australia in June 1839 on board the ship the "Hooghly". Farmer, 'Riverton Farm', Salisbury; poundkeeper.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : William Raymond

Old colonists 1836-1840 : William Raymond

William Raymond arrived in South Australia in December 1839 on board the ship the "Moffatt". Farmer, Salisbury.

South Australian pioneers 1840 : Andrew O'Leary

South Australian pioneers 1840 : Andrew O'Leary

Andrew O'Leary arrived in South Australia in October 1840 on board the ship the "Mary Dugdale". Farmer, Salisbury.

South Australian pioneers 1840 : David Dow

South Australian pioneers 1840 : David Dow

David Dow arrived in South Australia in February 1840 on board the ship the "Rajasthan". Farmer, Salisbury.

South Australian pioneers 1840 : Joseph Ayles

South Australian pioneers 1840 : Joseph Ayles

Joseph Ayles arrived in South Australia in December 1840 on board the ship the "Fairfield". Farmer, Para Plains, Salisbury.

Railway accident

Railway accident

Railway accident between Salisbury and Smithfield, showing men surveying the wreckage of a derailed train. See B 1893 for information and another photo.

[Music Posters]

[Music Posters]

Posters created by Alex Innocenti for various productions. See below for details of items. The State Library holds a collection of music, video, photographs, records, CDs/DVDs and memorabilia and ephemera which is a representation of the music industry in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. An example includes this collection of posters which were designed by Alex Innocenti, the entrepreneur behind Cellar Blues Promotions. Alex continued to create the graphics for promotion materials over an almost 30 year period. The posters are a graphic depiction of a point in time, with images of the bands and artist, painted and hand drawn in the graphic style of the day, well before the capacity to produce such promotions on a computer desk top. Some of the bands he promoted included Black Sabbath, Doug Parkinson In Focus, Cat Stevens, Daddy Cool and Billy Thorpe. Alex was also the driving force behind Adelaide's "Woodstock", the 70s music festival held at Myponga. Posters for the festival are included in this collection.