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Ambulance Station, Salisbury

Brooks, Cathy, 1985, Photograph, B 46395/204

Ambulance Station, Salisbury.

Ambulance Station, Salisbury

Brooks, Cathy, 1985, Photograph, B 46395/205

Ambulance Station, Salisbury.

Ambulance Station, Salisbury

Brooks, Cathy, 1985, Photograph, B 46395/206

Ambulance Station, Salisbury.

Ambulance Station, Salisbury

Brooks, Cathy, 1985, Photograph, B 46395/208

Ambulance Station, Salisbury.

Ambulance Station, Salisbury

Brooks, Cathy, 1985, Photograph, B 46395/210

Ambulance Station, Salisbury.

Mr and Mrs Fred Scott at home

1956, Photograph, B 62277

SALISBURY: Mr and Mrs Fred Scott relaxing in their Cabin Home at Salisbury.

Machinery made by E. J. Paternoster

c. 1900, Photograph, B 55534

SALISBURY: A view of machinery made by E.J. Paternoster, in Salisbury.

Salisbury Institute, Silver Anniversary certificate

1909, Photograph, B 55536

SALISBURY: A view of a Salisbury Institute, Silver Anniversary, certificate. It was presented to Mrs. E. O'Leary, July 2nd 1909, for her knitted lace.

Carrisbrook Park at Salisbury

c. 1950, Photograph, B 55875

SALISBURY: A view of Carrisbrook Park at Salisbury.

Flood damaged railway line near Salisbury

c. 1923, Photograph, PRG 280/1/36/178

A gang of workmen repairing sections of a railway track inundated by floodwaters near Salisbury, South Australia; the rail carts on the right contain rock fill for the repair of the wash-outs.

Camp site by creek, Salisbury, NSW

Smith, Mervyn, c. 1930, Artwork, PRG 1678/23/11/20

Drawing in pencil of a campsite at the side of a creek, with tent pitched on a rise on the banks. Listed as No.636 'Salisbury' in Mervyn's catalogue of works. Signed lower left: 'Salisbury M. Smith. 1930.' Mervyn camped at this site.

c. 1889, Photograph, B 1651

Fruit garden after a heavy flood at Salisbury. A paling fence has been washed away.

Salisbury

1889, Photograph, B 1652

Salisbury after heavy floods. A group of ladies stand near a creek.

Salisbury

1889, Photograph, B 1655

A gentleman stands with his walking stick and contemplates the creek below.

Coach and Horses Hotel, Salisbury

Phillips, K. P., c. 1854, Artwork, B 7169

Coloured lithograph published in 'The Chronicle Annual', Monday 4th October 1937, one of two coloured reproductions of early paintings (see B 7170 for the other artwork) under the heading 'Early South Australia'. This image is a reproduction of an early painting of 'Old Salisbury Hotel by K.P Phillips. An historic picture belonging to Messrs Pike & Co., Oakbank, showing an early day hotel on the middle road to Burra. The hotel was a calling place for the coach from Adelaide to the copper mines, and was demolished about 70 years ago [ie ca.1867]. All that remains of it today [ie 1937] are portions of the walls, and the cellar, which is now used as an underground tank'.

Institute, Salisbury

c. 1900, Photograph, B 14439

[General description] Salisbury Institute is a rectangular, solid stone building with an interesting classic facade. It was designed to be the main hall of the Institute, later to undergo extensions which were duly done in 1901 and 1928. This building, opened in 1884 was an important social centre for local people, providing a library and reading room. The land was donated by William Kelly of One Tree Hill and the architect was Frederick Dancker who also designed the Macclesfield Institute.

House at Salisbury

c. 1900, Photograph, B 14440

[General description] A family pose for the photographer in front of their house at Salisbury. Set in an informal garden it is a plain stone building with an arched front door and an iron roof.

Salisbury

c. 1900, Photograph, B 14953

[General description] A boy is sitting on a rail (probably for tying up horses) in front of this single storey stone farmhouse set in garden surrounded by hand hewn post and rail fencing. There are a few fruit trees in the garden and a hillside in the background used for cropping. [On back of photograph] 'Near the Old Spot Hotel, Salisbury / Scammells owners in 1950 / Previously Harringtons, Vaughans and Williams'