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Wisteria on Stonyfell House
White wisteria spreads over the roof of Stonyfell House.
Seated couple in garden at Stonyfell
Stonyfell House, with a couple seated in chairs on the garden path. It is likely that the couple are Joseph Crompton and Susan Mary Crompton.
White Wisteria at Stonyfell
Caption on back of photograph reads: 'Stonyfell House from the front, with white wisteria.'
Wisteria at Stonyfell
White wisteria alongside garden path to Stonyfell House.
Wisteria at Stonyfell
White wisteria alongside Stonyfell House.
Japanese Cherry at Stonyfell
On back of photograph: 'Japanese Cherry at Stonyfell October 1935 With best wishes for Christmas & New Year.'
Garden at Stonyfell House
Blossom in the garden at Stonyfell House.
Garden at Stonyfell
An unidentified Crompton sister dwarfed by the garden in front of the family home at Stonyfell.
Garden and path at Stonyfell House
Rambling garden and winding path leading to Stonyfell House.
House at Stonyfell
Stonyfell House photographed from the front paddock.
House at Stonyfell
Stonyfell House viewed from the front paddock.
House at Stonyfell
Photograph, signed by photographer Keith Phillips, of Stonyfell from the front paddock.
Stonyfell House
Grapevine on trellis and creeper covered walls of Stonyfell House.
Stonyfell House
Garden and garden path alongside shuttered part of Stonyfell House.
Photographs and slides relating to the business interests of Crompton & Sons
Photographs relating to the business interests of Crompton & Sons, including Stonyfell Olive Plantation, and Bunyip Soap Company Ltd. Photographs 9-23 have been collected into a small album with the title Crompton & Sons Limited, The Stonyfell Olive Co. Ltd, the Bunyip Soap Co. Ltd, 1947. Captions in this album give a brief narrative of various processes and operations. From number 33 onwards, photographs are individual photographs. Nine additional photographs taken in Victoria have not been digitised but the originals may be requested for viewing. For some additional photographs relating to Crompton Bunyip Soap see BRG 155 Series 6.
Road leading into Stonyfell quarry
The road leading into Stonyfell Quarry. According to a researcher the road still exists today; the boiler chimney of the no 1 crushing plant is in view in the background.
Cows at Stonyfell
Caption on back reads: 'A descendant of the original Jersey Herd at Stonyfell in the back paddock below the original dam. Part of Stonyfell Vineyards on the right about 1940.'
House at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell
External photograph of house at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell, looking from the road towards the city. Designed by architects Bruer & Co.
House at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell
External photograph of house at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell, looking east towards hills. Designed by architects Bruer & Co.
House at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell
Internal photograph of house at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell, including living area with fireplace and view to garden. Designed by architects Bruer & Co.
House at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell
Internal photograph of house at Gothic Ave, Stonyfell, designed by architects Bruer & Co. Caption reads: "Looking across lounge room into dinette".
Stonyfell Winery at Magill, South Australia
The premises of Stonyfell Winery and its vineyards at Magill, South Australia. Penfold's Grange Vineyards and Winery can be seen in the distance (centre).
Quarries and machinery, Stonyfell
Four men pose for photograph near quarry buildings.
View of Stonyfell
View over vineyard at Stonyfell. Roofs of houses are visible through thick vegetation and the Stonyfell winery is visible in the distance.
Stonyfell quarries
"A charge is fired at the Stonyfell Quarries in the Hills above Adelaide. Looking out over Stonyfell Vineyards are Penfolds Magill Vineyards a vista of some of the N.E. suburbs is seen. The foreground quarrymen are 'New Australians'".
Stonyfell quarries
"A charge is fired at the Stonyfell Quarries in the Hills above Adelaide. Looking out over Stonyfell Vineyards are Penfolds Magill Vineyards a vista of some of the N.E. suburbs is seen. The foreground quarrymen are 'New Australians'".
Stonyfell Quarries
A group of nine quarry workers standing together, with a man sitting in a horse-drawn cart at right.
Stonyfell Quarries
Two wagons on rail tracks loaded with broken up stone, with three quarry workers alongside. Digital copy.
Photographs of Stonyfell Quarrying activities
Photographs of Stonyfell winery complex, Stonyfell quarry and buildings including crushing plant, and quarry workers. To see images of these do a NUMBER search on BRG 357/45/1-10. Digital copies.
House Myrtlebank Terrace, Stonyfell
Photograph of the house at 6 Myrtlebank Terrace, Stonyfell, designed by John S. Chappel Pty Ltd, architect. Showing side/front view of the modern two story, flat roofed house.