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Stonyfell vineyards

c. 1920, Photograph, B 22705

Stonyfell vineyards - horsedrawn carts bringing the grapes for crushing.

Stonyfell vineyards

c. 1920, Photograph, B 22706

Panoramic view of the Stonyfell vineyards.

Stonyfell vineyards

c. 1920, Photograph, B 22707

Stonyfell vineyards - 5 miles from Adelaide.

Quarry buildings at Stonyfell, South Australia

1923, Photograph, PRG 280/1/35/86

Quarry buildings in the foothills at Stonyfell, South Australia.

Stone quarry and wine cellars

1913, Photograph, B 74105

Distant view of the stone quarry and wine cellars from the Stonyfell top paddock.

Stonyfell Quarry

Ragless, Margaret E., 1982, Photograph, PRG 1631/104/310

View of Stonyfell Quarry from Mount Osmond. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.

View down the driveway

Crompton (Family), 1884, Photograph, PRG 331/10/5

Driveway and garden at Stonyfell House with Mama and Tom in the distance.

House and outbuildings

Crompton (Family), c. 1915, Photograph, PRG 331/10/62

House and outbuildings in a gully below a hill covered in grape vines. It is presumed to be Stonyfell House.

Woman on garden path

Crompton (Family), c. 1900, Photograph, PRG 331/10/54

A woman in a full length skirt and white shirt, probably one of the Crompton daughters, stands on the path in the garden at Stonyfell House.

Stonyfell Drive

Crompton (Family), c. 1900, Photograph, PRG 331/10/52

One of the sons of Joseph Crompton on the drive at Stonyfell.

Road near Stonyfell

Crompton (Family), c. 1941, Photograph, PRG 331/10/51

A tree in blossom in the forefront with a truck on a road near a building which is presumably at Stonyfell.

Road to Stonyfell

Crompton (Family), 1941, Photograph, PRG 331/10/49

Tree-lined road to Stonyfell with hill in the background.

Front paddock at Stonyfell

Crompton (Family), c. 1935, Photograph, PRG 331/10/44

Gum trees, lilies and car on the driveway in the distance in the front paddock of Stonyfell House.

Unsealed road at Stonyfell

Crompton (Family), c. 1935, Photograph, PRG 331/10/57

Back of photograph: 'Stonyfell. Dam Gully by Mr Kelly'.

Driveway at Stonyfell

Crompton (Family), c. 1884, Photograph, PRG 331/10/63

A large gum tree dominates the driveway to the gate of the Stonyfell property.

Buildings at Stonyfell

Crompton (Family), c. 1935, Photograph, PRG 331/10/67

Distant view, through gum trees, of buildings at Stonyfell.

House Myrtlebank Terrace, Stonyfell

John S. Chappel Pty Ltd, c. 1971, Photograph, BRG 346/29/114/1

Photograph of the house at 6 Myrtlebank Terrace, Stonyfell, designed by John S. Chappel Pty Ltd, architect.

House Myrtlebank Terrace, Stonyfell

John S. Chappel Pty Ltd, 1971, Photograph, BRG 346/29/114/2

Photograph of the house at 6 Myrtlebank Terrace, Stonyfell, designed by John S. Chappel Pty Ltd, architect. Showing front view of the modern two story, flat roofed house.

Photographs relating to Crompton and Clark families

Clark (Family), c. 1890, Photograph, PRG 389/22/1-77

Glass plate photographs dating from 1860s and thought to be of the family properties at Stonyfell (Crompton Family) and Hazelwood (Clark family). See 'contents' for detail of individual items.

Photographs of the Oldland family, Dunstan family and Oldland farm

Oldland, James, c. 1880, Photograph, PRG 1478/2/1-24

Comprising photographs (the majority are digital scans of original items) of the Oldland family farm and homestead, Section 210 in the Hundred of Melville, Edithburg Yorke Peninsula, South Australia. Records include an album of ten images entitled 'Stonyfell' and inscribed 'Mildred C. Dunstan/Geoffrey R. Dunstan/1949' comprising the Dunstan family, Dunstan quarry at Burnside, Kensington family home Adelaide, and postcards and business receipts. For more details see CONTENTS which shows scanned copies of original photographs including 1 post card and original photograph (24 images in total).

'Chapel - Saint Peters Girls School - Stoneyfell'

1964, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/128

Chapel at Saint Peter's Collegiate Girls School on Stonyfell Road at Stonyfell, South Australia. The Chapel has a steeply pitched roof and is surrounded by gum trees.

"Stonyfell at its best"

Crompton (Family), 1947, Photograph, PRG 331/10/36

Back of photograph reads: 'To the Aunts,' (in pencil) then, in a different hand, '"Stonyfell at its Best" With Love, Bryce' (in pen) then 'Rankin' in brackets in pencil, 'Sept. 1947' (in pen). Photograph shows Lucy (left) and Harriet (right) under the white wisteria in the garden at Stonyfell.