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Church of Christ, Point Sturt

Ellis, J. M., c. 1951, Photograph, B 13018

Church of Christ, Point Sturt. Point Sturt was formerly known as Sturt Peninsula and sits on the banks of Lake Alexandrina, located at the end of the Murray River just north of the Cooroong. The original inhabitants were the Ngarrindjeri, many of whom died from European diseases at first exposure in the early 1800s. Point Sturt Church has the honour of being the oldest rural congregation of Churches of Christ in Australia. A small building was erected at Point Sturt in 1861 and opened free of debt. Early evangelistic efforts saw 42 people added to the congregation in one year alone

Sir Josiah Symon's estate at Upper Sturt

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62719

UPPER STURT: Distant view of Sir Josiah Symon's estate 'Manoah' at Upper Sturt, looking towards the lodge at the top of a hill; part of Sturt Creek is just visible in the foreground.

Students of Upper Sturt School

Petts, Charles Alfred, 1910, Photograph, B 68515

Photograph of the students at the Upper Sturt School with their teacher. Of the group the following students are identified: Doreen Petersen (third row from front, sixth from left) Clarence Petersen (front row, fifth from left), Leith Victor Perry (Front row, third from right) and Mary Perry (Third row from front, fourth from right). According to a researcher, during the second half of 1910, the year the photograph was taken, the teacher was William (Allport) Bentley.

Colonel Napier George Sturt

Alderson, Evelyn, c. 1900, Photograph, B 70378/12

Colonel Napier George Sturt, son of Charles Sturt. The photographer Evelyn Caroline Alderson, nee Sturt (1872-1901) was the only child of Major-General Charles Sheppey Sturt, younger brother of Napier Sturt.

Caroline Sturt

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd, c. 1965, Photograph, B 70378/17

Caroline Susan Sturt in the drawing room at 'The Grange', looking at a portrait photograph of her ancestor Charles Sturt. She was a daughter of Evelyn Lenox Napier Sturt and great-grand-daughter of Napier George Sturt.

Sir Josiah Symon's estate, 'Manoah'

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62721

UPPER STURT: Distant view of Sir Josiah Symon's residence and estate at 'Manoah', Upper Sturt, South Australia; a small section of Sturt Creek can be seen in the foreground.

Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah'

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62724

UPPER STURT: Part of Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah', his residence and estate at Upper Sturt; this view features the fireplace, photographs, and paintings hung on the wall.

Evelyn Sturt

c. 1869, Photograph, B 70378/1

Evelyn Sturt, younger brother of Captain Charles Sturt.

Charlotte Christiana Sturt

Holloway (Firm), c. 1865, Photograph, B 70378/4

Charlotte Christiana Sturt, nee Greene, wife of Captain Charles Sturt, a portrait taken by Holloway of Cheltenham, England. After his death in 1869 his widow was entitled to be known as Lady Sturt. See the open access collection at the Reference Desk for further information about this image.

Thomas Lenox Napier Sturt

c. 1837, Photograph, B 70378/6

Portrait thought to be of Thomas Lenox Napier Sturt, father of Captain Charles Sturt. According to Burke's 'The Landed Gentry' entry for the Sturt pedigree he died in 1837, so this image is either from the earliest photographic period, the date of death is inaccurate, or the subject is another person.

Katharine Mary Sturt

c. 1955, Photograph, B 70378/16

Katharine Mary Sturt in her garden. She was the daughter of Napier George and Beatrix Sturt, and grand-daughter of Captain Charles Sturt.

Upper Sturt

c. 1910, Photograph, B 48093

House at Upper Sturt built in 1866 by F.H.Newcombe. The house has been identified as the residence to the left of, and now incorporated into, the Upper Sturt General Store, 191 Upper Sturt Road. Originally, the house was simply a residence. The store first operated out of the front room of the house in the late 1940's or early 1950's. The photo was identified by Frank Heard, whose family lived there from 1954 to 1964 and expanded the shop and set up the petrol station and a garage.

Sturt's Expedition

Sturt, Charles, c. 1844, Artwork, B 16061/4

Sturt's Expedition. Depot Glen by Charles Sturt. Sturt's Expedition 1844-46.

Sturt's Expedition

Sturt, Charles, c. 1844, Artwork, B 16061/5

Sturt's Expedition. Ana-Branch of the Darling. By Charles Sturt. Sturt's Expedition 1844-46.

Sir Josiah Symon's estate, 'Manoah'

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62722

UPPER STURT: Distant view of Sir Josiah Symon's estate at 'Manoah', Upper Sturt, showing the Lodge and part of Sturt Creek in the foreground.

Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah'

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62723

UPPER STURT: Part of Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah', his residence and estate at Upper Sturt; this view shows a curtained archway leading between two sections of the library.

Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah'

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62725

UPPER STURT: Part of Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah', his residence and estate at Upper Sturt; this view features photographs and paintings hung on the wall over a small bookcase and the fireplace.

Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah'

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62728

UPPER STURT: Part of Sir Josiah Symon's library at 'Manoah', his residence and estate at Upper Sturt, South Australia.

Gravestone of the Sturt family

c. 1960, Photograph, B 70378/5

Gravestone of Charles Sturt, his wife Charlotte (died 1887) and their daughter Charlotte Eyre Sturt (died 1928) at Prestbury, near Cheltenham, England.

Napier George Sturt

Jacolette, Martin, c. 1880, Photograph, B 70378/7

Napier George Sturt, son of Captain Charles Sturt. He returned to England with his family in 1853.

Colonel Napier George Sturt

Elliott & Fry, c. 1900, Photograph, B 70378/8

Colonel Napier George Sturt, son of Captain Charles Sturt. He returned to England with his family in 1853.

Colonel Napier George Sturt

Walery Photographic Studio, c. 1880, Photograph, B 70378/10

Napier George Sturt, son of Captain Charles Sturt, taken in Paris after 1878.

Beatrix Marion Sturt

Jacolette, Martin, c. 1890, Photograph, B 70378/11

Beatrix Marion Sturt, nee Muirhead, wife of Napier George Sturt. They were married in 1876. This photograph was taken in Dover.

Charlotte Eyre Sturt

c. 1890, Photograph, B 70378/15

Charlotte Eyre Sturt, known as 'Missie', in her back garden. She was the daughter of Charles and Charlotte Sturt.

Charlotte Eyre Sturt

c. 1890, Photograph, B 70378/28

Charlotte Eyre Sturt ('Missie'), daughter of Captain Charles Sturt, in her back garden.

Watts Bridge, Sturt

c. 1930, Photograph, B 31583

Watts Bridge, Sturt.

St. Mary's church

c. 1920, Photograph, B 35200

St. Mary's church, Sturt.

Sir Josiah Symon at the entrance to 'Manoah'

c. 1912, Photograph, B 63462

UPPER STURT: Sir Josiah Symon, with two of his small sons as companions, photographed at the reins of a stationary horse drawn vehicle outside the Lodge and entrance to his property 'Manoah' at Upper Sturt, South Australia.

Sir Josiah Symon's residence 'Manoah'

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62720

UPPER STURT: Distant view of Sir Josiah Symon's residence 'Manoah' at Upper Sturt, South Australia.

Sturt Football Team

1920, Photograph, B 68831

Photograph of Sturt Football Team, now Marion Football Team. Early 1920. Taken at Sturt Recreation ground, now Marion Oval.

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