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S.A. Northern Pioneers 1850-59 : Captain Charles Sturt
Captain Charles Sturt, 1795-1869, arrived in South Australia in 1838 overland from New South Wales. Soldier, explorer, public servant.
COVID-19 signs at the Sturt Bowling Club
COVID-19 signs in place at the Sturt Bowling Club. On resumption of bowling, restrictions included the closure of the bar, and a limit of 10 persons on the premises.
Interior of Sturt's Cottage at Grange
Views of Captain Charles Sturt's Cottage at Grange. Includes images of the exterior, and interior views of rooms furnished in the 19th century style.
Photographs relating to baseball team Sturt Saints
Photographs relating to baseball teams, created by Messenger Press.
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, south side, 27 March 1979. Right side of building abuts Little Sturt Street, east side. Little Sturt Street frontage is 32 yards. Sturt Street frontage is 28 yards.
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, south side, 27 March 1979. Right side of building abuts Little Sturt Street, east side. Little Sturt Street frontage is 32 yards. Sturt Street frontage is 28 yards.
John Bannigan
Private John Francis Murray Bannigan, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Captain Sturt's House, Grange
Watercolour on paper (sketch) copy of an artwork originally made by Captain Charles Sturt (1840) of his house at Grange. Note on back of painting reads: 'This sketch was sent to me by Mrs Napier George Stuart (the widow of Charles Sturt's eldest son, Colonel Stuart) who lives at 'Winterdyne' Bewdley, Worcestershire, England. In fowarding it she wrote, under date May 5th 1930, "It is an exact copy in watercolour of a sketch (slight and unfinished) made by Charles Sturt of Grange just as it was of old. The original painting is now in the Art Gallery of South Australia.'
Charles Sturt's Grave
Charles Sturt's Grave at Prestbury near Cheltenham. The British explorer of Australia is remembered as an ideal family man. He was a careful and accurate observer and an intelligent interpreter of what he saw. He prided himself on his impeccable treatment of Aboriginals and earned the respect and liking of his men. The grave stone remembers Charles Sturt, his wife Dame Charlotte, their daughter Charlotte Sturt, and Charlotte's friend and companion Eve Golding.
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, north side, 24th September 1953, frontage of building is 12 yards and Edward Street frontage is 21 yards. Right side of resurfaced portion of building abuts west side of Edward Street. Frontage of resurfaced portion of building is 12 yards to Sturt Street and 21 yards to Edward Street. Resurfacing of building was carried out in 1953. Notice the tram lines running along Sturt Street
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, north side, August 1st 1958, Sturt Street frontage is 29 2/3 yards and West Terrace frontage is 23 yards. Left side of the building shown abuts West Terrace and Sturt Street. The signage on the building says " Webb and Son, Nut and Dried Fruit Merchants"
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, south side, 22 June 1973. Left side of building is 9 1/3 yards west of Little Sturt Street. Sturt Street frontage is 5 yards.
Sturt Street
A single fronted cottage, numbered 217 Sturt Street, south side. Left side of building is 9 1/3 yards west of Little Sturt Street. Sturt Street frontage is 5 yards. The front porch is crowded with second hand electrical household appliances including washing machines and heaters.
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, south side, 10 May 1976. Sturt Street frontage is 21 metres. Little Sturt Street frontage is 28 metres.
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, south side, 10 May 1976. Sturt Street frontage is 21 metres. Little Sturt Street frontage is 28 metres.
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, south side, 10 May 1976. Sturt Street frontage is 21 metres. Little Sturt Street frontage is 28 metres.
Railway transport: 700 class
Pinnaroo Express at Upper Sturt, 30 August 1952.
Newport Castle
Back view of Newport Castle, Pembrokeshire, Wales, home of Major-General Charles Sheppey Sturt, son of Captain Charles Sturt.
Newport Castle
Front view of Newport Castle, Pembrokeshire, Wales, home of Major-General Charles Sheppey Sturt, son of Captain Charles Sturt.
Llanvihangel Court, Wales
Front view of Llanvihangel Court, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, home of Colonel Napier George Sturt, son of Captain Charles Sturt.
Llanvihangel Court, Wales
Back view of Llanvihangel Court, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, home of Colonel Napier George Sturt, son of Captain Charles Sturt.
Members of 'The Grange' Furnishings Committee
Mrs Gretta Lewis of 'The Grange' Furnishings Committee, and David Sturt-Bray, Chairman of the Charles Sturt Memorial Trust, looking at furnishings collected for the restored building.
Sturt Street Studio
Sturt Street Studio on the south west corner of Sturt Street and little Sturt Street.
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Plan of the County of Hindmarsh [cartographic material] / compiled from the Government plans by Robt. Stephenson, Surveyor
Water coloured, lithographed map of land sections in the County of Hindmarsh, South Australia showing townships, drainage, bridges, reserves, the area of the Mount Barker mineral survey and numbered sections with unsold sections marked. The boundaries of the hundreds with the County are shown in colours and an inset map shows the adjoining Counties of Russell and Sturt around the Murray Lakes, Hindmarsh Island and the Murray Mouth. Lake Alexandrina is shown as Lake Victoria (its change of name proposed after the accession of Queen Victoria). Archival copies indicate land and section holdings of the South Australian Company.
Scenes in Adelaide, Goolwa and Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula: photograph album
Album includes views of Adelaide and beaches at Brighton and Glenelg; draught horses at the Royal Show 1937; Goolwa barrage under construction, Sturt paddle steamer; the sailing ship Passat; together with family, farming, fishing and other leisure and sporting activities in the region of Ungarra, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. Details of the photographs are listed under items.
Jack Elsegood, Tom Tilbrook, and Rex Rayner
Jack Elsegood, Tom Tilbrook, and Rex Raynor of Marion. One of the boys is standing by the cart, which the other two boys are sitting in. J.H. Elsegood - Sturt, is written on the cart. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/45.
Deck near the wheel house of a paddle steamer
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of women and children sitting with the Captain of the P.S. Captain Sturt on benches on the deck, with the wheel house just behind them. According to a researcher, this is not the P.S. Captain Sturt but the P.S Ruby.
Steamer in Mannum Dock
Paddle Steamer "Captain Sturt" in dry dock at Mannum.
Sturt Road, Marion
Sturt Road, Marion is written on the back of the photograph. A researcher suggests that this is more likely to be Marion Road looking south, from the approximate location of the current Norfolk Road, Marion with the creek in the left being the Sturt River.
Cairn, Mount Poole
Captain Sturt's cairn of stones, Mount Poole. Two young men can be seen sitting on top of the cairn called Mount Poole, named after James Poole, a member of Sturt's expedition party. The cairn was erected in May 1845.