Find • sturt • Results 841 to 870 of 1,106
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Cars are parked in the street opposite a building for sale by agents Barrett & Barrett. Next door on the right is the Jacobs smallgoods factory featuring a advertising sign (somewhat incongruously) showing cheerful pigs. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 560 / King William Street, west side / February 10th 1960 / Right side of centre building is 37 yards south of Sturt Street and frontage is 16 yards / For view of this building in 1923 see B 1759'
King William Street
King William Street, west side, corner of Sturt Street, 3rd April 1964. At the time of the photograph W Jacobs Dairy Produce and Smallgoods Merchants occupied the corner site
King William Street
King William Street, West Side, 21st August 1979, King William Street frontage is 37 1/3 yards and Sturt Street frontage is 32 yards.
Myers Street, Adelaide
Myers Street, Adelaide, east side, on May 28th, 1925. A row of cottages is in process of demolition. Demolition was completed in June 1925, and the cottages were replaced by the rear portion of Ross' Motor Bodies works, which also occupied the street in front of the cottages. For a view of the Gilbert Street frontage of the new building, see B 3451. The near side of the cottages is 72 yards south of Sturt Street and their far side is 35 yards north of Gilbert Street.
Gilbert Street, Adelaide
[General description] Power lines and a large stobie pole are prominent in this view of a stone villa style house which appears to be divided into three dwellings. It has a front verandah and a white picket fence and its roof is rusty. A utility truck is parked in the street, probably belonging to workmen inside the building. See B 15019 for another view. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 619 / Gilbert Street, north side / 26th July 1963 / Left side of building abuts Little Sturt Street / Gilbert Street frontage of building is 20 yards'
Gilbert Street, Adelaide
[General description] Power lines and a large stobie pole are prominent in this view of a stone villa style house which appears to be divided into three dwellings. It has a front verandah and a white picket fence and its roof is rusty. A Holden Taxi Cab is parked out front. See B 15018 for another view. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 619 / Gilbert Street, north side / 26th July 1963 / Left side of building abuts Little Sturt Street / Gilbert Street frontage of building is 20 yards'
Gilbert Street
Gilbert Street, north side, 22nd November 1963, right side of site is 14 yards west of Little Sturt Street and frontage is 23 yards. A row of five cottages in Gilbert Street before demolition
Gilbert Street
Gilbert Street, north side, 16th October 1964, left side of building is 47 yards west of Little Sturt Street and frontage is 26 yards. A pair of semi detached cottages stand next to a single storey cottage awaiting demolition
Gilbert Street
Gilbert Street, north side, November 1964, right side of building is 59.5 yards east of Little Sturt Street. Frontage is 13 yards. Two cottages - one small and one larger appear to be at the point of demolition
Gilbert Street
Gilbert Street, North Side, 20th July 1981, right side of the building is 58 1/3 yards west of Little Sturt Street.
Public Library
Sir Josiah Symon Library, Public Library, Adelaide. Originally the library was housed in the Symon home at Manoah at Upper Sturt. After his death the library was bequeathed in its entirety to the Public Library. It is now housed on the third floor of the Mortlock wing.
Public Library
Sir Josiah Symon Library, Public Library, Adelaide. Originally the library was housed in the Symon home at Manoah at Upper Sturt. After his death the library was bequeathed in its entirety to the Public Library. It is now housed on the third floor of the Mortlock wing.
Public Library
Sir Josiah Symon Library in the Public Library of South Australia. When Symon arrived in South Australia he brought two boxes of books. The library at his Upper Sturt estate, Manoah grew to be one of the best in the country. It consisted of ten thousand volumes, a quarter of which were legal books. He bequeathed his legal books to the University of Adelaide and the remainder, especially rich in English literature, to the Public Library of South Australia where it is retained as a separate collection. He is remembered as a barrister, benefactor, federationist, Member of the Lower and Upper Houses, Oppostion Leader and Shakepearean scholar
Public Library
Sir Josiah Symon Library in the Public Library of South Australia. When Symon arrived in South Australia he brought two boxes of books. The library at his Upper Sturt estate, Manoah grew to be one of the best in the country. It consisted of ten thousand volumes, a quarter of which were legal books. He bequeathed his legal books to the University of Adelaide and the remainder, especially rich in English literature, to the Public Library of South Australia where it is retained as a separate collection. He is remembered as a barrister, benefactor, federationist, Member of the Lower and Upper Houses, Oppostion Leader and Shakepearean scholar
Public Library
Sir Josiah Symon Library in the Public Library of South Australia. When Symon arrived in South Australia he brought two boxes of books. The library at his Upper Sturt estate, Manoah grew to be one of the best in the country. It consisted of ten thousand volumes, a quarter of which were legal books. He bequeathed his legal books to the University of Adelaide and the remainder, especially rich in English literature, to the Public Library of South Australia where it is retained as a separate collection. He is remembered as a barrister, benefactor, federationist, Member of the Lower and Upper Houses, Oppostion Leader and Shakepearean scholar
Public Library
Sir Josiah Symon Library in the Public Library of South Australia. When Symon arrived in South Australia he brought two boxes of books. The library at his Upper Sturt estate, Manoah grew to be one of the best in the country. It consisted of ten thousand volumes, a quarter of which were legal books. He bequeathed his legal books to the University of Adelaide and the remainder, especially rich in English literature, to the Public Library of South Australia where it is retained as a separate collection. He is remembered as a barrister, benefactor, federationist, Member of the Lower and Upper Houses, Oppostion Leader and Shakepearean scholar
Sheahan collection of river craft, bridges, locks
The Sheahan Collection consists of 114 views depicting river craft and two steam boat captains, bridges, and locks on the Murray River in South Australia. See 'contents' for details of items.
Port Adelaide football players, final match
Port Adelaide footballers, Premiers in 1910, on Adelaide Oval.
Janette Laffer riding 'Glen Roy'
GENERAL: Janette Laffer from 'Fairford' vineyard, Sturt Road, Bedford Park, riding 'Glen Roy' winner of the pony event at Wayville for six years in succession.
Port Adelaide footballers
PORT ADELAIDE: "Lemon Time" for the Port Adelaide Football Club, final match, 1910.
Flora on Wirrealpa Station
WIRREALPA STATION: Sturt Pea and Blue Bush growing on Wirrealpa Station.
Early cottage thought to be near Blackwood
BLACKWOOD: An early cottage originally thought to be near Blackwood. A researcher suggests that this could be Winn's Bakery on the banks of the Sturt Creek in Coromandel Valley but another researcher has provided the information that it is a photo of a house called Chamberlea in Chambers Gully built around 1837 by brothers James, John and Benjamin Chambers. The same photo is on page 49 in a book called Colonial Dynasty: the Chambers family of South Australia by Margaret Goyder Kerr - https://www.catalog.slsa.sa.gov.au/record=b1011981~S1
Mount Gambier office of Softwood Products
MOUNT GAMBIER: Outside the office of Softwood Products, Sturt Street. Left-right: Percy Jacobs; Valerie Symons (later Mrs. Page); Bob Page, who was Chief Executive Officer at the works from 1952-1978.
Mount Gambier premises of Softwood Products
MOUNT GAMBIER: Premises of Softwood Products, Sturt Street.
John William Billiatt
PORTRAIT: John William Billiatt, member of the McDouall Sturt expedition 1861-1862.
'Glenberry' a property at Hawthorndene
HAWTHORNDENE: 'Glenberry' a property of 89 acres originally owned by James Bartlett, M.P. and later by the Wescombe family; it was situated alongside Upper Sturt Road, Rankeys Hill Road and Turners Avenue, eventually sold, subdivided and became part of Hawthorndene. David Unaipon, who would walk from Reynella to Adelaide, used to call for water and a chat.
Glenberry, a property at Hawthorndene
A colour acrylic painting by Mrs Mary Down of 'Glenberry', a property of 89 acres situated alongside Upper Sturt Road, Rankeys Hill Road and Turners Avenue, which was later subdivided and became part of Hawthorndene. Signed on bottom left. The artist was a member of the Wescombe family, the last owners of 'Glenberry'. See also B 60839 for an alternative view.
Glenberry, a property at Hawthorndene
A colour acrylic painting by Mrs Mary Down of 'Glenberry', a property of 89 acres situated alongside Upper Sturt Road, Rankeys Hill Road and Turners Avenue, which was later subdivided and became part of Hawthorndene. Signed on bottom right. The artist was a member of the Wescombe family, the last owners of 'Glenberry'. See also B 60838 for an alternative view.
Members of the rock band 'The Exploding White Mice'
GENERAL: Members of the Adelaide rock band 'The Exploding White Mice. Left to right: Andrew Bunney, drums; Jeff Stephens, drums; David Mason, guitar; Paul Gilchrist, vocals; Andy MacQueen, bass. Sturt footballer Rick Davies can be seen on the television screen.
Bridge near Blackwood
No. 1324. Bridge over River Sturt near Blackwood.