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Spectators at a football match
Close view of spectators enjoying a football match between Port Adelaide and Sturt; children, women, and men are all smiling as if a goal has just been scored.
Floods by a railway track at Grange
A man walking along the railway track at Grange with floodwaters lapping at the edge. This is the part of the line between Grange and Seaton Park where it crossed the Reedbeds near Captain Sturt's house at Grange. The train used to run along Military Road from Grange to Henley Beach. The line turned east at Grange to cross the swamplands created by the Torrens, which often flooded.
Football match in Adelaide
Football players jumping for the ball during a football match between the South Australian Second Eighteen (striped guernsey) and a team representng the the TFL (Tasmanian Football League - which was based in southern Tasmania), played in front of a large crowd at Adelaide Oval 21st July 1923. It is possible that the South Australian on the left, waiting for the tap, is rover Ivor Nicolle from Sturt. The TFL were the victors in this match. Number 1 is H. Gorringe for Tasmania. This record previously said it was a Tasmanian State team, however a researcher has pointed out that at the time in Tasmania there was the TFL, which comprised of teams from the south including Hobart, NTFA (Northern Tasmanian Football Association), and NWFU (North West Football Union).
Fire at W.H.Burford's soap factory in Adam Street, Hindmarsh.
Destruction caused by a major fire at W.H. Burford & Sons Ltd. in Hindmarsh. Burford's manufactured soap, candles, starch, lubricating oils, etc. Two views in one showing smouldering ruins and onlookers near fire fighters in a street.
Children in a picnic group at Belair National Park, South Australia
Children from Sturt Street School, Adelaide assembled together for a photograph during their picnic at Belair National Park, South Australia.
A vineyard near Adelaide
A vineyard near Adelaide, possibly 'Fairford' at Sturt.
A country road leading to Adelaide
A country road leading to Adelaide, possibly at Sturt.
Crowds attending a ceremony at the Colonel Light statue, Adelaide
Crowds of spectators attending a ceremony held at the base of a flower decorated Colonel Light statue when it was standing in Victoria Square, Adelaide; the memorial statue to Captain Sturt can be seen far right.
A motor car accident
Mr. A.C. Turner, a dentist of 3 Pier Street Glenelg, was motoring in the hills on the morning of Sunday 15 February 1920. His car left the road at a sharp curve a little beyond the Upper Sturt church and crashed 300 feet to a creek below. Mr. Turner managed to throw himself clear of the car and rolled 40 feet before his descent was stopped by a tree. He walked the remaining distance to Mount Lofty. The front axle was bent, three tyres burst and a wheel smashed.
Members of the 27th Battalion football team
A group photograph of members of the 27th Battalion football team in South Australia. The following individuals have been identified: [back row] Roy Townley (5th from left); Alfred McLaren Moore (Norwood player, 7th from left); Ronald Gilbert Horwood (4th from right), W. R. G. Colman (third from right), and Stanley Stuart Woods (far right). Middle row: Percy Gordon Bice (2nd from left); W.G. Dayman (Norwood player,4th from left); Gordon George Garlet Solly (5th from left, President of the team); Clarence Everard 'Nip' Pellew (test cricketer, 6th from left. . Clearance problems with Roseworthy Agricultural College, where Pellew was studying and playing football, saw him play only one match for North Adelaide which was against Sturt, 12 July 1920); and Wilfred Stanley Hosking (7th from left). Front row: Percy Crowley is 4th from left.
Football in Adelaide
Close view of players and an umpire during an Australian Rules football match being played in Adelaide between North Adelaide and Sturt.
Football players in action
Close view of football players clashing in a league match between the Sturt and South Adelaide football teams held Adelaide, South Australia.
Lawn bowls match
Teams competing in a game of lawn bowls at a bowling green described by Searcy as the Sturt (Unley) Club.
Sailing ship 'Yatala'
The Trinty Board (later South Australian Marine Board) topsail government schooner H.M.C.S 'Yatala', an artist's impression. It was used by the Trinity Board for inspection of lighthouses and delivery of supplies after 1952, as the first lighthouse, 'Sturt Light' at Cape Willoughby, was not completed until 1852.
A general view of local residents in the centre of Angaston
A general view of local residents gathered together in the centre of Angaston with horse drawn vehicles, on the corner of Murray street and Sturt Street. The Angaston Hotel is to the left and Mutton's store straight ahead.
Fire damage to a soap factory
Fire damage caused to the premises of W.H. Burford & Sons Ltd, soap, candle and starch manufacturers, at 71 Sturt Street, Adelaide.
Crowds in Victoria Square, Adelaide
Crowds present at the unveiling of a statue, possibly of Captain Sturt, in Victoria Square, Adelaide.
A new railway carriage being built at Islington Workshops, South Australian Railways
A new railway carriage being built at coachbuilder Duncan and Fraser's factory. A researcher has provided the following information: Duncan and Fraser was a well-known coach builder and built railway carriages, horse-drawn vehicles, horse trams, electric trams, and motor bodies, especially for model T Fords. Originally in Franklin Street, they later built a factory at Woodville, later taken over by Holden Body Builders. Another researcher has provided the following information: "According to the National Railway Museum Port Adelaide the photo was taken at Islington Workshops in 1908. The clerestory car on the right was one of 10 cars built for the SAR in 1908 for use on the Glenelg lines. These all had 10' 6" wide bodies and were all converted to Centenary Cars in the 1936 conversions. Two of the cars were baggage cars numbered 268 and 269, so my guess is that the car in the photo is one of these two cars. Car 268 was used as a buffet car on the Centenary Ltd for a short time. It is now preserved at the Broken Hill Railway Museum. The remaining cars in the photo are all narrow gauge "short tom" cars with two central windows for the toilet, six windows either side of the toilet on each side and one window each side of the door in each end. These cars were numbered in the series 157 to 170 and they all entered service around 1908. Flinders, Sturt etc [at Pichi Richi Railway] are examples of this type of car. According to the SAR records, none of the cars mentioned above were built by Duncan and Fraser. Duncan and Fraser did build some Glenelg cars, but nowhere near the timeline for the narrow gauge cars listed above".
Military funeral in Adelaide
A military funeral in Adelaide led by a horse drawn cortege followed by slow marching soldiers bearing reversed arms. Suggested by a researcher that it is the funeral cortege of Sergeant Henry Hannam of B Company, 10th Australian Regiment, which took place on Sunday 7th July 1907 at the West Terrace Cemetery after a funeral procession through the city. This photo appears to have been taken on Sturt Street, just before Chatham Street and looking east. Obituaries for Sergeant Hannam appeared in "The Chronicle", Saturday 13 July 1907, page 29, and 'The Observer', Saturday 13 July 1907, page 38.
Noack family
Noack Family outside a house in Sturt Street, Adelaide. From left: John H. Noack, Elma Noack (Mrs Bishop), Victor Noack, Iris Schubert (Mrs R. Noack), Loris Boehm (Mrs J.H. Noack), Walter Noack, Mr M. Noack.
Caricature of Sir Josiah Symon by Chinner
Caricature portrait of Sir Josiah H. Symons by J.H. Chinner. Signed by the artist and dated '8/23' in bottom right corner. Framed and matted with glass. Facsimile in original frame on display Symon Library.
Additional miscellaneous photographs
A miscellaneous collection of mounted photographs relating to exploration of South Australia and the Northern Territory, including several unidentified outback stations, a group portrait of Aboriginal people of Port Lincoln ca. 1900, and maritime topics. A selection have been digitised. Photographs 3, 5-7 are albumen prints of etchings by Frederick Nixon, 1845 duplicating copies held elsewhere in the Pictorial Collection. A photograph of the 'Lusitania, Circular Quay, Sydney, NSW', Excelsior Photo Company' and an interesting series of nineteenth century photos of Tarputree Hindu temples, India with views of Gopuram, Mundapum with lion figures, and a stone car or chariot drawn by horses, are included.
Photographs of river shipping and places
Photographs from Harry Godson's collection which had been given his catalogue numbers but were not included in earlier digitised series 1-4. His numbers are included in caption details. Among the collection are photographs from the PS 'Marion' on its last trip from Berri to Mannum in June 1963 before being handed over to Mannum National Trust (images 32-63). Most images undated. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details.
Photographs relating to football, including Adelaide Crows
Photographs of SANFL and AFL football games, players and related people. Includes two photographs of a women's team (nos 36-37).
Photographs relating to baseball team West Torrens Eagles
Photographs relating to baseball teams, created by Messenger Press.
![Plan shewing the position of the South Australian Company's Run near Mount Gambier [cartographic material]](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/1a/23/c1f5-d7fb-5bbe-bc19-de65ead61b6f.jpg)
Plan shewing the position of the South Australian Company's Run near Mount Gambier [cartographic material]
Plan showing extent of South Australian Company's run near Mount Gambier, with adjoining landowners' runs, from north eastern edge, in clockwise direction: E.P.S. Sturt (on which is drawn location of Mount Gambier and Police Station), Messrs. Leake (with Mount Schank), Neil Black, Donald Black, A. Johnston, W. Mitchell, S. Davenport, and Messrs. Leake. Lake Bonney shown. Ink and faint watercolour wash on paper, faint ink notation. Signed by William Giles, Manager S.A. Co. at bottom. No scale given. Stamped 18.4.[18]48. On verso: '1847 Position of the Co.s' Run and others at Mount Gambier - Rec.d 18 April - Presented to Board 20 April'[1848]. (Original mounted on same sheet as map 4).
![[Tracing showing sections in Hundreds of Yankalilla, Myponga, Strathalbyn, Adelaide and Noarlunga (parts)] [cartographic material]](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/8d/03/f816-407d-554f-a007-442de2f35003.jpg)
[Tracing showing sections in Hundreds of Yankalilla, Myponga, Strathalbyn, Adelaide and Noarlunga (parts)] [cartographic material]
Tracing of map showing sections in six different Hundreds. See contents field for details. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink and pencil notation. No scale given. Numbered 21) at top left hand corner. Stamped 12.2.[18]55. (Original on same sheet as maps 73).
![Sketch of the country north of Mount Remarkable [cartographic material]](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/13/fb/9bb7-1399-5a6f-9c04-5914bbc823bf.jpg)
Sketch of the country north of Mount Remarkable [cartographic material]
Plan of the country extending from below Mount Remarkable to Werta Werta in the Far North, all inside the so-called 'Torrens Basin'. Routes of Mr. Eyre, Capt. Frome, Capt. Sturt, Mr Goyder, Capt. Freeling and Mr Jacob shown by lines. Natural features and localities named. The parts tinted brown show land taken up for pastoral purposes. Lithographed by R.J. Loveday, Royal Engineers. No scale given; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border. Stamped 10.9.[18]58.
![Map of South Australia including the recent discoveries [cartographic material]](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/49/ce/348e-9821-5f59-878e-de410995f77f.jpg)
Map of South Australia including the recent discoveries [cartographic material]
Map of South Australia with the county boundaries shown with coloured boundary lines. South Australian Company lands in the counties of Adelaide, Light, Sturt and Hindmarsh shown in green. Printed by Waterlow & Sons, lithographers and engravers, London, circa 1859. Scale 1 inch to 20 miles; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border.
![[Map of Fleurieu Peninsula showing Hundreds of Encounter Bay, Waitpinga, Yankalilla and Myponga, with separate map of River Murray and lakes][cartographic material]](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/f5/63/b03c-03b7-5443-8896-61fbf1076781.jpg)
[Map of Fleurieu Peninsula showing Hundreds of Encounter Bay, Waitpinga, Yankalilla and Myponga, with separate map of River Murray and lakes][cartographic material]
Map of land sections in Hundreds of Encounter Bay, Waitpinga, Yankalilla and Myponga, all in County of Hindmarsh, with sections held by the South Australian Company coloured green. Myponga Hd. designated area 'D', Encounter Bay 'E' and Yankalilla 'F'. Map area includes coastline from north of Myponga River to Inman River on Encounter Bay. In a separate section above this is a map of the River Murray from above Murray Bridge down to the Lakes and Murray Mouth on Encounter Bay, in the Counties of Sturt and Russell. Land sections along the river from Murray Bridge to the Wellington area are shown, a few only numbered. (This map is part of a larger map of the County of Hindmarsh compiled from the Government plans by Robert Stephenson, surveyor, dated May 1854. See BRG 42/120/27 for complete map.) Lithograph with watercolour, ink notation. No scale given on this part (half inch to 1 mile). Stamped 29.11.[18]55.