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Federal Australian Democrats candidates, 1987
Portrait photographs of Australian Democrats candidates for various South Australian seats during the 1987 federal election.
Photographs
Photographs (1-14) of the Symon family and properties at Manoah and the vineyard at Auldana. Partially indexed by donor. Photographs 90-124 from later donation added to series and listed.
David Jones store, Rundle Street
A black & white photographic postcard of the Charles Birks (later David Jones) store in Rundle Street, the section of which is now Rundle Mall. Writing on the verso reads 'Rundle Mall Store circa 1920. David Jones Celebrates 155 years...'. The photograph was found under the floorboards in a weatherboard house from Sturt which was transported to Auburn. This may have been a heritage card given as gifts to staff at David Jones.
Stirling West carnival procession
Procession from Crafers through the main street of Stirling West to Stirling East that preceeded the Stirling West carnival to raise funds for the Red Cross Prisoners of War Fund. The Mail of 26 January 1918 reported, "The procession was headed by the Mount Lofty Brass Band, and among the bodies marching were the children of the Crafers, Upper Sturt, and Scott's Creek Public Schools....At Stirling East the pageant was augmented by a procession which came from Aldgate. This section included the Mitcham Camp Band, the children of the Aldgate, Heathfield, Bridgewater, and Stirling East Public Schools". The banner in this group belongs to the 'Pride of the Hills Lodge' of the United Ancient Order of Druids and bears the names of brothers who had enlisted.
Military marching over Watt's Bridge
Military marching over Watt's Bridge, across Wattiparinga Creek along South Road, St. Marys, past Ragless Reserve. The regiments based at Warradale Camp regularly marched along Morphett and Sturt Roads, down South Road and Sweetmans (Daws) Roads back to the barracks during World War II. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/44.
Military marching along South Road
Military marching along South Road, St. Marys, past South Road Estate, looking northeast towards Quinlan Avenue. The regiments based at Warradale Camp regularly marched along Morphett and Sturt Roads, down South Road and Sweetmans (Daws) Roads back to the barracks during World War II. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/44.
Graffiti under South Road Bridge, Darlington
Graffiti under the South Road Bridge at Darlington over the Sturt Creek. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/86.
Benjamin and Harriet Pitman
Benjamin and Harriet Pitman of Sturt. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/45.
Dr. J. Harris Browne
Portrait photograph of Dr. John Harris Browne, who was a member of Charles Sturt's 1944 expedition, and became a pastoralist on the West Coast. He died in 1904, aged 87.
Isabell Duncan
Isabell Duncan of Sturt. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/45.
Manno dredge on the Murray
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of the 'Manno' dredge on the Murray River. An inscription on the verso reads 'G. Bonsor'; image possibly taken by George.
Mrs Bonsor with sons, Goolwa barrage
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of 'Mum and boys' on the Goolwa Barrage. One of the boys may be George Bonsor.
Woman sitting on rail truck on barrage
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a woman sitting on a railway truck, believed to be on the Goolwa Barrage.
Women in bathers in the Murray River
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of two women standing knee deep in the waters of the Murray River, dressed in the 'latest in bathers, 1929', each holding umbrellas. Believed to be family or friends of William Bonsor.
Friends at Lock 9, Murray River
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a group of six women, dressed in 'the latest fashion, 1934'. Another caption reads 'taken at Lock 9, some girlfriends and myself. Ollie[?]'. A researcher has suggested that this photograph may have been taken at Lock 7, which was completed at the end of 1934. William James Bonsor married Olive (Ollie) Christina Adams at the end of 1928 while working at Lock 4. The Bonsors and the Adams families were all employed at Lock 7 in 1934.
William Bonsor
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of a man, believed to be William Bonsor, standing under a gum tree in a dry paddock, with a stone building in the background and a cartwheel near a fence. Caption on the verso reads 'Dad'.
Entrance to Goolwa barrage
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of a man, believed to be William Bonsor, standing with his sons at the 'entrance to barrage at Goolwa'. Caption on verso reads 'Dad and boys'. One of the boys may be George Bonsor.
Lock 4 football club
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of a team of footballers from the Riverland posing in a bush setting. The caption on the verso reads 'Lock 4 Football Club'. Original printed in Renmark. A researcher has provided the following information: this photo had to have been taken between 1927 and 1929 when Lock 4 was underway. On 13 March 1927 a meeting of the Lock Four Football Club was held in the town hall with Mr B. Warren presiding. The question of joining one of the river football associations was discussed and it was decided to apply for admission to the Renmark (Upper Murray) association. The colours selected for the club were red and black, subject to approval of the association. It was resolved to prepare a ground immediately. They joined the Loxton-Browns Well Association. From the Adelaide Chronicle, 19 September 1929, 'Staff and employees have been prominent in sports and the lock for four football team have been premiers of the Loxton-Browns' Well Association of the past three years'.
Goolwa barrage
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a view along the barrage at Goolwa, with railcar machinery further along the line.
Goolwa barrage completed
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a view along the full length of the barrage at Goolwa, with watercraft floating alongside. The caption on the verso reads 'The barrage (Goolwa) now it's finished. To Mum and Dad from Bill'.
Goolwa barrage under construction
Digital copy of a black and white photograph showing a stage in the construction of the Goolwa barrage.
Lock chamber at Goolwa
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a boat in the lock chamber at Goolwa, looking out towards the Murray Mouth and Coorong.
First road bridge, Murray Bridge
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a car crossing the first road bridge built at Murray Bridge which crosses the Murray River.
Construction work near the Murray River, Goolwa
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of men working on what is believed to be the construction of a lock or part of the barrage near the Murray Mouth at Goolwa.
Men working on construction in Murray River system, Goolwa
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of two men standing in waders, knee deep in waters believed to be in the Murray River near the Mouth, at Goolwa. What may be a large cement mixer and bags of cement are sitting on pontoons alongside the mwn, who may be working on either the barrage of a lock.
Horses pulling rail carts
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of two horses in harness pulling a string of rail carts along a rail line, the carts seemingly loaded with construction material. Believed to be near Goolwa.
Moving machinery across railway
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of a group of men moving a piece of machinery across a double railway track, across rocks and onto a concrete block. Believed to be on the line along the coast near Goolwa, on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Loading barges by flying fox
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of cargo being loaded onto a barge using a flying fox slung across the River Murray. View taken from one end of the apparatus.
Boats at Devil's Elbow, Murray River
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of Devil's Elbow on the Murray River, situated about 681km from the Murray Mouth. Image taken from a small boat on the River, showing a view of the water and cliffs, with two other boats alongside. An inscription on the verso reads 'G. Bonsor'; image possibly taken by George.
Paringa bridge
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of 'Paringa Bridge near Renmark'. An inscription on the verso reads 'G. Bonsor'; image possibly taken by George.