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Sturt
Sturt.
Sturt
House at corner of Sturt and Marion Roads.
Sturt school reunion
Sturt school reunion.
Flooding, Sturt
Sturt Road intersection with Marion Road under floodwaters.
Flooding, Sturt
Sturt Road intersection with Marion Road under floodwaters.
Horse Paddock, Sturt
The horse paddock belonging to the property "Fairford", Sturt.
"Fairford", Sturt Road
The "Fairford" property on Sturt Road.
"Fairford", Sturt
The "Fairford" property on Sturt Road.
Sturt River
Sturt River.
Sturt River
Sturt River.
Sturt River
Sturt River.
Sturt Creek
Sturt Creek.
Sturt River
Sturt River.
Sturt River
Sturt River.
Captain Charles Sturt
Captain Charles Sturt. [Same as B 70378/3]
Charles Sturt
Captain Charles Sturt.
Captain Charles Sturt
Captain Charles Sturt.
Evelyn Pitfield Shirley Sturt
Evelyn Pitfield Shirley Sturt.
Stanley Range
View from Stanley Range. Sturt's Expedition 1844-46.
Charles Sturt's Grave
Charles Sturt's grave near Prestbury, Cheltenham, England. 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.
Charles Sturt's Grave
Charles Sturt's grave Prestbury, near Cheltenham, England. 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.
Charles Sturt's Residence
Charles Sturt's residence, 19 Clarence Square, Cheltenham, England. 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.
Charles Sturt's Residence
Charles Sturt's residence, 19 Clarence Square, Cheltenham, England.
Departure of Captain Sturt's Expedition, King William Street, Adelaide
Printed reproduction from a magazine. A crowd of onlookers watches the mounted Expedition members ride past along King William Street. City buildings are seen on either side of the road. [On back of print] 'Acres 78, 79,108 / Departure of Captain Sturt's Expedition / 10th August, 1844 / Looking south down King William Street / from the coloured lithograph by S.T. Gill in George French Angas' 'South Australia Illustrated' / plate 55 / For reproduction of S.T. Gill's original sketch see B 7861 / Cutting from the Geographical Magazine, April 1936 / see note on B 7861 / Presented by Miss L.L. Ayers'.
Sturt Arcade Hotel, Adelaide
Grenfell Street, Adelaide, north side, on May 16th, 1924, showing the Sturt Arcade Hotel when licensee was W.F.G. Lean. The Hotel was built in 1885 along with the Adelaide Arcade and Gays Arcade. The right of way at the side of the Hotel is directly opposite Wyatt Street. For alterations made to the hotel in 1936, see B 6949.
Charles Sturt Monument
Captain Charles Sturt monument : the unveiling by Governor Sir Henry L. Galway.
Charles Sturt Monument
Captain Charles Sturt monument : the unveiling by Governor Sir Henry L. Galway.
Charles Sturt Monument
Captain Charles Sturt monument, Franklin Street south side. Unveiled on the 21 December 1916 by the Governor of South Australia, Sir Henry L. Galway.
Captain Sturt's Statue, Victoria Square, Adelaide
Captain Sturt's statue, Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Captain Sturt's Statue
Captain Sturt's statue: a group of official guests at the unveiling of the statue, 21st December 1916.