sydney

Sydney Place, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1960, Photograph, B 14408

[General description] This small symmetrical stone cottage is in process of demolition, the iron roofing having been removed. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 525 / Sydney Place, west side / October 27th 1960 / Left side of the building is 59 yards north of Halifax Street and frontage is 11 yards'

Thomas Dealy

1916, Photograph, B 46130/406

No. 3502 Thomas Sydney Ough Dealy, born Hong Kong, youngest son of Thomas Kirkman Dealy and Margaret Dealy. Enlisted 27th Infantry Battalion A.I.F. at Adelaide on 15 April 1916. Transferred to 48th Battalion and to Australian Flying Corps in 1917. Promoted to Lieutenant on 29 December 1917. Killed in aircraft accident while flying a Sopwith Camel at Ayr, Scotland, on 7 March 1918.

Album of views of Farina, Beltana, Parachilna

Phillips, Sydney, c. 1900, Photograph, B 64061

ALBUM: A collection of views taken by Sydney Phillips, a school teacher, of Farina, Beltana, Parachilna and surrounding areas. To view selected individual photographs do a NUMBER search on B 64272-B 64291, B 64305-B 64307 and B64061/4, 9, 17, 26.

Presbyterian Church officials

c. 1925, Photograph, B 54428

GENERAL: Group view of members of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Sydney; includes South Australian delegates.

A Birdseye mail and passenger car

c. 1925, Photograph, B 62658

GENERAL: A Birdseye motor service mail and passenger car photographed during a break in a journey in South Australia; the vehicle, a Studebaker Special 6, has mail bags strapped to its bonnet, running board, and boot. The driver, Sydney Birdseye stands far right.

Birdseye mail and passenger cars

c. 1925, Photograph, B 62659

GENERAL: Two Birdseye mail and passenger cars, the drivers Alf, owner of the motor service, stands left, and his son Sydney stands right.

Birdseye passenger and mail car

c. 1925, Photograph, B 62663

GENERAL: A Birdseye motor service passenger and mail car photographed during a journey in South Australia; smiling passengers sit in the vehicle which has mail and luggage tied on to the running board and chassis, Sydney Birdseye, the driver, stands by the car.