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Miss Fowler's Cooking Class
Miss Fowler's cooking class at her school at Walkerville.
Tennyson Bridge
View of Tennyson Bridge at Stephen Terrace, Walkerville, also known as Walkerville Bridge this view was taken from about 100 yards upstream facing west.
Swimming competition at Walkerville, South Australia
A swimming competition held, most likely, at the North Adelaide Amateur Swimming Club at the end of Warwick Street, Walkerville, with crowds watching the competitors in action.
Swimming gala at Walkerville, South Australia
Crowds on the banks of the Torrens River attending a swimming competition at Walkerville, South Australia; a man dives into the river from the river bank.
Artist's Impression of Walkers Arms Hotel
Copy of drawing of Walkers Arms Hotel, North East Rd, Walkerville, designed by architects Cheesman, Doley, Brabham & Neighbour.
Sunnyside
Sunnyside is at the corner of Devonshire Street and Landsdowne Terrace at Walkerville, home owned by Horace and Jane Waterman.
Walkerville Bowls Championship
A man sends down a ball at the Walkerville Bowls Championship.
Walkerville, S.A
Jack and George Levinae at Acton, Walkerville.
A new playground at Walkerville, South Australia
Adults and children inspecting the facilities at a new playground at Walkerville, South Australia.
Swimming competition at Walkerville, South Australia
Spectators watching a swimming competition from the banks of the River Torrens at Walkerville, South Australia.
Foundation stone ceremony at Walkerville
Spectators watch a foundation stone laying ceremony at a building site in Walkerville.
Walkerville Terrace
View along Walkerville Terrace with various commercial premises visible on the left.
Conrad's slaughter houses
Distant view of the buildings making up 'Conrad's slaughter houses' at Walkerville.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Smiles spread faster than COVID-19'.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Please cancel my 2020 subscription'.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Wash your hands'.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Would you rather - no WIFI - no toilet paper?'
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Run like COVID-19 is chasing you!'
Alastair Wallace Sandford
Photographs of Alastair Wallace Sandford in Adelaide, in the yard of a Walkerville house, possibly belonging to the Plumridge Family.
Papers of Norma Clara Rungie
Papers relating to Norma Clara Rungie, wife of Frederick Louis Rungie, Mayor of Walkerville 1948-1951, including photographs of family, home, and work, and a thank you letter from the Governor General of Australia.
Sir George Brookman at Walkerville
Sir George Brookman, businessman and politician, standing on a podium, addressing spectators at an outdoor dedication function at the Walkerville Recreation Ground, South Australia for the opening of a children's playground, 17 June 1922 (reported in the 'Advertiser' 19 June). Also present are Lady Brookman, Adelaide City Councillor, Mrs C.R.J. Glover, Walkerville Councillors Pedler and Colquhoun, District Clerk Mr T.R. Nottage, and playground contractor Mr Kelly.
O'Bahn bus
City bound 'bendy' bus on the Adelaide O-Bahn track, 7 November 2007.
O'Bahn buses
Buses on the Adelaide O-Bahn track, 7 November 2007.
Swimming competition, South Australia
A swimming competition which was believed to have been held in the Torrens River at Gilberton, South Australia; crowds watch the competitors in action. According to a researcher, this is not Gilberton but the North Adelaide Amateur Swimming Club at the end of Warwick Street, Walkerville, not the Gilberton Amateur Swimming Club. The canvas screen at the back of the image was used by the North Adelaide Club not by Gilberton.
Cooper - Heath wedding
Wedding of Shirley Jean, eldest daughter of Walter Ross Cooper, of 2 Clisby Street, Walkerville North, and the late Gwendoline Alberta Ruth nee Bennett, to Roland Frank, eldest son of R.F. Heath, of Wallasey, England, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, on Saturday 8 October 1955 at 5.30 pm.
Walkerville Road, St Peters
An electric tram crossing Walkerville Road, St Peters.
Sunnyside
Sunnyside is at the corner of Devonshire Street and Landsdowne Terrace, owned by Horace and Jane Waterman.
Sunnyside
Sunnyside is at the corner of Devonshire Street and Landsdown Terrace, the home of Horace and Jane Waterman.
Garden of 44 Walkerville Terrace, Gilberton
GILBERTON: A garden surrounded by a wooden fence at no 44 Walkerville Terrace showing the right of way to Thomas Street.
Family outing
Family group in a Ford car owned by Mr John Koch of 102 Salisbury Terrace, North Walkerville. From left: Mrs Helena Koch (nee Dohrmeyer, wife of John); Joan Knuckey (neighbour); Miss Florrie Durdin of Cummins (friend), Lyall Pike (great nephew of Mrs Koch); Miss Ivy H.D. Koch (daughter and later Mrs Wellington) and pomeranium 'Billy'; unknown; Mrs Anna Drinkwater (nee Dohrmeyer (sister of Mrs Koch and grandmother of Lyall Pike).