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Photographs relating to basketball
A selection of photographs relating to basketball played by school boys, girls, clubs and professional players. Also a photograph of Jack Cahill (probably originally misfiled at Messenger Press).
Hindley Street, Adelaide
Grant's Coffee Palace, Hindley street, Adelaide. Designed by architect Albert Selmar Conrad, and built in 1903, the Austral Stores originally comprised 12 shops and dwellings. After 1908 the building operated as Grant's Coffee Palace, a 'coffee palace' being a popular alternative to hotels after the growth of the temperance movement. In 1919 it was taken over by John West, and has been known as West's Coffee Palace ever since. The paired and turreted towers, projecting gables, red brick and render walls, Byzantine details and steep terracotta tiled roof are characteristic of the Federation period. Right side of Grant's is 36 yards west of Victoria Street and frontage is 62.5 yards. For views taken in 1960, see B 14327-29.
Album of Adelaide views
Hardcover postcard album containing glossy printed copies of lithographic prints depicting various significant buildings and scenes in and around Adelaide. The red hard cover features a relief embossing of a version of the Australian Coat of Arms, and an image of Government House on the front. Handwritten script inside the rear cover reads 'Laddie with love from Auntie Jessie, Adelaide, August /94 [1894]'.
Aerial photographs of the city of Salisbury : Para Hills West
Aerial views of Para Hills West in the city of Salisbury, South Australia, including views of industrial buildings, factories and warehouses, Parafield Airport, Para Hills Bowling Club, Community Club, Para Hills United Soccer Club, and ovals, Para Hills High School, and Para Hills West Primary School.
Around the city of Adelaide.
A collection of photographs of people and events taken around the city of Adelaide. A selection has been digitised and may be viewed online (do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on B 71847); the rest may requested and viewed in the Reading Room. They are: 1. Geoff Adams at the arched door of the Church of St. John, Halifax Street, Adelaide. The door is open and the photo shows a close view of both the outside and inside of the door, and of the brickwork; 4. Man lassoing a barrel. Photo labelled Seven Stars Hotel, Nick Adcock, ropes a barrel, 8/1/91; 5. Amy, of Hackam West Primary School comes face to face with a dinosaur skull; 6. Effy Alexakis and Leonard Janiszewski, authors of "Greek Australians". They are pictured with the book, of which the main title is "In Their Own Image, Greek Australians". Photo dated 17/3/99; 7. Colour photo labelled Tourism Awards/Last years winner, Brenton Adcock, Adelaide Hills Country Cottages, 2/2/91; 9. Colour photo labelled John Alexander talking at Hyatt Regency Ballroom about Memorial Drive Tennis Centre, 21/7/98; 12. Colour photograph labelled as 'S.A. achievers, Robyn Archer at Exhibitions Hall.'; 16. Colour photograph of Margaret Fauckner [Faulkner], with a photograph of her aunt, Dame Judith Anderson, dated 3/5/99; 18. Photograph labelled, 'The Great Outdoors presenter, Bridget Adams with Seven Nightly News presenter, Bruce Abernethy (left)and office for Recreation, Sport and Racing representative, Adam Best of Semaphore Park, check the first leg of the Mawson Trail - from Adelaide to Marrabel; 20. Colour photograph of two men, James Aldridge (Parkside) and Christopher Pope (Collinswood). They are shown holding framed paintings, one of flowers and one of a kingfisher bird. Dated 15/7/98; 22. Colour photograph described as "Foxy Lady", Artist Roz Anderson and multiple fox heads she cast and painted. Stamped 11 Nov, 1998; 23. Colour photograph showing Michael Angelakis (front) with his guests Richard Green, Cath Kerry, Megan Lloyd, Peter Sperou and Mitch Sperou, during an informal Seaford [seafood?] lunch. Dated 22 Feb 1995; 26. Colour photograph of South Australian Museum Director, Dr. Christopher Anderson. He is standing in front of a dinosaur skeleton, near the entrance to the museum. Dated 30 November, 1994; 27. Colour photograph of South Australian Museum Director, Dr. Christopher Anderson. He is standing at the display of Aboriginal artifacts or implements used for fishing and housed at the museum; 28. Colour photograph of South Australian Museum Director, Dr. Christopher Anderson, seated outside the front of the museum. Dated 14/11/94; 29. Director of the S.A. Museum, Dr. Chris Anderson, inspecting one of the thousands of bark paintings that are in storage at the museum awaiting exhibition space. Dated 25 Mar 1997; 30. Colour photograph of Dr. Chris Anderson, Director of the S.A. Museum, standing in front of displays with a balloon, on the museum's 140th birthday, June 1996; 31. Salvation Army Officer, Major Kingsley Armstrong; 32. Bob Ansett standing at a microphone; 33. Bev Arnold, Executive Director, Mary Potter Foundation; 34. Mr. Graham Andrewartha of McPhee Andrewartha Pty Ltd; 35. Photograph of two men, simply labelled 'Arnie.' One of the men may be Arnie Rossis; 36. Peter Annells, proprietor McDonalds West Tce., Hindley West Assn. Dated 3 May 1995; 37. Christopher G. Ashenden, Executive Director, Australian Red Cross, South Australia. 2 Apr 1997; 38. Bob Altoff, Station Manager, Torrens Island. Dated 30 Jul 1997; 39. State Ombudsman Eugene Biganovsky to represent patients in disputes with hospitals. Dated both 1996 and 1998; 40. Colour photograph labelled as John Alexander talking at Hyatt Regency Ballroom about Memorial Drive Tennis Centre. Dated 21/7/98; 41. From left: Dr. Merv Allen, director of Accident and Emergency Dept. RAH, Mrs. Alice Hartley with her husband Clifford's plaque to commemorate his death; 42. Four people at a function. Left to right - Vera Morgan, Frank Morgan, Meg Apsey, Barry Apsey; 43. Mr. Robert Arnold, appointed General Manager of The Terrace Adelaide Hotel, May 1989. The International Standard Hotel will be open for the 1989 Grand Prix (from label on back of photo.) Dated 24 May, 1989; 44. Bev Arnold, Executive Director, Mary Potter Foundation. Dated 11 Nov 1992; 45. Jennifer Anstey of Charles Cimicky Wines, with a bunch of grapes. Dated both 25/7/89 and 2/8/1989; 46. President, Australian Chiropractors Association, SA Branch, Dr. Phillip Aldridge. Dated 6 Sep. 1989; 47. Colour photograph of East End Cellars Manager, Michael Andrewartha, in a bottle shop; 48. Colour photograph of Caroline Ainslie. Dated 12 Jul 1989; 49. Colour photograph of Christine Auld, Sales Consultant, Brock Partners; 50. Colour photograph of Brian Anders; 51. Carolyn Anderson (left) and Dina Mattters; 52. Mr. Peter Altree, Chief Executive Officer, Calvary Hospital Adelaide. Dated 8 Jun 1994; 53. Colin Adamson, photograph by Milton Wordley and Associates. Do an Archival Number search on B71847/53; 54. Mr. Trevor Andrew, Managing Director, Andrew National Properties. Dated 17 Jan 1990; 55. Andrew Atkinson, Acting General Manager, ACC City Projects Division. 1/9/98; 56. Colour photograph of Rick Allert, Chair of Board of Education Adelaide, at the Education Adelaide launch. Dated 10/11/98; 57. Colour photograph of Ben Allen and Aminta Neill; 58. Barbara Allen, Director 1996 Adelaide Fringe Festival, 23 Feb to 17 March. Dated 4 Oct 1995; 59. Tony Abbott, Law Society; 60. Legal Services Commission, Legal Education Officer, Liz Ahern; 61. Mr. Clive Armour, ETSA Corporation; 62. Piers Akerman; 63. Colour photograph of Michael Abbott, QC, counsel for the Liberal Party; 64-79. Photocopied pages with additional photos and the captions which were used with the images; 80. An Adelaide City Council procession; 81. Jeff Grebler, Andrew Brown, Joe Van Kysingen, Bruce Hancock and Tony de Freitas at Sables restaurant; 82. Tim Moffatt, Chester Bennett, Greg Chappell and Andrew Cleland; 83. Doron Gunzberg, Martin Gilkes and Paul Harris; 84. Blakey and Stew from 5KA at the Pink Pig restaurant; 85. Greer and Ross Honeywill, and Roger Holden.
Central Command Band at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide
The Central Command Band playing near the entrance of Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, where 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' motion picture is showing. 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' opened at Wests on 24 April 1958.
Series 019: Aerial views of Port Adelaide and Outer Harbor
Views of Port Adelaide and Outer Harbor taken from the air. Sites featured in the images include Hart's Mill, St Vincent Street, Commercial Road, Port River, Torrens Island, shipping and wharves, and Birkenhead Bridge under construction.
Hindley Street, Adelaide
[General description] West's new picture theatre is an Art Deco designed building flanked by older Victorian buildings. It was opened on 1st December, 1939. Playing at this time are two 1939 films, Robert Taylor and Myrna Loy in 'Lucky Night' and Walter Pidgeon and Virginia Bruce in 'Society Lawyer'. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 74 / Hindley Street, south side / June 23rd 1940 / West's Picture Theatre / Theatre erected in 1939 / Compare with B 4785 / The far side of West's cantilever verandah is 45.5 yards east of Rosina Street / Frontage 17 yards'.
Victoria Square, South West
Victoria Square Looking south-west from the Post Office as replanted after the removal of the iron railings, 1933. The photograph shows Victoria Square as replanted after the removel of the iron railings. Each of the four garden quarters of Victoria Square have been divided by geometrically designed paths and lawns. King William Street runs through the middle of the square. Established trees grow around these gardens and the public convenience is situated in the north western quarter near the statue of Queen Victoria which stands in the middle of the square. This south west section of the square borders onto the Moore's Building, and the north west section borders on to the Harbours Board Building, next to which stands the premises of George E Morgan Marble Works. For a view of the building erected on the mason's lot in 1949-50 See B 12987.
West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide
[General description] Two muddy paths, lined with formal gardens, converge in this view of part of the West Terrace Cemetery. A sign in the foreground states that 'No dogs (are) admitted'.
Memorial to C.B. Howard
Front of the additional memorial to Charles Beaumont Howard; West Terrace Cemetery. Erected by Manchester Unity Oddfellows, S.A. Adjacent to the main headstone of Charles Beaumont Howard (1807-1843) and his wife Grace Montgomery (Neville) at West Terrace Cemetery. Charles was the first colonial chaplain in South Australia after arriving on the "Buffalo" in 1836. He held services in various locations until Trinity Church was opened in 1838. He was remembered as being tolerant and kind and left behind a widow and four daughters. His wife was remarried two years later to the Reverend J. Farrell.
Memorial to C.B. Howard
Memorial (back) to Charles Beaumont Howard; West Terrace Cemetery. Erected by Manchester Unity Oddfellows. This is adjacent to the main headstone of Charles Beaumont Howard (1807-1843) and his wife Grace Montgomery (Neville) at West Terrace Cemetery. Charles was the first colonial chaplain in South Australia after arriving on the "Buffalo" in 1836. He held services in various locations until Trinity Church was opened in 1838. He was remembered as being tolerant and kind and left behind a widow and four daughters. His wife was remarried two years later to the Reverend J Farrell.
Photographs of North Adelaide
Photographs taken in North Adelaide in July 2007; they include Sir Edwin Smith Avenue, Mills Terrace between Barton Terrace West and Childers Street, and Tynte Street.
Shipping at Port Adelaide
Shipping at Port Adelaide, 1867, with the bow of 'Pekina' and the stern of 'Pride of the West'.
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide in 1867 with the barque 'Pride of the West'.
Jane Lomax-Smith outside West's Coffee Palace
Colour photograph of the Lord Mayor of Adelaide, Jane Lomax-Smith. She is standing outside the ornate frontage of the restored West's Coffee Palace building, in Hindley Street, Adelaide. This photograph comes from 'South Australian Politicians', a collection of photographs of people and events associated with South Australian politicians, from the Messenger Press newspaper.
Series 090: Aerial photographs of the Port Adelaide Wastewater Treatment Plant and Finsbury Park
Aerial views of Port Adelaide Wastewater Treatment Plant and Finsbury Park (later part of Pennington), showing industrial buildings after World War II.
Burial of prayer books
Burial of old and torn prayer books at the Jewish Cemetery, West Terrace. Mr. A Erlanger, President of Adelaide Hebrew Congregation, and Mr. A Waldie are involved with the burial, and Rabbi Rafalowicz is looking on. The photograph was taken using 127 film. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.
Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide
Guests arriving at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, for the gala premiere of 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' motion picture, pass through a guard of honour formed by members of the Adelaide Amateur Fencing Club, 23 April 1958.
Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide
Guests arriving at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, for the gala premiere of 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' motion picture, pass through a guard of honour formed by members of the Adelaide Amateur Fencing Club, 23 April 1958.
Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide
Guests arriving at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, for the gala premiere of 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' motion picture, pass through a guard of honour formed by members of the Adelaide Amateur Fencing Club, 23 April 1958.
West Terrace Hotel, Waymouth Street
The West Terrace Hotel. East corner of Waymouth Street and Albert Street, Waymouth Street frontage is 13 yards and Albert Street frontage is 12 yards. This hotel on Waymouth Street and the east corner of Prince Court is not actually on West Terrace as its name suggests. It existed from 1856 until 1921. It had a major renovation in 1879 and was converted for a new purpose in 1965. At the time of this photograph the proprietor was J. Rogers (1887-1893). Several men and a lad are standing in the doorway. A toast is being made by one of the men. In the late 1960's it became a boarding huse for mostly short term residents and a few long term. The corner doorway was closed in and became a small letterbox. The balcony was removed as it was sagging. Out the back there was an almond tree, and men's urinal and shower room. Mostly men lived here with alcohol problems and some new migrants. Upstairs were 6 rooms for boarders and a bathroom at the end of the hallway.
Whitmore Square, Adelaide, west Side
Whitmore Square, Adelaide, west side, from Wright Street, before the development of the West Terrace tram service through this section of the Square. In the foreground, a secondhand shop displays its wares.
North Terrace West, Adelaide
[General description] Premises of J.A.Lawton & Sons, Adelaide, taken on February 8th, 1954. This building, Art Deco in style, was erected in 1936. Compare with B6826, B6827, and B6833. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 6 / North Terrace west / February 8, 1954 / Left side of Lawson's building abuts west side of Fenn Place / Frontage: 33 yards / Glass bricks were later let into western end of this building / Compare with B 6961'
North Adelaide vs West Torrens football players during a match
Four football players from North Adelaide and West Torrens during a match.
Franklin Street, looking west from Post Office
Looking west from the Adelaide Post Office along Franklin Street. In the foreground (with the horse and cart and two workmen) is Post Office Place which did not then run through to Waymouth Street.
Tombstone of Sophia Frankenburg
Tombstone of Sophia Frankenburg, daughter of Hyman and Adelaide, at West Terrace Cemetery. The photograph was taken using 127 film. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.
Aerial photographs of the city of Playford : Munno Para West
Aerial views of Munno Para West, in the city of Playford, South Australia, including views of surrounding fields and orchards.
AIF Cemetery, West Terrace
Panoramic view of the AIF Cemetery, West Terrace, showing the headstones laid flat on the grass, and the Cross of Sacrifice in the centre of the Cemetery.
Wests Theatre
An Olympic flag hangs from the ceiling of Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide.