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Murals arranged by project
The series consists of photographs, negatives, transparencies, correspondence, drawings, paintings, pamphlets and a wooden model which relate to murals created by J S Ostoja-Kotkowski. These include projects for hotels, the Adelaide Airport, B.P. House in Adelaide, B.P. House in Melbourne, Ciba-Geigy building in Preston Victoria, Earth Sciences building University of Melbourne, Montreal Expo 67, Nauru House Melbourne, National Mutual building Adelaide, Polish Church, Polish House, Solaris, South Australian Institute of Technology, State Educational Centre, Unley shopping centre and the Weir restaurant in Adelaide. Chronology:. 1955 Milford House North Adelaide. 1957 Pier Hotel Glenelg; Tasman Hotel Port Lincoln. 1960 Taboo Peel St Adelaide. 1961 Weir restaurant Adelaide. 1962 Office mural; National Mutual building Adelaide; vitreous enamel mural Kym Bonython gallery(?). 1964 Vitreous enamel mural Melbourne. 1965 BP House Adelaide; BP House Melbourne; Dollar Club Adelaide. 1966 Unley shopping centre. 1967 Montreal expo. 1968 Chanteclaire; school seminary refectory North Adelaide. c1960s M Hobbs vitreous enamel mural; Hotel Elizabeth Melbourne; Hotel Eyrie Whyalla; mosaic mural Adelaide; restaurant mural. 1970 Adelaide airport s'pacescape'; MLC building Melbourne; ANZ Bank Adelaide. 1971 Ciba Geigy building Preston Victoria. 1973 Polish House Adelaide. 1975 Earth Sciences building University of Melbourne. 1976 Nauru House Melbourne; Kooroora Hotel. 1977 South Australian Institute of Technology; State Educational Centre Adelaide. 1978 Op mural Stirling hardware; op mural chemist shop. 1980 Perspex mural Kay. 1981 Telecom Australia. 1986 Sheik's restaurant Adelaide; Solaris Sydney. 1987 Polish church mosaic Adelaide. 1988 Brisbane expo Solaris Mk2. No date: Eta food factory Adelaide; Perth tapestry project; Shamern's(?); Twelve Apostles and various unidentified murals.
Branch activities
Whyalla Branch President, Mrs Sheila Baldwinson (left), with President Whyalla Apex Club, Mr Ken Maynard, whose Club organised 'Red Cross Calling' receiving a cheque for $1,820 from 'Spencer Gulf Pictorial'. Pictorial Advertising Representatite, Miss Lisa Keavy. This money was raised by the paper's annual pictorial 'Red Cross Calling' blood bag feature.
South Australian scenes and activities 17
Part of a collection of slides taken by amateur photographer Elva Heinemann of South Australian scenes and activities, featuring Upper Eyre Peninsula & Far West Coast, and the Flinders Ranges. See 'contents' for details of individual images.
South Australian Institute of Technology and radio-related photographs
Photographs relating to radio and electronic technology and David Cox's time as Head of School at the South Australian Institute of Technology. A small selection have been digitised.
Historic photograph album by D. Darian Smith
Comprising a collection of 34 aerial photographs of Adelaide city and surrounds by prominent South Australian aerial photographer D. Darian Smith. Collection includes early views of Adelaide, Port Noarlunga, Port Adelaide, Barossa Valley, Murray River areas and Victor Harbor. See also http://memorybank.atkins.com.au/galleries/ddariansmith viewed 1/2/2018. See also James Dodd diaries SLSA D 7968(L).
Barker sisters double wedding
Left: Bride, Kathleen Barker, third daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Laurence John Daly, of Malaya, only son of Eva nee Bird of Torrensville, and the late John Joseph Daly, on 4 May 1957, and Right: Bride, Patricia 'Pat' Barker, youngest daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Anthony 'Tony' Peter Keain, only son of Frances Nora nee Canny of 'Ennis' Naracoorte, and the late Peter Ignatius Keain, on 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Left: Bride, Kathleen Barker, third daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Laurence John Daly, of Malaya, only son of Eva nee Bird of Torrensville, and the late John Joseph Daly, on 4 May 1957, Centre: mother of the brides; Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, and Right: Bride, Patricia 'Pat' Barker, youngest daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Anthony 'Tony' Peter Keain, only son of Frances Nora nee Canny of 'Ennis' Naracoorte, and the late Peter Ignatius Keain, on 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Left: Bride, Kathleen Barker, third daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Laurence John Daly, of Malaya, only son of Eva nee Bird of Torrensville, and the late John Joseph Daly, on 4 May 1957, Centre: mother of the brides; Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, and Right: Bride, Patricia 'Pat' Barker, youngest daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Anthony 'Tony' Peter Keain, only son of Frances Nora nee Canny of 'Ennis' Naracoorte, and the late Peter Ignatius Keain, on 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Kathleen Barker, (left) third daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Laurence John Daly, of Malaya, only son of Eva nee Bird of Torrensville, and the late John Joseph Daly, and Patricia 'Pat' Barker, youngest daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Anthony 'Tony' Peter Keain, only son of Frances Nora nee Canny of 'Ennis' Naracoorte, and the late Peter Ignatius Keain, with their Matrons of Honour; Theresa Frances Ahern (left) and Mary Bridget Ede, married sisters of the brides, on 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Kathleen Barker, (left) third daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Laurence John Daly, of Malaya, only son of Eva nee Bird of Torrensville, and the late John Joseph Daly, and Patricia 'Pat' Barker, youngest daughter of Felix Francis Barker and Bridget Frances nee Crowhurst, of Whyalla, prior to her marriage to Anthony 'Tony' Peter Keain, only son of Frances Nora nee Canny of 'Ennis' Naracoorte, and the late Peter Ignatius Keain, with their Matrons of Honour; Theresa Frances Ahern (left) and Mary Bridget Ede, married sisters of the brides, on 4 May 1957.
Iron Monarch and Iron Knob
Views of the BHP township, and mines and quarries, at Iron Knob and Iron Monarch, near Whyalla.
Coffin Bay
Figurehead of the ship Glenpark which stood for many years in front of the old Mortlock Homestead was restored in Whyalla. The ship Glenpark was built at Glasgow in 1897 and wrecked near Wedge Island in February 1901.
Mining, Iron Monarch
Mining at Iron Monarch near Iron Knob - aerial view showing zig-zag roads from where the ore is being removed. Electric trucks were used to bring the ore down to the crushers halfway down the face of the hill. From here conveyer belts take the ore to the railway below where it is loaded mechanically and carried on to Whyalla for shipment to Newcastle.
Mining, Iron Monarch
Mining at Iron Monarch near Iron Knob: distant view showing the principal scene of operation. Electric trucks were used to bring the ore down to the crushers halfway down the face of the hill. From here conveyer belts take the ore to the railway below where it is loaded mechanically and carried on to Whyalla for shipment to Newcastle.
Pumping Station, Morgan
An etching by John Goodchild of the 'Whyalla Pipe Line - No.1 Pumping Station - Morgan'. Signed in pencil by the artist; print 19/100.
Uniting Parish, Peterborough
Procession of witness of the inauguration of the Co-operating Parish (Anglican-Methodist): l-r: Rev. Bruce Slater (Methodist, first Minister); Judy Evans (Anglican); Rev. Barry May (Anglican, Rev. of Burra), Bishop Bruce Rosier; Rev. Ed Roffey (Church of Christ State Minister) Canon Gordon Hewitson (Whyalla West).
Point Lowly Lighthouse
Point Lowly Lighthouse, completed in 1883, automated in 1973, and turned off in 1993. It stands on a point jutting into the northern end of the Spencer Gulf, near Whyalla. The view shows three of the Searcy brothers, Roffe, Arthur and Alfred, seated in a small boat. In the background the Point, with the recently raised [1909] lighthouse, and the two lighthouse cottages can be seen.
Lighthouse Cottages
Lighthouse cottages at Point Lowly. Point Lowly is situated north east of Whyalla in the Upper Spencer Gulf. It was named by Matthew Flinders during his explorations in 1802. It was also named Cap Lafontaine by Nicholas Baudin during his explorations of the same time. Two young boys and a little girl are watching two men making adjustments to a flag pole near the cottages.
Service station, Saddleworth
Service station at Saddleworth owned/operated by J. Huppatz. The second car from the right with the registration 0-853 is the Huppatz's trade number. The white car in the middle was registered to Mr. A.S. Leach and has a rear mounted petrol tank. The car on the left with the registration 0-2497 is being restored by Bob Trevan. It was purchased by the Chantrell family from Whyalla in 1980. Information provided by a researcher was taken from 'Duncan & Fraser Ltd. Legacies left untold' by David Chantrell.
Salvation Army Band
Salvation Army Band possibly from Whyalla.
A.R.H.S. Passenger Train
A.R.H.S.special passenger train, Whyalla to Iron Knob, B .H.P.
General view of Point Lowly
POINT LOWLY: A general scene showing Mt. Young in the distance. According to a researcher, the date is accurate right but not the location. The picture shows what is now the Whyalla Foreshore, long before it was developed. The viewpoint is Hummocky Hill looking South. The background is Mt Young, identified by its distinct shape.
Morgan pumping station
The Morgan pumping station for the Morgan to Whyalla pipeline.
Studio view of an Aboriginal man
GENERAL: Unidentified studio view of an Aboriginal man, possibly associated with the Kapunda area.
Studio view of an Aboriginal man
GENERAL: Studio view of an unidentified Aboriginal man, possibly associated with the Kapunda area.
Unidentified Aboriginal women
GENERAL: Studio view of two unidentified Aboriginal women, possibly associated with the Kapunda area.
Unidentified Aboriginal child
GENERAL: Studio view of an unidentified Aboriginal child, she holds a doll and wears a frilled bonnet.
The hulk of 'Old Jeny' at Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: The hulk of 'Old Jeny' with the Whyalla pipeline in the foreground.
City of Port Pirie Highland Games 1972
PORT PIRIE: Pipe Major R.U. Brown addressing the spectators at the City of Port Pirie Highland Games. The City of Port Pirie and Whyalla Norrie Pipe Bands can be seen forming a guard.
Port Pirie Highland Games
PORT PIRIE: Pipe Major R.V. Brown with local and pipe band officials at the Port Pirie Highland Games. From left: Port Augusta Caledonian Society Chief Mr. W. Brown; The Honourable R. Geddes M.L.C.; Port Pirie Highland Games Committee Chairman Mr. P. Goss; Pipe Major R.V. Brown the Queen's Piper at Balmoral Castle; Port Pirie Caledonian Society Chief R.W. Wheatley; Sir Lyell McEwin M.L.C.; Port Pirie Mayor Mr. E. Connolly. Mr E. Masson President of the South Australian Pipe Band Association; Mr. M. Hewitt Chief of the Whyalla Caledonian Society; Mr. E. Gordon Secretary South Australian Pipe Band Association.