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Red Cross Hospital
A crowd has gathered at the Red Cross Hospital Number 1, Woodville Park, formerly Mareeba Babies' Hospital. See B 14985 for another view and information.
Joinery Works, Woodville
Howard and Remphrey Joinery Works, Woodville West.
Acton, Woodville
Alec beside the trees in a countrified lane around Woodville.
Acton, Woodville
Countrified lanes around Woodville.
The Islamic Arabic Centre and Al Khalil Mosque
View of the sign and tower of the Islamic Arabic Centre and Al Khalil Mosque on the corner of Audley Street and Torrens Road, Woodville North.
The Islamic Arabic Centre and Al Khalil Mosque
View of the Islamic Arabic Centre and Al Khalil Mosque on the corner of Audley Street and Torrens Road, Woodville North.
The Islamic Arabic Centre and Al Khalil Mosque
View of the Islamic Arabic Centre and Al Khalil Mosque on the corner of Audley Street and Torrens Road, Woodville North.
The Brocas, Woodville
'The Brocas', built by John Newman in 1840, is one of the best grand country residences of Adelaide, and is listed by the National Trust. This view shows a meet of the Adelaide Hunt Club on August 15th, 1870, soon after the completion of extensive renovations to the house. From left to right are: J. Newman [standing, holding his top hat], G. Dormer [the only lady riding, in a side-saddle], S. Ferry, A.J. Baker, H.E. Downer [the Master], F. Bonnin, F. Drew, R.F. Moore, C. Colley, P. Auld, W. Pope and H. Trew. Hounds are grouped in the foreground.
People at Woodville
Elderly couple and a woman standing in the garden of a house at Woodville. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/13.
People at Woodville
Elderly couple, a woman and Vernon Smith standing in the garden of a house at Woodville. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/13.
Doctors surgery on Torrens Road, Woodville
Exterior view of entrance of doctors surgery at 475 Torrens Road, Woodville designed by Brian Vogt.
Doctors surgery on Torrens Road, Woodville
Exterior view of entrance of doctors surgery at 475 Torrens Road, Woodville designed by Brian Vogt.
Doctors surgery on Torrens Road, Woodville
Interior view of waiting room of doctors surgery at 475 Torrens Road, Woodville designed by Brian Vogt.
Doctors surgery on Torrens Road, Woodville
Interior view of doctors room in doctors surgery at 475 Torrens Road, Woodville designed by Brian Vogt.
Doctors surgery on Torrens Road, Woodville
Interior view of examination room in doctors surgery at 475 Torrens Road, Woodville designed by Brian Vogt.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville
Exterior view of nurse's home and carpark at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville designed by Stephenson & Turner.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville
Interior view of six bed ward and nurse's bay at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville designed by Stephenson & Turner.
Series 033: Holden plants
Aerial images of Holden's Motor Body Builders, later General Motors-Holden, plants at Woodville and Beverley. Photographs include views of Port Road, Cheltenham Parade, Cheltenham Racecourse, the Actil Factory and Woodville High School.
GMH South Australian Plants during World War II; volume 1
Black and white mounted photographs, with annotations, of General Motors-Holden's Limited Woodville Plant during World War Two. Includes images of facilities and buildings, staff canteen, Port Road gate, external storage area, and the engineering section. Includes some photographs of the Birkenhead Plant.
Holden sponsorship of gliding teams
Black and white photographs of General Motors-Holden's Limited sponsorship of the Adelaide Soaring Club. Includes gliding teams from Adelaide and Britain with Holden courtesy cars on loan and handing over these vehicles at the Woodville Plant to gliding officials. Includes photograph of Don Dunstan at the opening of the 1974 World Gliding Championships at Waikerie. Also contains photographs of a gliding team at the GMH Woodville Plant in 1978.
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[Photographs of the Woodville plant in production]
Black and white photographs of the General Motors-Holden's Limited factory at Woodville and operations within the factory. Includes images of various drills, lathes and a milling machine, the trim shop, spray booth, and 'Birlec' salt and cyanide pots. Also contains photographs of the layout of the Woodville Plant, no.5 Plant, no.2 assembly Plant, the SA Gas Co. new zinc alloy foundry, and a plant visit by Governor Sir Willoughby Norrie.
Holden's Motor Body Builders factory operations, Woodville
Black and white photographs of machinery and workers in Holden's Motor Body Builders Ltd plant at Woodville.
Panel, plating and trim sections, early Woodville.
Black and white photographs of sections within the Holden's Motor Bodies Limited workshop at Woodville. Includes photographs of men working in the Nickel plating plant, wet rubbing and duco polishing section, trim fitting area, bonnet workshop, and final inspection areas along with completed automobile bodies.
Timber mill, stacks, drying kiln and buildings at Woodville
Black and white photographs of the timber yard and buildings at Holden's Motor Body Builders Ltd., Woodvill. Contains images of men working in the timber mill, timber stacks, the drying kilns and storage systems, including some moving systems.
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Black and white photographs associated with the Holden's Motor Body Builders Limited factory at Woodville, which then became General Motors-Holden's Limited. Comprises factory in production, examples of vehicles produced, machinery, the guage room and draughtsmen working in the development department. Includes images of the delivery of parts for the Hamilton Press in 1938, their installation, and the ceremony for starting the massive Press attended by the then Prime Minister, Joseph Lyons.
Bow bending, Holden's Motor Body Builders, Woodville
Black and white photographs of men working in the bow bending section, Plant 2 [two] in the Holden's Motor Body Builders Limited workshop at Woodville.
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[Photographs of the Woodville plant prior to World War II]
Black and white photographs of the Holden's Motor Body Builders Limited factory at Woodville, which then became General Motors-Holden's Limited, and operations within the factory. Includes factory in production, examples of vehicles produced, and machinery.
Holden executive dining room and medical centre at Woodville
Two black and white photographs of the executive dining room, and the medical centre at Woodville. These are believed to be some of the earliest photographs taken at the Woodville plant.
Woodville site before and under construction
Two black and white photographs of the Holden's Motor Body Builders Limited site at Woodville before completion, and in the early stages of construction.
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[Photographs of the Woodville plant in production]
Black and white photographs of the General Motors-Holden's Limited factory at Woodville and operations within the factory. Includes building works, refitting and refurbishing projects including the workers' mess hall, utilisation of War buildings, the Australian Car Project, and the expansion to body production.