Todd Family album [B 69996] • Photograph
Alice Maude Todd (copy 2)
Studio portrait of (Alice) Maude Todd.
Maude Masters with baby Lorna
Studio portrait of (Alice) Maude Masters, nee Todd, with daughter Lorna.
Planting of the first pole
Copy of the photograph commemorating the planting of the first pole in the Overland Telegraph line, featuring Charles Todd and constructors, together with a number of women and children.
Report on the Overland Telegraph
Newspaper cutting featuring an article on Sir Charles Todd and his role in the construction of the Overland Telegraph in 1872; it also features the photograph at B 69996/65.
Todd, Bragg and Masters children
Photograph of the Todd and Masters cousins: (from left) Robbie Bragg, Mary Masters, Willie (Lawrence) Bragg, Tom Todd and Alice Masters.
Todd family tea party
A Todd family tea party in the Adelaide Observatory grounds: (seated on bench) Sir Charles Todd and Mrs Charles Squires, nee Charlotte Elizabeth Todd; (standing) Dr Charles E. Todd and Gwendoline Todd (later Lady William Bragg); (seated on chair) Lady Alice Todd, nee Gillam Bell; (seated on ground) Alice Maude Masters, nee Todd and her daughter Lorna.
Todd family group
Alice and Charles Todd seated in the Observatory gardens. The young girl is probably Lorna Todd, the others have not been identified, but are probably daughters.
Todd family at the Observatory
The Todd family pictured in the grounds of the Adelaide Observatory. Back row (from left): Mrs Charles Todd (nee Elsie Backhouse), Sir William H. Bragg (1862-1942), (Alice) Maude Todd (later Mrs F.G. Masters), Mrs Mabel Tower (sister of Mrs Hedley Todd), Hedley Lawrence Todd (1860-1907), Lorna Todd (1877-1963). Middle row (from left): Alice Todd, Gwendoline Bragg nee Todd (1869-1929), Charles Edward Todd (1858-1917), Mrs Charles Squires nee Charlotte Elizabeth Todd (1856-1937), Mrs Hedley Todd (nee Jessie Scott), Charles Todd. Front row (from left: (William) Lawrence Bragg; Frances Tower, Yolande Tower, Robert Bragg (1892-1915).
Young woman
A studio portrait of an unidentified young woman, believed to be Frances Ann Todd (born 1846).
Alice Squires' wedding party
Portrait of the members of the Alice Squires / Guy Fisher wedding party. The bridesmaid is Alice Masters, the best man Jack Lindon (James Hemery Lindon, surname not easy to decipher, but confirmed by information supplied).
William H. Bragg
Copy of a portrait of W.H. Bragg held by the Royal Institition of Great Britain in London.
William H. Bragg
Photographic portrait of W.H. Bragg.
W.L. Bragg and Alice Masters
W.L. Bragg giving a young Alice Masters a piggyback.