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Soldiers' Memorial Gardens. [B 75109/29] • Photograph

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Summary

Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island.

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Physical description

Photographs (prints)
black and white
Photograph (black and white print), 8.4 x 5.9 cm

Dates / Publication details

c1932

Photographer

Kenworthy, Walter B

Subject

Kenworthy, Faith
Kenworthy, Gloria
Smith, Ross Macpherson, Sir, 1892-1922
Charles Moore & Company
Museum of Economic Botany (Adelaide, S.A.)
St. Alban's Church (Kangaroo Island, S.A.)
St. Columba's Church (Penneshaw, S.A.)
St. John's Church (Koolunga, S.A.)
St. Peter's Cathedral (Adelaide, S.A.)
Karatta (Ship)
Renmark (Paddle Steamer)
Paddle steamers -- South Australia -- Goolwa
Monuments -- South Australia -- Adelaide
Floods -- Broughton River -- Koolunga
Beaches -- South Australia -- Brighton
Memorials -- South Australia -- Brighton
Memorials -- South Australia -- Penneshaw
War memorials -- South Australia -- Adelaide
War memorials -- South Australia -- Penneshaw
Jetties -- South Australia -- Hog Bay
Botanical gardens -- South Australia -- Adelaide
Cross of Sacrifice (Adelaide, S.A.)
Buildings -- Northern Territory -- Darwin
Pennington Gardens (Adelaide, S.A.)
Frenchmans Rock, The (S.A.)
Waterfall Gully (S.A.)
Dongara (W.A.)
Clare (S.A.)
Grange (S.A.)
Kangaroo Island (S.A.)
Seacliff (S.A.)
Koolunga (S.A.)
Darwin (N.T.)

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General notes

The photographs were donated by Rev. Kenworthy's maternal grand daughter.

Historical information

Walter Benjamin Kenworthy was born in 1892 in Victoria Plains, Western Australia, son of Albert Edward and Clara Mary Kenworthy (nee Wilton). He had four brothers and four sisters. He married Maggie Leach in 1914. He studied at Saint John College in Perth in 1916 and then was based in Quarirading before shifting to Dongara in about 1925 as the Anglican Minister. He left Dongara in February 1928 after accepting a position in the Koolunga district in South Australia. He also worked on Kangaroo Island and in the Riverland. He died 27 December 1948.

Digitisation information

Date

03/08/2016

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

5,545 x 3,965 pixels (22.0 MP)

Size

65.98 MB

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