Remember my story: COVID-19: community photographs [B 78535] • Photograph
Light up the dawn, Anzac Day 2020
'Lighting up the dawn' to commemorate Anzac Day 2020 with a candle at the end of the drive way, watching the Anzac Day dawn service on social media, Vale Park.
Monkey on mailbox
A toy monkey sits on a mailbox on Orontes Avenue, Bridgewater. The toy is part of the "We're Going on a Bear Hunt" game for young children.
Jar of children's activities for COVID-19 isolation
Options for things to do during the extended school holidays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
ANZAC Day 2020 at home in Unley
The public were called on to stay at home for ANZAC Day in 2020 and many stood for the dawn on their driveways. Playing 'The Last Post' for the street.
Low petrol price
During COVID-19, petrol prices in Adelaide dropped to low prices not seen for many years. This photograph was taken at the Mobil X Convenience on OG Road, Klemzig, Adelaide.
Blackwood RSL on ANZAC Day
Due to the COVID-19 restaurant closure, the Blackwood RSL kept its restaurant open to the local community via a takeaway service. This image shows the front door entrance promoting ANZAC Day and where customers picked up their food orders.
Waiting room in the Crafter Medical Centre
This image shows physical social distancing and infection control messages and measures put in place at the Crafter Medical Centre in Hawthorn.
Riverside Playground closed due to COVID-19 restrictions
Riverside Playground in Felixstow closed due to COVID-19 social distancing restrictions.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Smiles spread faster than COVID-19'.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Please cancel my 2020 subscription'.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Wash your hands'.
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Would you rather - no WIFI - no toilet paper?'
COVID-19 chalk messages, Walkerville
One of five inspirational and humorous chalk messages relating to the changing world due to COVID-19, written on the footpaths around Linear Park, Walkerville, South Australia. 'Run like COVID-19 is chasing you!'
Grace Emily Hotel, Waymouth Street, Adelaide
The Grace Emily Hotel on Waymouth Street closed its doors on 20 March, 2020 for a period of time due to COVID-19. Windows were boarded up. The hotel was previously known as the Launceston.
COVID-19 sign in Belair National Park
Signs on the gate of Belair National Park at the top car park, Crafers West
Wheatsheaf Hotel, George Street, Thebarton
The Wheatsheaf Hotel was closed due to the COVID-19. However they were able to sell take aways and so set up this shop at the hotel. They brew their own beer and cider, so a decision was made to get a small canning machine so they could pour from keg into cans on the spot. They also sold pub wine and other drinks, as well as merchandise including glasses, shirts and stubby holders.
Wheatsheaf Hotel, George Street, Thebarton
The Wheatsheaf Hotel was closed due to the COVID-19. However they were able to sell take aways and so set up this shop at the hotel. They brew their own beer and cider, so a decision was made to get a small canning machine so they could pour from keg into cans on the spot. They also sold pub wine and other drinks, as well as merchandise including glasses, shirts and stubby holders.
Wheatsheaf Hotel, George Street, Thebarton
The Wheatsheaf Hotel was closed due to the COVID-19. However they were able to sell take aways and so set up this shop at the hotel. They brew their own beer and cider, so a decision was made to get a small canning machine so they could pour from keg into cans on the spot. They also sold pub wine and other drinks, as well as merchandise including glasses, shirts and stubby holders. Wheatsheaf staff member, Jake Shaw, gave the thumbs up to the service.
Wheatsheaf Hotel, George Street, Thebarton
The Wheatsheaf Hotel was closed due to the COVID-19. However they were able to sell take aways and so set up this shop at the hotel. They brew their own beer and cider, so a decision was made to get a small canning machine so they could pour from keg into cans on the spot. They also sold pub wine and other drinks, as well as merchandise including glasses, shirts and stubby holders.
Wheatsheaf Hotel, George Street, Thebarton
The Wheatsheaf Hotel was closed due to the COVID-19. However they were able to sell take aways and so set up this shop at the hotel. They brew their own beer and cider, so a decision was made to get a small canning machine so they could pour from keg into cans on the spot. They also sold pub wine and other drinks, as well as merchandise including glasses, shirts and stubby holders.
Grace Emily Hotel, Waymouth Street, Adelaide
The Grace Emily Hotel on Waymouth Street closed its doors on 20 March, 2020 for a period of time due to COVID-19. Windows were boarded up. The Grace Emily Hotel was previously known as the Launceston. The name changed in 1998.
Grace Emily Hotel, Waymouth Street, Adelaide
The Grace Emily Hotel on Waymouth Street closed its doors on 20 March, 2020 for a period of time due to COVID-19. Windows were boarded up. The Grace Emily Hotel was previously known as the Launceston. The name changed in 1998.
Drink fountain warning
Warning to reduce the spread of COVID-19 on a drink fountain in Felixstow Reserve, Linear Park.
Working at home during Covid-19 preserving the collections of the State Library
Cultural heritage will outlive Covid-19. Currently one of my "work at home projects" is to sort out a backlog of wine labels that have been donated to the State Library of South Australia over many years. This collection of labels showcases the diverse number of wineries and styles of wine produced by wine makers here in South Australia. Support your local wine industry during these tough times and help ensure this unique collection continues to grow.
Odeon Star Cinema, Semaphore
Odeon Star Cinema at Semaphore closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The sign reads, closed, stay healthy and safe, we will be back.
Hey Jupiter Brasserie, Ebenezer Place, Adelaide
Hey Jupiter, like other cafes and restaurants, could only serve take away food and drinks. Their outside dining area, usually bustling, was changed to a customer waiting area.
Hey Jupiter Brasserie, Ebenezer Place, Adelaide
Hey Jupiter, like other cafes and restaurants, could only serve take away food and drinks. Their outside dining area, usually bustling, was changed to a customer waiting area.
Mum Cha Dumpling House, 279 Rundle Street, Adelaide
These signs were in many shop windows around the east end of Adelaide. Sponsored by the Maras Group and Rundle Street East website.
Adelaide Botanic Garden
Signs at the Adelaide Botanic Garden advising visitors of safety precautions.
Adelaide Botanic Garden
Signs at the Adelaide Botanic Garden advising visitors of safety precautions.