Series 096: Aerial photographs of Port Adelaide [BRG 397/2/96] • Photograph
Item 1: Port Adelaide from the air.
Aerial photograph of Port Adelaide looking west. St Vincent Street runs through the middle of the image and connects to Jervois Bridge. Commercial Road bisects St Vincent Street. Trains and trams can be seen on several roads.
Item 2: Aerial view of Port Adelaide.
Aerial photograph of Port Adelaide, from a high altitude, looking south west. Gulf St Vincent is in the background. The Port River runs through the image. The Fisher and Robinson Bridges are in the foreground. A group of tents can be seen at the bottom right of the image, possibly used to temporarily house police during the strike of waterside workers in September 1928.
Item 3: Aerial view of Port River.
Aerial view of Port Adelaide looking south west. The Port River weaves through the photograph to Gulf St Vincent in the background.
Item 4: Port Adelaide from the air.
Aerial view of Port Adelaide from a high altitude, looking south east. The Port River is in the foreground. In the background, the elevated railway line to Port Adelaide station is clearly visible, with billboards advertising Penfolds Ports and Dunlop.
Item 5: Aerial view of Port Adelaide.
Aerial view of Port Adelaide from a high altitude, looking south east. The Port River is in the foreground. The view extends towards suburbs along the roads to Adelaide.
Item 6: Sunshine Massey Harris Farm Machinery, Port Adelaide.
Aerial photograph, looking south west, of the Sunshine Massey Harris Farm Machinery building on the Port Canal at Port Adelaide.
Item 7: Aerial view of Port Adelaide and surrounds.
Aerial photograph, taken from a high altitude, looking south west across Birkenhead towards Port Adelaide and areas to the south including Alberton and the coastline. The Robinson Bridge can be seen in the lower left corner of the image.
Item 8: Overhead view of Port Adelaide.
Aerial view of Port Adelaide taken from a high altitude and looking north west. The Port River is in the background. Robinson and Fisher Bridges can be seen to the right and middle of the image. These Bridges were removed in 1935, and the dock filled in by the S.A. Harbors Board.