Photographs and artworks collected by A.G. Smith [D 4645(Misc)] • Photograph

Portrait of Aboriginal girl with skipping rope

Portrait of Aboriginal girl with skipping rope

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/1(Misc)

Studio portrait of an Aboriginal girl in European dress, holding a skipping rope.

Tsong Gyiaou School, McLaren Vale

Tsong Gyiaou School, McLaren Vale

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/2(Misc)

Tsong Gyiaou School for Girls, Gloucester Village, McLaren Vale, conducted by Miss Mary Ann Aldersey from 1869.

George Wyndham Kennion, Bishop of Adelaide, and his chaplain

George Wyndham Kennion, Bishop of Adelaide, and his chaplain

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/3(Misc)

Bishop George W. Kennion, Anglican Bishop of Adelaide, and his chaplain.

Interior view of St. Michael and All Angels' Church, Millicent

Interior view of St. Michael and All Angels' Church, Millicent

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/4(Misc)

Sanctuary and altar of the church of St Michael and All Angels', Millicent. Window just visible at left is dedicated to Bishop Augustus Short.

View across Adelaide suburban market gardens

View across Adelaide suburban market gardens

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/5(Misc)

View across market gardens, looking south-east, possibly in the Plympton district, showing residential suburban area in background and southern end of Adelaide Hills on skyline.

Aboriginal people at Point McLeay

Aboriginal people at Point McLeay

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/6(Misc)

Four generations of an Aboriginal family at Point McLeay, February 1922.

View of Adelaide Teachers' College

View of Adelaide Teachers' College

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/7(Misc)

Etching of Teachers' Training College, Kintore Avenue, Adelaide, by Beryl Stenhouse.

Two people in a two-seater sulky pulled by two horses

Two people in a two-seater sulky pulled by two horses

Smith, Arthur George, c. 1870-1922, Photograph, D 4645/8(Misc)

A man with a lady passenger in a straight-shaft sulky drawn by two horses, possibly in the Kapunda district. This sort of vehicle, designed for fast driving, had springs mounted between the shafts and axle, with a dash-board and wing boards over the wheels for protection from stones and mud splashes. The horse in front is added for extra speed and effect.