Views in South Australia : collection of black and white photograph negatives [PRG 1605/3/462-511] • Photograph
Man and woman.
A portrait photograph of a man and woman near a shack.
Man.
Portrait photograph of a man.
Olga Ashman.
Portrait photograph of Olga Ashman of Ungarra, sister of Ray's brother-in-law, Price Ashman, dressed in bridesmaids attire [similar to PRG 1605/3/476]. According to a researcher the wedding is likely to have been between Don Rogers and Ivy Durdin, on Saturday 3rd June, 1944 at Tumby Bay. ( Ref. Diary for 1944, Ray Gordon; entry for 03/06/1944).
Olga Ashman.
Full length portrait photograph of Olga Ashman of Ungarra, sister of Ray's brother-in-law, Price Ashman, dressed in bridesmaids attire, with a veil and bouquet [similar to PRG 1605/3/476]. According to a researcher the wedding is likely to have been between Don Rogers and Ivy Durdin, on Saturday 3rd June, 1944 at Tumby Bay. ( Ref. Diary for 1944, Ray Gordon; entry for 03/06/1944).
Moon reflection.
View of a bay or beach at night with the moon shining and reflecting over the water.
Baby boy.
Portrait photograph of a baby boy.
Night scene.
Outdoor scene at night.
Man.
Photograph of a portrait photograph of a man.
Woman with cat.
A woman with a cat standing by some plants in front of a shed.
Winifred, David and Annie Thorpe.
Two women with a man standing in a garden near the porch of a house. A researcher has provided the following information: Winifred Thorpe (left) with her parents David and Annie Thorpe, standing in front of their house 'Steboneath' at 32 Barr Smith Ave, Glen Osmond, where they lived from the 1920s until approximately 1959. The house 'Steboneath' was offered for sale by auction on 13 February 1965 as part of a parcel of land bordered by Barr Smith Ave, Riverdale Rd, and Ferguson Ave, owned by the Thorpe family. It has since been demolished. David Edwin Watts Thorpe (centre) was born on 16 March 1878 at Parkside and worked in the Thorpe family grocery business started by his father, Edwin Thorpe, and carried on by his widowed mother Eliza Thorpe. The business E. Thorpe & Sons, Expert Caterers, Glen Osmond Rd, Parkside, was established in 1874 and closed in 1947.
Men drinking.
A group of young men in suits drinking by a car in a field.
Young men.
Four young men sitting and standing on the back of a car in a field.
Lookout.
Group of men with a girl and boy at a lookout. One man is looking through a telescope.
Woman with a pumpkin.
A woman with a pumpkin and other produce in front of a house.
Olga Ashman.
Full length portrait photograph of Olga Ashman of Ungarra, sister of Ray's brother-in-law, Price Ashman, dressed in bridesmaids attire, with a veil and bouquet [similar to PRG 1605/3/464-465]. According to a researcher the wedding is likely to have been between Don Rogers and Ivy Durdin, on Saturday 3rd June, 1944 at Tumby Bay. ( Ref. Diary for 1944, Ray Gordon; entry for 03/06/1944).
Man with a fire.
A man watching over a small fire.
Three young men.
Three young men standing near a shack.
Bridal party on church steps.
Ethel Florence Gordon (Ray's younger sister) married Charles Price Ashman, September 23, 1944 at Stokes Methodist Church. Attendants Kelvin Ashman, Olga Ashman & June Gordon - Flower Girl [similar to PRG 1605/3/496].
Two men.
Two men in black suits and bow ties standing next to a car.
Young man and woman.
A young man and woman standing by a car overlooking the coast.
Men on a boat.
Four men sitting in a boat.
Group of men.
A group of men standing and squattng near a playground.
Young lady.
Portrait photograph of a young lady.
Young lady.
Portrait photograph of a young lady.
Crowd of people.
A crowd of people at a summer sporting event.
Woman with children.
Portrait photograph of a woman with a young boy and girl. According to family members, the woman in the picture is Dulcie Maud Durdin (nee Ashman - older sister to Olga Ashman), born 1917, died 2009. Dulcie's husband was John Albert Durdin (born 1917, died 1999. The boy in the front is her son Roger John Durdin (born 1940) and the young girl in the back is Lynette Maud Lowe (nee Durdin), born 1942.
Family portait.
A portrait photograph of a family, which includes a young man in a miltary uniform [similar to PRG 1605/3/494].
Group of people.
Group photograph of men and women with a small child in front of a house [similar to PRG 1605/3/491].
Lawrie Family.
Group photograph of men and women inside a hall. According to a researcher, this group photo is of Mrs Marion Lawrie (centre front) and her daughters and sons, 11 of them in all. Her husband was Nichol Lawrie. Back row: L-R: George, Gavin, Albert, Nichol (jr.) Jack. Front row: Frank, Nancy, Ruby, Marion, Mary, Jean, Murray. Photo taken at the Ungarra Hall.
Group of people.
Group photograph of men and women with a small child in front of a house [similar to PRG 1605/3/489].