Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/12/28
Album 12 (ca.1936-1946) 156 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XII', 'Views'. First photo, 'Overflow from Mount Bold Reservoir', is signed 'HS' (unidentified photographer). Also contains images of Adelaide including central business district, Torrens Lake, 'Military Headquarters' (Torrens Hall and Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Parliament House (back and front), 'Floral Week 1936' gardens (Kintore Avenue and North Terrace), city building entrances (Bonython Hall at University of Adelaide, Masonic Hall, Cable and Wireless Offices Limited, Commonwealth Bank of Australia), 'Fine stonework', 'Old and New North Terrace', Elder Park and Pioneer Womens Memorial Gardens (King William Road), Victoria Square (Charles Moore and Company department store, men on bicycles), and 'Old and New Parliament Houses' (North Terrace). Further images include Glenelg (foreshore activities, Town Hall, Jetty Road), Brown Hill Creek, Stonyfell, 'Montacute Road', Adelaide 'cottages' (includes Vaughan Place, Tavistock Street), 'Old Hindmarsh Square Church now A.B.C.' (Adelaide), University of Adelaide exam candidates (1944), 'pipe shelter' (North Terrace), Naracoorte (town centre, churches, state school), Bordertown Road, Pinkertons' Commercial Hotel (Naracoorte), 'Wallabrook' (Frances), Wattle Park, University of Adelaide gates and 'Cloisters', Duke and Duchess of Gloucester (Adelaide, September 1946, parade and Parliament House addresses), 'Air Force review on Parade Ground' (King William Road, Adelaide), 'VE Day [Victory in Europe] Service' (9 May 1945, Elder Park, Adelaide), reserve at Kensington Gardens, rural Magill, Lake Bonney (Renmark), Clayton Wesley Uniting Church (Norwood), '101 Guns - August 15. 1945' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), 'Peace' sign on Commonwealth Bank of Australia (King William Street, Adelaide), 15 August 1945 celebration and processions (Royal Air Force, Royal Australia Air Force, 'Nurses', bands, Australian Army Medical Women's Service, Australian Women's Army Service, 'Garrison and Home Guard'), 'near Tea Tree Gully'.