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Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 14 (ca.1947-1949) 201 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XIV', 'Tanunda to Norwood'. Contains photos of 'Newton Ferrars on the Yealm' (South Devon, England, on cover), Bonnie View (Burnside), and Adelaide including North Terrace (parked cars, Lister House), Gawler Place houses, J. Fowler Limited, Government Tourist Bureau, 'old Register Building', and Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance. Also includes 'Duncraig' house (Stirling East), Angaston stores and businesses, Waterfall Gully kiosk and track, Long Gully picnic ground (Belair National Park), Robjohns' home, Tanunda churches (Tabor, Langmeil, Saint John's and Saint Aidan's Lutheran churches, and Methodist Church), Tanunda town views (includes Jane Place, Tanunda Hotel, Post Office, Goat Square houses, Chateau), Blanchtown Crossing ('drowned gums'), Berri (street views, River Murray Pumping Station), Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley (Jacob Creek, Saint Thomas Anglican Church), Lyndoch (Holy Trinity Anglican Church and rectory, Test Trial Hill), 'Green Gates' (1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens) and North Terrace views including Old Police Barracks, Pulteney Street from Bonython Hall, University of Adelaide buildings, Jubilee International Exhibition Building (now demolished) and Destitute Asylum. Also includes Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Rally (26 March 1949, Wayville Showgrounds), Anzac Day celebrations (1949, Adelaide), Goolwa (August 1949, Church of England, barrage, beach, Goolwa River with Captain Sturt houseboat), Victor Harbor and Granite Island, Port Elliot beach, Middleton beach, Meadows Hotel, 'old Baptist Church Chapel' (Adelaide), 'Adelaide's West End' (locations identified), 'Some early Norwood dwellings' (locations identified) and views of Darwin coast, Queensland.

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 14 (ca.1947-1949) 201 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XIV', 'Tanunda to Norwood'. Contains photos of 'Newton Ferrars on the Yealm' (South Devon, England, on cover), Bonnie View (Burnside), and Adelaide including North Terrace (parked cars, Lister House), Gawler Place houses, J. Fowler Limited, Government Tourist Bureau, 'old Register Building', and Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance. Also includes 'Duncraig' house (Stirling East), Angaston stores and businesses, Waterfall Gully kiosk and track, Long Gully picnic ground (Belair National Park), Robjohns' home, Tanunda churches (Tabor, Langmeil, Saint John's and Saint Aidan's Lutheran churches, and Methodist Church), Tanunda town views (includes Jane Place, Tanunda Hotel, Post Office, Goat Square houses, Chateau), Blanchtown Crossing ('drowned gums'), Berri (street views, River Murray Pumping Station), Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley (Jacob Creek, Saint Thomas Anglican Church), Lyndoch (Holy Trinity Anglican Church and rectory, Test Trial Hill), 'Green Gates' (1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens) and North Terrace views including Old Police Barracks, Pulteney Street from Bonython Hall, University of Adelaide buildings, Jubilee International Exhibition Building (now demolished) and Destitute Asylum. Also includes Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Rally (26 March 1949, Wayville Showgrounds), Anzac Day celebrations (1949, Adelaide), Goolwa (August 1949, Church of England, barrage, beach, Goolwa River with Captain Sturt houseboat), Victor Harbor and Granite Island, Port Elliot beach, Middleton beach, Meadows Hotel, 'old Baptist Church Chapel' (Adelaide), 'Adelaide's West End' (locations identified), 'Some early Norwood dwellings' (locations identified) and views of Darwin coast, Queensland.

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 14 (ca.1947-1949) 201 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XIV', 'Tanunda to Norwood'. Contains photos of 'Newton Ferrars on the Yealm' (South Devon, England, on cover), Bonnie View (Burnside), and Adelaide including North Terrace (parked cars, Lister House), Gawler Place houses, J. Fowler Limited, Government Tourist Bureau, 'old Register Building', and Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance. Also includes 'Duncraig' house (Stirling East), Angaston stores and businesses, Waterfall Gully kiosk and track, Long Gully picnic ground (Belair National Park), Robjohns' home, Tanunda churches (Tabor, Langmeil, Saint John's and Saint Aidan's Lutheran churches, and Methodist Church), Tanunda town views (includes Jane Place, Tanunda Hotel, Post Office, Goat Square houses, Chateau), Blanchtown Crossing ('drowned gums'), Berri (street views, River Murray Pumping Station), Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley (Jacob Creek, Saint Thomas Anglican Church), Lyndoch (Holy Trinity Anglican Church and rectory, Test Trial Hill), 'Green Gates' (1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens) and North Terrace views including Old Police Barracks, Pulteney Street from Bonython Hall, University of Adelaide buildings, Jubilee International Exhibition Building (now demolished) and Destitute Asylum. Also includes Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Rally (26 March 1949, Wayville Showgrounds), Anzac Day celebrations (1949, Adelaide), Goolwa (August 1949, Church of England, barrage, beach, Goolwa River with Captain Sturt houseboat), Victor Harbor and Granite Island, Port Elliot beach, Middleton beach, Meadows Hotel, 'old Baptist Church Chapel' (Adelaide), 'Adelaide's West End' (locations identified), 'Some early Norwood dwellings' (locations identified) and views of Darwin coast, Queensland.

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 14 (ca.1947-1949) 201 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XIV', 'Tanunda to Norwood'. Contains photos of 'Newton Ferrars on the Yealm' (South Devon, England, on cover), Bonnie View (Burnside), and Adelaide including North Terrace (parked cars, Lister House), Gawler Place houses, J. Fowler Limited, Government Tourist Bureau, 'old Register Building', and Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance. Also includes 'Duncraig' house (Stirling East), Angaston stores and businesses, Waterfall Gully kiosk and track, Long Gully picnic ground (Belair National Park), Robjohns' home, Tanunda churches (Tabor, Langmeil, Saint John's and Saint Aidan's Lutheran churches, and Methodist Church), Tanunda town views (includes Jane Place, Tanunda Hotel, Post Office, Goat Square houses, Chateau), Blanchtown Crossing ('drowned gums'), Berri (street views, River Murray Pumping Station), Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley (Jacob Creek, Saint Thomas Anglican Church), Lyndoch (Holy Trinity Anglican Church and rectory, Test Trial Hill), 'Green Gates' (1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens) and North Terrace views including Old Police Barracks, Pulteney Street from Bonython Hall, University of Adelaide buildings, Jubilee International Exhibition Building (now demolished) and Destitute Asylum. Also includes Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Rally (26 March 1949, Wayville Showgrounds), Anzac Day celebrations (1949, Adelaide), Goolwa (August 1949, Church of England, barrage, beach, Goolwa River with Captain Sturt houseboat), Victor Harbor and Granite Island, Port Elliot beach, Middleton beach, Meadows Hotel, 'old Baptist Church Chapel' (Adelaide), 'Adelaide's West End' (locations identified), 'Some early Norwood dwellings' (locations identified) and views of Darwin coast, Queensland.

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 14 (ca.1947-1949) 201 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XIV', 'Tanunda to Norwood'. Contains photos of 'Newton Ferrars on the Yealm' (South Devon, England, on cover), Bonnie View (Burnside), and Adelaide including North Terrace (parked cars, Lister House), Gawler Place houses, J. Fowler Limited, Government Tourist Bureau, 'old Register Building', and Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance. Also includes 'Duncraig' house (Stirling East), Angaston stores and businesses, Waterfall Gully kiosk and track, Long Gully picnic ground (Belair National Park), Robjohns' home, Tanunda churches (Tabor, Langmeil, Saint John's and Saint Aidan's Lutheran churches, and Methodist Church), Tanunda town views (includes Jane Place, Tanunda Hotel, Post Office, Goat Square houses, Chateau), Blanchtown Crossing ('drowned gums'), Berri (street views, River Murray Pumping Station), Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley (Jacob Creek, Saint Thomas Anglican Church), Lyndoch (Holy Trinity Anglican Church and rectory, Test Trial Hill), 'Green Gates' (1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens) and North Terrace views including Old Police Barracks, Pulteney Street from Bonython Hall, University of Adelaide buildings, Jubilee International Exhibition Building (now demolished) and Destitute Asylum. Also includes Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Rally (26 March 1949, Wayville Showgrounds), Anzac Day celebrations (1949, Adelaide), Goolwa (August 1949, Church of England, barrage, beach, Goolwa River with Captain Sturt houseboat), Victor Harbor and Granite Island, Port Elliot beach, Middleton beach, Meadows Hotel, 'old Baptist Church Chapel' (Adelaide), 'Adelaide's West End' (locations identified), 'Some early Norwood dwellings' (locations identified) and views of Darwin coast, Queensland.

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 14 (ca.1947-1949) 201 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XIV', 'Tanunda to Norwood'. Contains photos of 'Newton Ferrars on the Yealm' (South Devon, England, on cover), Bonnie View (Burnside), and Adelaide including North Terrace (parked cars, Lister House), Gawler Place houses, J. Fowler Limited, Government Tourist Bureau, 'old Register Building', and Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance. Also includes 'Duncraig' house (Stirling East), Angaston stores and businesses, Waterfall Gully kiosk and track, Long Gully picnic ground (Belair National Park), Robjohns' home, Tanunda churches (Tabor, Langmeil, Saint John's and Saint Aidan's Lutheran churches, and Methodist Church), Tanunda town views (includes Jane Place, Tanunda Hotel, Post Office, Goat Square houses, Chateau), Blanchtown Crossing ('drowned gums'), Berri (street views, River Murray Pumping Station), Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley (Jacob Creek, Saint Thomas Anglican Church), Lyndoch (Holy Trinity Anglican Church and rectory, Test Trial Hill), 'Green Gates' (1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens) and North Terrace views including Old Police Barracks, Pulteney Street from Bonython Hall, University of Adelaide buildings, Jubilee International Exhibition Building (now demolished) and Destitute Asylum. Also includes Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Rally (26 March 1949, Wayville Showgrounds), Anzac Day celebrations (1949, Adelaide), Goolwa (August 1949, Church of England, barrage, beach, Goolwa River with Captain Sturt houseboat), Victor Harbor and Granite Island, Port Elliot beach, Middleton beach, Meadows Hotel, 'old Baptist Church Chapel' (Adelaide), 'Adelaide's West End' (locations identified), 'Some early Norwood dwellings' (locations identified) and views of Darwin coast, Queensland.

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Photographs of W.A. Robjohns

Album 15 (1903, ca.1950-1954) 214 photos. Cover labelled 'VOL XV', 'Festivals Pageants ANZAC'. Contains images of 'The [River] Exe at Topsham, Odams Quay 1903' (England), Barossa Festival (Tanunda, 1950, parade floats), ANZAC Day (1950, Adelaide), Cuthero Terrace (Kensington Gardens), near Clare, Rosslyn Park, Wattle Park, Second Creek at Bonnie View (Burnside), monkeys at Adelaide Zoo, Piccadilly, Brookside, Jubilee Parade (9 May 1951, Adelaide, crowds, military processions, floats, 'new Australians'), University of Adelaide ('new buildings'), Royal Show (1951, Wayville), Adelaide streets and buildings, Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II (8 February 1952, Parliament House, Adelaide, with The Governor, Sir Charles Norrie), 'Funerary Service for King George' (15 February 1952, Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide), Torrens Lake (Adelaide), Long Gully (Belair National Park), 'progress on Tom's block' (son of W.A. Robjohn, 1953), Clarendon Weir and Reservoir, Adelaide Railway Station, 'First S.A. Trainee Battalion' (Army Parade Ground, King William Road), Morialta Falls (creek, track and structures), 'Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach' (February 1953, 'pier promenade'), Henley Beach sea wall (18 May 1953 storm damage), Glenelg beachfront (ca.May 1953), Coronation Day (2 June 1953, Saint Peter's Cathedral and King William Street, Adelaide), 'The Russell Residence' (11 September 1953), Rundle Street from Charles Street (Adelaide), Dartmouth Harbour (England).