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Photographs of W.A. Robjohns [PRG 287/1] • Photograph

Goodwood Baptist Church

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/141

Baptist Church on Goodwood Road at Goodwood in South Australia.

Goodwood Baptist Church

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/141

Baptist Church on Goodwood Road at Goodwood in South Australia.

'Saint Saviours Church of England - Glen Osmond (new church)'

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/142

New church building for Saint Saviours Anglican Church on Portrush Road at Glen Osmond.

'Saint Saviours Church of England - Glen Osmond (new church)'

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/142

New church building for Saint Saviours Anglican Church on Portrush Road at Glen Osmond.

Clarence Park Methodist Church

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/143

Clarence Park Methodist Church (Uniting Church) as seen through the tall fences of adjoining tennis courts across Goodwood Road. The hood of a car, probably Mr Robjohns', is in the foreground.

Clarence Park Methodist Church

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/143

Clarence Park Methodist Church (Uniting Church) as seen through the tall fences of adjoining tennis courts across Goodwood Road. The hood of a car, probably Mr Robjohns', is in the foreground.

Saint Georges Church of England at Goodwood

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/144

Saint Georges Anglican Church on Goodwood Road at Goodwood. A partially enclosed statue of the crucifixion stands independently on the pavement near the entrance.

Saint Georges Church of England at Goodwood

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/144

Saint Georges Anglican Church on Goodwood Road at Goodwood. A partially enclosed statue of the crucifixion stands independently on the pavement near the entrance.

St Saviour's Church of England at Glen Osmond

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/145

W.A. Robjohns' caption reads, 'St Saviours (Church of England) Glen Osmond (Since demolished)'.

St Saviour's Church of England at Glen Osmond

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/145

W.A. Robjohns' caption reads, 'St Saviours (Church of England) Glen Osmond (Since demolished)'.

'Brougham Place - Congregational [Church] North Adelaide'

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/146

The imposing Brougham Place Congregational Church (Uniting Church) in North Adelaide with the Brougham Gardens in the foreground. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/102.

'Brougham Place - Congregational [Church] North Adelaide'

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/146

The imposing Brougham Place Congregational Church (Uniting Church) in North Adelaide with the Brougham Gardens in the foreground. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/102.

Saint Mary-on-Sturt Church of England and cemetery - Saint Marys

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/147

Mr Robjohns' caption reads, 'Saint Mary-on-Sturt. South Road'. The old stone Anglican Church and cemetery are located on South Road in the southern Adelaide suburb of St Marys. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/88.

Saint Mary-on-Sturt Church of England and cemetery - Saint Marys

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/147

Mr Robjohns' caption reads, 'Saint Mary-on-Sturt. South Road'. The old stone Anglican Church and cemetery are located on South Road in the southern Adelaide suburb of St Marys. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/88.

Unidentified church or college with adjoining tennis courts

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/148

Uncaptioned stone church, or possibly college, with adjoining tennis courts.

Unidentified church or college with adjoining tennis courts

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/148

Uncaptioned stone church, or possibly college, with adjoining tennis courts.

Saint Patricks Roman Catholic Church - Grote Street, Adelaide

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/149

View of the twin towers of Saint Patricks Roman Catholic Church, Grote Street in Adelaide.

Saint Patricks Roman Catholic Church - Grote Street, Adelaide

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/149

View of the twin towers of Saint Patricks Roman Catholic Church, Grote Street in Adelaide.

Salvation Army Citadel in North Adelaide

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/150

Salvation Army Citadel in North Adelaide, with neighbouring house and parked car also visible in this street view.

Salvation Army Citadel in North Adelaide

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/150

Salvation Army Citadel in North Adelaide, with neighbouring house and parked car also visible in this street view.

Maughan Uniting Church (Adelaide Central Methodist Mission)

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/151

View of Maughan Uniting Church, looking from Franklin Street towards the tall, narrow windows facing Pitt Street.The church is associated with UnitingCare Wesley Adelaide (previously known as Adelaide Central Methodist Mission, later Adelaide Central Mission). W.A. Robjohns' caption reads, 'Meth. Cent. Mission'.

Maughan Uniting Church (Adelaide Central Methodist Mission)

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/151

View of Maughan Uniting Church, looking from Franklin Street towards the tall, narrow windows facing Pitt Street.The church is associated with UnitingCare Wesley Adelaide (previously known as Adelaide Central Methodist Mission, later Adelaide Central Mission). W.A. Robjohns' caption reads, 'Meth. Cent. Mission'.

Uncaptioned photo, possibly Saint Marys College in Adelaide

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/152

Unidentified photograph, possibly Saint Marys College in Franklin Street, Adelaide. School girls are leaving the building on foot and by bicycle, and the hills can be seen in the background.

Uncaptioned photo, possibly Saint Marys College in Adelaide

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/152

Unidentified photograph, possibly Saint Marys College in Franklin Street, Adelaide. School girls are leaving the building on foot and by bicycle, and the hills can be seen in the background.

'Topsham Parish Church' - Devon, England

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/153

An interior view of the Church of England Parish Church in Topsham in Devon, England.

'Topsham Parish Church' - Devon, England

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/153

An interior view of the Church of England Parish Church in Topsham in Devon, England.

'Murray Bridge Museum' in South Australia

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/154

Postcard with the message, 'Greetings from Murray Bridge Museum' (photo possibly taken by W.A. Robjohns). The museum is housed in an old stone cottage with a verandah and a fruit tree at the front. A note on the back reads, 'Sincere Christmas Greetings T.D. & Rosali Dix', along with a purple stamp: 'Printed by [E.?] N. Pfeiffer Chemist Murray Bridge'. The museum address, phone and hours of opening have been written in blue pen on the back.

'Murray Bridge Museum' in South Australia

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/154

Postcard with the message, 'Greetings from Murray Bridge Museum' (photo possibly taken by W.A. Robjohns). The museum is housed in an old stone cottage with a verandah and a fruit tree at the front. A note on the back reads, 'Sincere Christmas Greetings T.D. & Rosali Dix', along with a purple stamp: 'Printed by [E.?] N. Pfeiffer Chemist Murray Bridge'. The museum address, phone and hours of opening have been written in blue pen on the back.

'Glenelg Beach (Jan. 1966.) Showing storm havoc'

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/155

Photograph taken in January 1966 showing storm damage to Glenelg Beach and foreshore. Beachgoers have pitched a striped canvas 'Moana Beach Shelter' amongst the debris from the storm and others are swimming.

'Glenelg Beach (Jan. 1966.) Showing storm havoc'

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/155

Photograph taken in January 1966 showing storm damage to Glenelg Beach and foreshore. Beachgoers have pitched a striped canvas 'Moana Beach Shelter' amongst the debris from the storm and others are swimming.

'Glenelg Beach (Jan. 1966.) Showing storm havoc'

Robjohns, W. A., c. 1920-1966, Photograph, PRG 287/1/23/156

Photograph taken in January 1966 showing storm damage to Glenelg Beach and foreshore. A small child is building a sand castle next to the large drain below the concrete footpath, and others are swimming.

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Summary

The series comprises 15 albums housing 1,973 photographs, most of which were taken by photographer W.A. Robjohns ca.1920-1966. Album covers were numbered and labelled by Robjohns. The sequence is incomplete, however, as only volumes 1-9, 12-14, 15, 20 and 23 have been donated. Robjohns' brief descriptions of content on the covers and spines are incomplete. For further descriptions of place names and subjects contained in each album, SEE details below. The albums contain small black and white prints, mostly undated, with captions by W.R. Robjohns. Also sepia and postcard prints, and a few hand-tinted prints. A small number of images were taken by other photographers, several of whom have been identified by Robjohns. Images depict Adelaide suburbs, city scenes and country towns, with an emphasis on rural landscapes, parks and reserves, rivers, reservoirs, streets, houses, churches, businesses and shop fronts, and public celebrations and processions. Also included are images of the Robjohns family on picnics and holiday outings, and their homes, cars and pets. A number of photos were duplicated or enlarged by Robjohns and appear in more than one album.

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Physical description

Photograph (album);
negative (acetate);
negative (glass)
1 metre

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1920-1966

Creator

Robjohns, W. A

Subject

Robjohns (Family)
Photography -- South Australia
Adelaide (S.A.) -- Pictorial works

Catalogue record

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General notes

Place names transcribed from Robjohns' album captions have been listed in order of their first occurrence in each album. All locations are in South Australia, unless otherwise noted.

Additional notes

PRG 287/1/1/1: A view of the Brown Hill Creek Reserve road in Mitcham, showing large eucalyptus trees, telephone poles, and a worn footpath.
PRG 287/1/1/2: Close up view of the Robjohns family house at Rosslyn Park, surrounded by lawn. The red brick house and verandah is facing west with the Adelaide Hills in the background. See also PRG 287/1/2/37.
PRG 287/1/1/3: The Robjohns family car, tents and a game of cricket in the Picnic Reserve at Clarendon. There are tall gum trees and possibly rows of vines growing on the hillside behind the reserve.
PRG 287/1/1/4: A view looking south across the Yarra River from '[Manchester?] Unity House' in Melbourne, Victoria, with the Royal Botanic Gardens and Governor's Mansion visible in the distance. The decorative dome and turrets of the State Theatre, on Flinders Street, are visible in the foreground, with the railway yards across the street.
PRG 287/1/1/5: A view of the River Torrens at Paradise showing two people standing on a suspension footbridge. The river is meandering around a rocky shoal.
PRG 287/1/1/6: Two ladies sitting on a tree stump at Marybank. There are tall gum trees and possibly a stream nearby. A Jack Russell terrier is sitting by their feet.
PRG 287/1/1/7: The creek running placidly through gum trees near Waterfall Gully in the Adelaide Hills. Sheep are grazing on the steep hill next to the creek.
PRG 287/1/1/8: A view of Burnside showing a narrow road with roadside vegetation. In the background is part of a wall and entrance post to a property.
PRG 287/1/1/9: A photograph of cattle grazing at Murray Park, Magill. They are standing under gum trees next to a small road.
PRG 287/1/1/11: The River Torrens flowing past gum trees at Paradise. Black Hill can be seen faintly in the background.
PRG 287/1/1/12: Photograph looking up at the road bridge over the Gawler River at Gawler. The banks are steep and large gum trees are growing.
PRG 287/1/1/13: Pools of water reflecting the gum trees in the semi dry Gawler River at Gawler.
PRG 287/1/1/14: Cows grazing on rich pasture at Gawler.
PRG 287/1/1/15: A fenced culvert under a small road near a large house with chimneys at Murray Park, Magill.
PRG 287/1/1/16: A narrow road winding near Mount Lofty in the Adelaide Hills. Telegraph poles line the road which has steep banks.
PRG 287/1/1/17: A view from Granite Island looking back towards Victor Harbor which shows the jetty on the island and also a jetty branching off the causeway.
PRG 287/1/1/18: A house at Upper Sturt which has an iron roof and verandah partially obscured by bush and pine trees. It has been identified as being located on the southern side of Upper Sturt Road, between Olave Hill Road and Hilltop Drive. The original owner of the property where the house now stands was Henry Woodcock, agent, of Adelaide. He bought two large properties on 22 October 1912, together about 200 acres. The house stands on a small portion of that. On 15 June 1914, Woodcock transferred portion of the block containing 2 acres to Henry Lawson. That portion was then transferred to John Thomas Watts, Gardener, on 17 February 1915. The Watts' family home is pictured in the photograph and still stands at 215 Upper Sturt Road. After being transferred a number of times, on 16 August 1954 the land was transferred to Joseph Buhagiar, Carpenter. The family lived there for some years and the children attended the original Upper Sturt Primary School.
PRG 287/1/1/19: A view overlooking an orchard and a building, possibly the original Upper Sturt Primary School. The photographer was standing close to the Upper Sturt Road, probably on the property known locally as the Blue Cottage (in Belair National Park).Pine and gum trees follow the fenceline along the road. [from information provided by researcher].
PRG 287/1/1/20: A photograph of Teddy the Jack Russell Terrier, pet dog of the Robjohns family.
PRG 287/1/1/21: A photograph of the puppy of Teddy the Jack Russell Terrier, pet dogs of the Robjohns family. The puppy looks very small and is standing on a wooden box.
PRG 287/1/1/22: Joyce Robjohns kneeling next to two small dogs in the garden.
PRG 287/1/1/23: Horse drawn omnibus in the streets of Gawler. Two horses are harnessed to the stationary vehicle.
PRG 287/1/1/24: The horse drawn omibus passing along the main street in Gawler. Stationary cars are parked at the kerbside. Sheehan's Old Spot Hotel is visible along with a shop owned by J. Walker which is next door the the Town Hall.
PRG 287/1/1/25: A man and a child standing on a small bridge at Long Gully Picnic Ground, Belair National Park, in the Adelaide Hills. The child is bending over talking to a small terrier. A researcher suggests that the photograph may have been taken at the bridge at Honeysuckle Arbor.
PRG 287/1/1/26: A country scene of a grassy slope under trees at Long Gully, Belair National Park, in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/1/27: A view across a road towards a house at Mount Lofty in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/1/28: Joyce Robjohns as a child sitting on a rock fishing in the River Torrens at Paradise. A woman, possibly her mother Alice, is sitting nearby under the bridge with a picnic basket.
PRG 287/1/1/29: Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce sitting on the beach at Henley Beach under a parasol. Houses, fence and swings in a foreshore park can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/1/30: An old gum tree, shrubs and grasses at Kensington Gardens, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/1/31: A culvert near a large house at Murray Park, Magill.
PRG 287/1/1/32: A view across the reservoir at Hindmarsh Valley. A large yakka is in the foreground among the gum trees.
PRG 287/1/1/33: A view looking down on the reservoir at Hindmarsh Valley.
PRG 287/1/1/34: A view of the slowly flowing River Torrens at Paradise. Rock shoals are exposed in shallow water, dense vegetation lines the banks, and the wall of a concrete structure is visible in the distance.
PRG 287/1/1/35: A view of a bend in the River Torrens at Paradise. Rock shoals are exposed and dense vegetation lines the banks.
PRG 287/1/1/36: A view of the main street in Willunga at the start of Willunga Hill. Four cars have stopped and children are enjoying wares from the Half Way Tearoom.
PRG 287/1/1/37: Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce standing near parked cars at Henley Beach. A tram can be seen outside the nearby hotel.
PRG 287/1/1/38: Two men, two ladies and a child are sitting in front of a cave under Witton Bluff on the beach at Port Noarlunga.
PRG 287/1/1/39: A view from a narrow road looking down towards the sea at Victor Harbor.
PRG 287/1/1/40: Looking towards two small huts at Bridgewater in the Adelaide Hills. Trees, vegetation and a fence surround the huts.
PRG 287/1/1/41: The slowly flowing River Torrens at Paradise. Rock shoals are exposed and dense vegetation lines the banks.
PRG 287/1/1/42: The slowly flowing River Torrens at Paradise. Rock shoals are exposed and dense vegetation lines the banks.
PRG 287/1/1/43: Looking through gum trees to a brick house at Magill. Wooden fence posts line the driveway to the house.
PRG 287/1/1/44: Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce sitting on a bench in Long Gully, Belair National Park, in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/1/45: View of the River Torrens at Paradise. The pools of water reflect the nearby shrubs.
PRG 287/1/1/46: A log bridge over a small creek near a house at Magill. Willow trees grow near the creek.
PRG 287/1/1/47: A view over the orchards near the Glen Ewin Jam Factory at Houghton in the Adelaide Hills. The factory buildings can be seen nestled in the valley.
PRG 287/1/1/48: A view of the Glen Ewin Jam Factory at Houghton in the Adelaide Hills. The factory, house and outbuildings can be seen nestled in the valley.
PRG 287/1/1/49: Grassland slopes and gum trees at Long Gully, Belair National Park, in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/1/50: A road at Wattle Park in Adelaide bordered by fence post, telegraph poles and trees.
PRG 287/1/1/51: A house and water tanks next to Waterfall Gully Road leading up to the waterfall.
PRG 287/1/1/52: Joyce Robjohns and her pet dog sitting on a low arched gum tree at Burnside.
PRG 287/1/1/53: A stretch of Old Magill Road in the foothills of the Adelaide Hills. The road looks wet and the hills are misty.
PRG 287/1/1/54: A log bridge crosses a grassy Magill creekbed. Rushes are growing in the creek, and a nearby building is surrounded by vegetation including weeping willows.
PRG 287/1/1/55: A pastural view of Wattle Park showing thin trees and a fenced road.
PRG 287/1/1/56: Fence posts along the road in Wattle Park, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/1/57: Bushland with large eucalyptus trees and low undergrowth in Wattle Park.
PRG 287/1/1/58: A tree lined dirt road in Wattle Park, Adelaide, with electrical poles visible.
PRG 287/1/1/59: A horse next to a shed under the gum trees in Wattle Park.
PRG 287/1/1/60: A steep slope covered in grass and trees leading down to a road in Wattle Park.
PRG 287/1/1/61: A procession of cars ferrying the Duke of York and other dignitaries from Government House in Adelaide in 1927.
PRG 287/1/1/62: The Duke of York is received at the Adelaide Town Hall during his visit in 1927. The photograph shows the bunting and flags flown for the occasion and the crowds assembled outside the Town Hall. Looking south the clock tower on the Post Office can also be seen.
PRG 287/1/1/63: A view of Upper Sturt depicting a hairpin bend in the road. A car is parked in the shadow of the trees.
PRG 287/1/1/64: Two people standing outside a house on a hill at Upper Sturt. One of these is possibly Joyce Robjohns. The building is the old non-official Post Office, which is on the corner of Upper Sturt Road and Sturt Valley Road, and is still standing, although derelict. Ruth Caldwell was postmistress from 1957-1964. The post office and public telephone box was located on the front verandah to the left of the front door. [Information supplied by two researchers].
PRG 287/1/1/65: View of a dirt road in suburban Magill, with ditch and roadside fences in the foreground, and a large eucalyptus, houses and wooded ills in the distance.
PRG 287/1/1/66: A rural view of Magill showing rolling hillsides, a horse grazing and a windmill nestled amongst willow trees.
PRG 287/1/1/67: A view of the road winding into the hills at Tea Tree Gully. There is a building on the bend in the road which is possibly a shop as the advertisement states 'Drink Amgoorie Tea.' According to a researcher, 'on the left is the Tea Tree Gully hotel. The Amgoorie Tea rooms is now the Fox & Firkin English Pub.'
PRG 287/1/1/68: A view of Tea Tree Gully, showing a narrow, vegetated creek bed and a stone wall with drain. Through the trees in the distance, a building on the bend in the road displays an advertisement, "Drink Amgoorie Tea".
PRG 287/1/1/69: A shaded section of dirt road near Hope Valley, with pastures, farm and outbuildings in the distance.
PRG 287/1/1/70: A cricket match and picnic at Clarendon, with the Robjohns family car parked under gum trees. The sloping hillside in background is planted in rows of trees and other vegetation (crops unknown).
PRG 287/1/1/71: The Robjohns and friends having a picnic on the grass under a large gum tree at Clarendon, with the family dog also present. The family car is parked next to the picnickers.
PRG 287/1/1/72: A stone retaining wall built next to the Onkaparinga River at Clarendon, with vegetation in foreground.
PRG 287/1/1/73: The road near Clarendon showing the steep hillsides surrounding it and the roadside hedges and fences along side it. See also PRG 287/1/2/1.
PRG 287/1/1/74: Tents, cars and picnickers under gum trees next to an open meadow at Clarendon.
PRG 287/1/1/75: A man and a dog walking uphill on a tree-lined dirt road in Burnside, with buildings in the distance.
PRG 287/1/1/76: A view from a hillside in Burnside looking over vineyards and blossom trees. A few houses are scattered around the area.
PRG 287/1/1/77: A small cottage (possibly the Thompson house) on cleared land at Bridgewater, with large eucalyptus trees adjacent and pasture in foreground. Rolling hills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/1/78: A view at Bridgewater depicting rolling hillside and eucalyptus trees (possibly the Thompson property).
PRG 287/1/1/79: Small house in a rural setting with fenced front garden, gate, deckchairs on the verandah, and water tank on the side.
PRG 287/1/1/80: Thompson's house in a rural setting at Bridgewater, with fenced flowerbeds edged with stones in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/1/81: A gate across the road leading up a hill planted with grapevines.
PRG 287/1/1/82: Trees in blossom alongside gum trees at Auldana in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/1/83: A road travelling towards Stonyfell in Adelaide. Thick bush is growing over the lower foothills.
PRG 287/1/1/84: Montacute Road in suburban Adelaide heading towards a pass in the hills.
PRG 287/1/1/85: Countryside just off Montacute Road in suburban Adelaide. Large gums and grassland are evident.
PRG 287/1/1/86: Countryside just off Montacute Road in suburban Adelaide. A car is parked under the tall gum tree next to a rocky gorge.
PRG 287/1/1/87: Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce and friends sitting on the running board of a car in a bushland setting (possibly on Montacute Road). The two young girls are holding tennis rackets.
PRG 287/1/1/88: Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce and friends sitting on the running board of a car in a bushland setting (possibly on Montacute Road). The two young girls are holding tennis rackets.
PRG 287/1/1/89: Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce on the verandah of a brick and stone-fronted house called 'Snug Harbor', which was possibly at Victor Harbor. Their dog Teddy, seated on a wicker chair, and her two puppies are also present.
PRG 287/1/1/90: Alice Robjohns and her daughter Joyce seated on the verandah of a brick and stone-fronted house called Snug Harbor, which was possibly at Victor Harbor. Their dog Teddy, sitting up on rear legs, is also present.
PRG 287/1/1/91: A view looking towards Stonyfell in the Adelaide foothills showing the scarring of the quarries on the hillface, houses and telephone poles. Fenced vineyards are in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/1/92: A view looking towards Stonyfell in the Adelaide foothills showing the scarring of the quarries on the hillface, houses and telephone poles. Fenced vineyards are in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/1/93: A view of tall gum trees and large prickly pear cactus plants at Wattle Park.
PRG 287/1/1/94: The Robjohns family and friends, several wearing party hats, are seated around the dinner table on Boxing Day (26 December) in 1929. A lavish spread of food is on the table.
PRG 287/1/1/95: A view of the road at Stonyfell looking towards the hills, with the scarring of the quarries visible.
PRG 287/1/2/1: A view of the main road winding through the hills at Clarendon, lined by a hedge and rail fence, tall trees and electrical poles. Also shows the entrance to a footpath which runs next to the road. See also PRG 287/1/1/73.
PRG 287/1/2/2: Tree ferns and gum trees growing wild at Ferntree Gully in the Dandenong Ranges near Melbourne, Victoria.
PRG 287/1/2/3: A view of a rustic fence and gate amid the Victorian bushland (possibly Ferntree Gully in the Dandenong Mountains near Melbourne).
PRG 287/1/2/4: A row of young gum trees, with a deeply wooded hill slope in the distance.
PRG 287/1/2/5: View of a tree-lined road, with electrical pole in the foreground, near Yankalilla. A group of women dressed in coats and hats are crossing a bridge at a fork in the road.
PRG 287/1/2/6: Slow flowing Torrens River at the entrance to the wooded gorge, with a steep, sunlit slope in the background.
PRG 287/1/2/7: Pine trees surrounding the Hope Valley Reservoir in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/2/8: View of the road near Yankalilla. The photographer's car is parked in the shade of the tall gum trees near a bridge.
PRG 287/1/2/9: The River Torrens at Paradise flowing gently over rocky outcrops.
PRG 287/1/2/10: A boating party setting out on Silver Lake at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills. Two cars are parked nearby next to the picnic shelter.
PRG 287/1/2/11: A canoe and rowing boat full of picnickers on Silver Lake at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/2/12: Three ladies and a man rowing on Silver Lake at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills. The lake is surrounded by tall rushes, gum trees and picnic shelters.
PRG 287/1/2/13: Canoeists and swimmers on Silver Lake at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/2/14: Reflections in the still water of the River Torrens at Paradise, north of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/15: Cars parked under the a corrugated iron lean-to roof attached to the stone buildings of the Destitute Asylum on North Terrace, Adelaide. Signs above the numbered parking spaces read, 'Office & Enquiries' and 'Ladies Toilet'.
PRG 287/1/2/16: A rural setting depicting houses amongst grassland at Mount Barker.
PRG 287/1/2/17: Front view of the 'Rest Home' at Mount Barker, surrounded by a tall hedge, with the War Memorial in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/2/18: Rosefield House possibly at Victor Harbor. A sign above the verandah reads 'Snug Harbor'.
PRG 287/1/2/19: Sandstone fronted house with two chimneys, a verandah, painted picket fence and large palm tree in the front garden. The footpath and street are covered in dry, fallen leaves. Location unknown.
PRG 287/1/2/20: A tract of grassland with forest either side in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria.
PRG 287/1/2/21: The road crosses the Torrens River at Paradise at a shallow, rocky area. River red gums, grasses, and other vegetation are visible along the low banks.
PRG 287/1/2/22: The River Torrens at Paradise with two men standing on the swinging footbridge in the background.
PRG 287/1/2/23: View of the creek meandering through the reserve. The water level and rushes growing along the edge can be seen in the foreground. A fence line can be seen in the background. A note on reverse reads, 'Brownhill Creek', along with the photographer's stamp, 'William A. Robjohns', of '[Room] 218 Shell House' at 170, North Terrace, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/24: Old car parked near the Picnic Reserve at Mount Barker. A young child, possibly Joyce Robjohns is standing near the swings.
PRG 287/1/2/25: A view of the hillside near Mount Barker showing a track next to a fence surrounded by gum trees.
PRG 287/1/2/26: A view of Victor Harbor looking towards Granite Island with the Bluff visible in the background. There are only a few houses on the hillside. The photograph has been tinted with colour.
PRG 287/1/2/27: A colour tinted print showing the River Torrens Gorge. The rocky hillsides are bare in parts. The road and fence can be seen running along one side of the gorge.
PRG 287/1/2/28: Tents and cars in the camping ground on the foreshore at Port Elliot. The bowling green is next to the camping reserve and the jetty and its sheds are in the background.
PRG 287/1/2/29: Tea rooms, petrol bowser and weighbridge just off the main road at Willunga in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/2/30: Granite boulders and rock formations on Granite Island at Victor Harbor. Men, women and children are sitting on seats at the bottom of the boulders while some admire the view from further up the hill.
PRG 287/1/2/31: The Onkaparinga River at Old Noarlunga. On the cliff beyond the river bend sits the small church.
PRG 287/1/2/32: The Onkaparinga River and the small township of Noarlunga. Several houses have been built along the river banks and horses are grazing.
PRG 287/1/2/33: The sea breaking over rocks at Port Elliot in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/2/34: A child, possibly Joyce Robjohns, playing on the rocks on Encounter Bay near the Bluff at Victor Harbor.
PRG 287/1/2/35: A road near McLaren Vale where horses are standing in the shade looking over the fence.
PRG 287/1/2/36: A view of the beach at Port Willunga looking through a cutting in the cliff towards the jetty.
PRG 287/1/2/37: One of two houses at Rosslyn Park belonging to the Robjohns family. A red brick bungalow is surrounded by lawn. See also PRG 287/1/2/38 and PRG 287/1/1/2.
PRG 287/1/2/38: One of two houses at Rosslyn Park belonging to the Robjohns family. A sandstone bungalow is surrounded by fencing, with new plantings behind a wire fence in front. SEE also PRG 287/1/2/37.
PRG 287/1/2/39: Flood water rushing down Magill Road between shop fronts, one of which bears a sign advertising 'Woodroofe's' beverages and drinks.
PRG 287/1/2/40: A colour tinted photograph of Brown Hill Creek showing the creek flowing through the valley under the shade of a large gum tree.
PRG 287/1/2/41: A tram stopped in the road on North Terrace opposite Government House near the corner of Kintore Avenue.
PRG 287/1/2/42: Statue of King Edward VII on the corner of Kintore Avenue and North Terrace, Adelaide. The Institute Building, Mortlock Library and pedestrians are also visible.
PRG 287/1/2/43: Kuitpo Colony Kiosk at Meadows, constructed in Tudor style with painted beams and turrets. Three women are standing on the steps.
PRG 287/1/2/44: A view of the two storey stone building that housed the Military Headquarters in Adelaide. A hoist is positioned above the front entrance to deliver heavy items.
PRG 287/1/2/45: A Life Saving Carnival on the beach at Port Elliot on New Years Day in 1934. The teams in the parade are following their flag bearing leader. A black dog has also joined in.
PRG 287/1/2/46: Teams of lifesavers competing in the surf competition held at Port Elliot on New Years Day in 1934.
PRG 287/1/2/47: Picnickers sitting under the shade of trees on the foreshore at Port Elliot on New Years Day in 1934.
PRG 287/1/2/48: A view of the road sweeping up to the Methodist Church in Mount Barker.
PRG 287/1/2/49: A man sitting on a beached rowing boat near the causeway to Granite Island at Victor Harbor.
PRG 287/1/2/50: Part of the stone relief on the War Memorial in Melbourne.
PRG 287/1/2/51: A view of the War Memorial in Melbourne. A few visitors are standing on the steps but the area around the War Memorial is bare.
PRG 287/1/2/52: A photograph taken by William Robjohns of St Augustine Church of England at Victor Harbor. A commerical post card, which shows a similar view of the church, accompanies this photo (SEE item 52A).
PRG 287/1/2/52A: A commercial postcard of St Augustine's Church of England at Victor Harbor, South Australia (photographer unknown). The loose card was found in the album next to a similar view of the church, photographed by W.A. Robjohns, ca.1934 (SEE item 52).
PRG 287/1/2/53: A photograph showing St Augustine's Church of England at Victor Harbor in South Australia. The rectory, with its wire and post fence, can be seen adjacent to the church.
PRG 287/1/2/54: A view of gulls resting on sea grass, possibly at Victor Harbor beach and foreshore reserve. A man is standing next to fishing nets which hang from an iron-roofed shelter hut, with boat and wooden boxes in the foreground. Nearby is a child's swing, with a view of buildings, signs, parked cars and a man pushing a pram in the background.
PRG 287/1/2/55: A man in the Rover Chalet grounds at Glenalta. He is surrounded by bushland and is possibly washing or cooking.
PRG 287/1/2/56: A small hut with fence amongst the trees, which is the Rover Chalet at Glenalta in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/2/57: Visitors strolling near the ornamental lake in the Botanic Garden of Adelaide. Families and couples, dressed in coats and hats, are walking under the willows enjoying the ambience.
PRG 287/1/2/58: The War Memorial on North Terrace in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/59: Boy Scouts, Cubs and leaders standing around a flag pole during the celebrations on Scouts Jubilee Day in 1935.
PRG 287/1/2/60: Girl Scouts and leaders during the celebrations on Scouts Jubilee Day in 1935. Various colour parties are holding the Union Jack flag. The event is possibly taking place in the grounds of Government House on North Terrace in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/61: Six young Boy Scouts representing the 1st Magill Boy Scout Troop at the Scout Jubilee Day celebrations in 1935. In the background are colour parties from other groups. The boys are standing on the flat between Government House and the Torrens Parade Ground in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/62: A view of Teachers Training College, now the Hartley Building, University of Adelaide, taken from the corner of Kintore Avenue and Victoria Drive. The fenced footpath in foreground, and street trees are also visible.
PRG 287/1/2/63: A view of one of the Destitute Asylum buildings, now demolished, which stood on the eastern side of the compound off of Kintore Avenue. The sandstone building has decorative wooden eaves, a steep slate roof and deep verandah. A two storey brick building, part of the University of Adelaide precinct, stands adjacent with its tile roof and fire escape.
PRG 287/1/2/64: The Old Mounted Police Barracks at the back of the South Australian Museum on North Terrace in Adelaide. The building has twin eaves with a balcony on the first floor and a single staircase leading down to the courtyard. The right-hand side of of the structure has since been demolished.
PRG 287/1/2/65: Sandstone and red brick arch, which is the gateway to the Old Mounted Police Barracks situated on North Terrace behind the South Australian Museum and Art Gallery. Buildings of the Destitute Asylum and a long picket fence can be seen through the gateway.
PRG 287/1/2/66: The back view of several Destitute Asylum buildings and a dirt driveway, off of Kintore Avenue, Adelaide. Two of the buildings are made of stone, including a store room with a slate roof. An adjacent outbuilding with an iron roof is also visible.
PRG 287/1/2/67: A bend in the Torrens River as it passes through Adelaide. The buildings on North Terrace and the University can be seen faintly through the trees.
PRG 287/1/2/68: A man, woman, two small boys and an older girl standing near a 'For Sale' sign at Wattle Park in the suburbs of Adelaide. The girl is controlling a large Airedale dog.
PRG 287/1/2/69: Four ladies sitting reading on the sand at the foot of the rocks at Port Elliot.
PRG 287/1/2/70: Two ladies and a man walking on the cliffs at Port Elliott. They are above a rocky inlet.
PRG 287/1/2/71: Two men sawing logs in a large corrugated shed structure at Kuitpo Colony near Meadows, south of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/72: Buses and cars parked in a paddock at Kuitpo Colony in Meadows, south of Adelaide. Visitors wearing coats are at Kuitpo for a special occasion, possibly the Kuitpo Gala Day.
PRG 287/1/2/73: View of the dam and buildings situated under a partly-cleared hill at Meadows, possibly on the occasion of Kuitpo Colony Gala Day. A large sign across the lake reads, 'Kuitpo Gala 1933'.
PRG 287/1/2/74: An area of grassland and large gum trees and the houses of Magill in the background. The foothills are in the distance.
PRG 287/1/2/75: A narrow tree lined road in Kensington Gardens. The hills can be seen in the distance and a large gum tree is on the right side of the road.
PRG 287/1/2/76: A house in the valley at Mount Barker. A road can be seen winding around the edge of the valley and many trees are growing on the hillsides.
PRG 287/1/2/77: A parklike setting at Brookside in Magill. Tall gum trees grow on the grasslands.
PRG 287/1/2/78: Soldiers preparing to fire the cannons for the Queens Birthday Salute on the Torrens Parade Ground in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/79: Soldiers firing the cannons for the Queens Birthday Salute on the Torrens Parade Ground in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/80: Soldiers firing the cannons for the Queens Birthday Salute on the Torrens Parade Ground in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/2/81: A view of the road winding over a culvert at Murray Park at Magill. Telegraph poles and a fence line the road.
PRG 287/1/2/82: A road winding through trees at Stradbrook near Magill. A cow rests under the shady gum trees.
PRG 287/1/2/83: Grassland and gum trees at Morialta Reserve.
PRG 287/1/2/84: Kensington Road heading east towards the Adelaide Hills. Brigalow Avenue turns off to the left. Further up Kensington Road on the right is the turnoff to Hallett Road.
PRG 287/1/2/85: A road running through Hazelwood Park, possibly facing south. Part of the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance. Large established gum trees line the road.
PRG 287/1/2/86: Cows grazing in a field next to a dam at Hazelwood Park. The Adelaide Hills are in the distance and a haystack is next to a house in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/2/87: A large gum tree with partially exposed roots at Kensington Gardens in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/2/88: Mount Barker Road lined with white fence posts. Telegraph poles and trees line the road.
PRG 287/1/2/89: A house with a deep verandah nestled in grassland at Wattle Park. The Adelaide Hills are to the east and large trees dot the foreground. The quarry at Stonyfell can be seen scarring the hillside.
PRG 287/1/2/90: A rural view of a road at Burnside with large gum trees lining the roadside and white fence posts guarding a culvert.
PRG 287/1/2/91: A bridge over the creek at Bridgewater. A large tree has fallen over the shallow, rocky creek.
PRG 287/1/2/92: The river flowing over a small dam or waterfall on River Tavy in Tavistock, Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/2/93: A fast-flowing, rocky section of River Tavy in Tavistock, Devon, England, its banks covered with dense vegetation.
PRG 287/1/2/94: Looking down the hill towards the Glen Ewin Jam Factory at Houghton in the Adelaide Hills. Various sheds and outhouses make up the factory and fruit trees are in blossom in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/2/95: Looking down the hill towards the Glen Ewin Jam Factory at Houghton in the Adelaide Hills. Various sheds and outhouses make up the factory.
PRG 287/1/2/96: Cattle standing in a hillside paddock at Glen Ewin, Houghton, in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/2/97: Two ladies possibly from the Robjohns family dwarfed under a baobab tree in South Africa.
PRG 287/1/2/98: Large statue of Cecil Rhodes on a plinth at Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, with buildings in background.
PRG 287/1/2/99: The raging Victoria Falls in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. A view from the opposite side of the gorge.
PRG 287/1/2/100: A high bridge over the Zambesi River in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
PRG 287/1/2/101: Young women and a child on the banks of the Zambesi River in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
PRG 287/1/2/102: A landing stage and boat houses on the Zambesi River in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
PRG 287/1/2/103: The Wilson Monument, set in open countryside in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
PRG 287/1/2/104: Grave site of Cecil Rhodes, set amid large round boulders in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
PRG 287/1/2/105: View of North Terrace buildings from the corner of King William Road, including Shell House and the Adelaide Club. A flag pole and gatehouse of Government House are visible on the left.
PRG 287/1/2/106: Buildings along North Terrace opposite the State Library, including Shell House, with view of reserve, pedestrians and parked cars in foreground. Cranes are visible behind the buildings.
PRG 287/1/2/107: A steam train on a bend on the railway line near Blackwood railway station in the Adelaide Hills, with boom gate in foreground.
PRG 287/1/2/108: A man, possibly Mr Robjohns, posed with a camera on a tripod next to a car. The country road, 'at Noarlunga', is next to a farm and outhouses.
PRG 287/1/2/109: A view of the causeway and town of Victor Harbor from Granite Island, with rock outcrop and vegetation in foreground.
PRG 287/1/2/110: The sea breaking over smooth rocks at Port Elliott in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/2/111: The sea breaking over smooth rocks at Port Elliott in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/2/112: The sea breaking over smooth rocks at Port Elliott in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/2/113: Unusual rock formation called Umbrella Rock near Port Elliot. The overhanging rock forms a shady place to sit under.
PRG 287/1/2/114: Seagulls scavenging for food on a sand dune near Port Elliott. In the background is a large white tent.
PRG 287/1/2/115: Seagulls scavenging for food on a sand dune near Port Elliott. In the background is a large white tent.
PRG 287/1/2/116: Uncaptioned photo of an ornamental lake, possibly in the Botanic Garden of Adelaide, surrounded by dense shrubs and a tall fir tree at the far end of the water.
PRG 287/1/2/117: The Robjohns house and front garden at 13 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens. Creepers and hanging pot plants decorate the verandah. The house was also called 'Green Gates'.
PRG 287/1/2/118: Pedestrians, mainly women wearing hats and long dresses, are walking along the road near the Mount Lofty Railway Station. A sign advertising refreshments at the tea rooms is visible, as well as a lamp post and electrical poles.
PRG 287/1/2/119: The main road in Gumeracha lined with trees, telegraph poles and a few houses. The photographer's car is parked in the shade of a large tree.
PRG 287/1/2/120: Two timber cutters and their kelpie dog standing on large logs in the Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne, Victoria.
PRG 287/1/2/121: A man, lady and young girl standing near a large felled tree trunk at Ferndale, Victoria in the Dandenong Ranges.
PRG 287/1/2/122: Six timber cutters, posed with wheelbarrow, shovel and axes, are clearing the way for a new road at Ferndale, Victoria in the Dandenong Ranges. Smoke from burning logs fills the eucalyptus forest.
PRG 287/1/2/123: A timber cutter is posed, axe in hand, in the forest at Ferndale in the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria. In the background, a woman and young girl, who are wearing brimmed hats and dresses, are posed standing in the shade of a tree with walking sticks made of yakka (grasstree).
PRG 287/1/2/124: A bark hut, possibly made from the stringy-bark eucalpytus tree, set amongst dense vegetation in the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria.
PRG 287/1/2/125: The edge of a smoking bushfire, probably set by timber cutters clearing a new road at Ferndale in the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria.
PRG 287/1/2/126: A view looking down on the Glen Ewin Factory in the Adelaide Hills. The house, sheds and outhouses are visible in the valley.
PRG 287/1/3/1: Boys playing cricket in the Picnic Reserve at Clarendon. A car is parked under the shade of the trees in the foreground and tents can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/3/2: A rural scene at Murray Park near Magill. A dried creek bed is near the road with the Adelaide Hills in the background.
PRG 287/1/3/3: Cows grazing near houses at Brookside. The Adelaide foothills are in the distance.
PRG 287/1/3/4: Houses and tall gum trees on Barnes Lane, Magill. According to a researcher, John Flett (now Dr. John Flett) lived in this house (43 Barnes Avenue) at the time with his parents Alexander John and Gertrude Emma Flett and his younger siblings Phyllis, Doris and Colin. A fifth child Ronald had died before this photo was taken. John does not believe that the road was ever called Barnes Lane (as the photo is titled), but has always had its current name of Barnes Avenue. Alexander Flett was involved in building the house in the early 1920s. This same house is also shown in the photograph titled Cuthero Terrace, Magill as it stood on the junction of Cuthero Terrace and Barnes Avenue.
PRG 287/1/3/5: Sloping grassland, gum trees and prickly pear cacti at Wattle Park. Vineyards can be seen on the adjoining hillside.
PRG 287/1/3/6: A small creek flowing through grassland and trees, probably at Wattle Park. A single log footbridge crosses the creek, with stone dam and waterfall in foreground.
PRG 287/1/3/7: Clumps of irises growing wild on grassland at Wattle Park.
PRG 287/1/3/8: Clumps of prickly pear cacti growing on grassland at Wattle Park.
PRG 287/1/3/9: Road winding through orchards of fruit trees at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/3/10: Squatters hut on the roadside at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills, with a eucalyptus grove in background. The hut, which is surrounded in front by a fence and stone edging, contains a window either side of the front door.
PRG 287/1/3/11: Two squatters huts on the roadside at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills. The wooden slab hut in foreground has a brick chimney stack outside. A clothesline with wash hanging is in the back.
PRG 287/1/3/12: A kelpie dog called Brown standing in front of vineyards and a house in the hills. Location not labelled by photographer.
PRG 287/1/3/13: Looking from the river at Strathalbyn towards the road bridge.
PRG 287/1/3/14: A picnic under a fir tree at Strathalbyn. A willow tree and clumps of daisies adorn the bank on the opposite side of the creek.
PRG 287/1/3/15: The paddle steamer 'Gem' on the River Murray amongst the willows. Location unknown.
PRG 287/1/3/16: The photographers car parked under a gum tree on Montacute Road in the Adelaide Hills. The rock face of the gorge can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/3/17: Montacute Road before it passes through the gorge in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/3/18: Torrens Lake bordered with willows. The Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance. The photograph has been taken from the northern bank of the lake.
PRG 287/1/3/19: Adelaide Bridge viewed from the northern bank of the River Torrens. The boat house can be seen between the trees near the base of the bridge.
PRG 287/1/3/20: Trees and grassland at Brookside near Magill in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/3/21: A man in his braces panning for gold. His spade and pick and nearby and he is peering into his goldpan. Location unknown.
PRG 287/1/3/22: The lighthouse at Teignmouth in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/3/23: A war memorial at Plymouth, Cornwall in England.
PRG 287/1/3/24: Tents and cars under the trees at Glenalta. A large grassy area is in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/3/25: A car is parked beside the road near a ford in the river at Woodside. An elevated wooden walkway and pedestrian bridge is visible beside the road.
PRG 287/1/3/26: The upper reaches of the slow flowing Onkaparinga River, its banks covered in vegetation, including rushes and eucalyptus.
PRG 287/1/3/27: Cows grazing in a field early in the morning. The trees in the background are misty. Location unknown.
PRG 287/1/3/28: A ceremony on the steps of Parliament House in Adelaide, South Australia, to mark the occasion of the Proclamation of King Edward VIII on 22 January 1936.
PRG 287/1/3/29: A ceremony on the steps of Parliament House in Adelaide, South Australia to mark the occasion of the Proclamation of King Edward VIII on 22 January 1936. A photographer is standing on a stepladder in the foreground in order to gain a better view.
PRG 287/1/3/30: Two troopers on horseback outside Parliament House, North Terrace, Adelaide on the occasion of the Proclamation of King Edward VIII on 22 January 1936. The Adelaide Railway Station can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/3/31: A view of the hatchment, bearing King George's coat of arms, mounted on the gateway to Government House at North Terrace, Adelaide on 22 January 1936.
PRG 287/1/3/32: King William Street North Terrace intersection showing the statue outside Government House. The General Post Office can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/3/33: A view of the River Torrens flowing through the Torrens Gorge. A pipeline is travelling over the river on a bridge.
PRG 287/1/3/34: Rocks and boulders in the Torrens Gorge. The river is flowing slowly through the sloping hillsides.
PRG 287/1/3/35: The Gorge Road winding through the Torrens Gorge near Sixth Creek. A few trees dot the rocky hillside.
PRG 287/1/3/36: Gum trees in a paddock at Woodside in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/3/37: Uncaptioned photo of a man and two young boys playing a game of cricket in a garden. The garden is surrounded by thick hedges and a lawn mower can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/3/38: A river flowing under a two arched stone bridge and then down a small waterfall in Tavistock in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/3/39: A man is fishing in a creek from a wide pathway, watched by passersby in Tavistock, Devon in England. A tall hedge provides shade for people seated nearby.
PRG 287/1/3/40: A view of the front of a house at 13 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens. The bungalow has a wide front verandah with hanging pot plants. This was the home of Mrs V. Elliott in the nineteen sixties.
PRG 287/1/3/41: The picnic grounds at Clarendon in South Australia. Cars and tents can be seen under the shady trees and the grounds are surrounded by sloping hillsides.
PRG 287/1/3/42: A road winding under trees near Tea Tree Gully. A farm and its outbuildings can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/3/43: Gawler Place and Rundle Street intersection with Birks Chemist on the corner. The view is looking west towards King William Street.
PRG 287/1/3/44: Tramlines on Pulteney Street near the intersection with Rundle Street. In the distance, the University of Adelaide's Bonython Hall is visible on North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/3/45: A corner grocery shop at Kensington in South Australia, with advertisements attached to the front. The shop has a return verandah and an iron roof, and a large 'Bushell' tea sign is visible in the window.
PRG 287/1/3/46: A row of cottages in Kensington, South Australia. One of the cottages has a picket fence and is for sale. Many chimneys are visible.
PRG 287/1/3/47: A view of the War Memorial on North Terrace in Adelaide. The photograph is taken from Stephens Place, looking across North Terrace to the Institute Building, which can be seen beyond the statue.
PRG 287/1/3/48: A woman, dressed for warm weather, is walking along the footpath on North Terrace, in the vicinity of the library. Many cars are parked under the trees lining the opposite side of North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/3/49: The sea crashing onto rocks near Victor Harbor in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/3/50: The sea crashing onto rocks near Victor Harbor in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/3/51: Five horses resting under large trees in a Kensington Gardens paddock.
PRG 287/1/3/52: A view of a valley near the school at Gumeracha. Rows of fruit trees are visible on the hillside.
PRG 287/1/3/53: Paddocks, fences and tall gum trees at Gumeracha, with a view of the 'old mill' in the distance.
PRG 287/1/3/54: A road and footpath passing through countryside near Gumeracha. Cows and a haystack are next to the road. See also PRG 287/1/4/1.
PRG 287/1/3/55: View of paddock with gum trees and houses in background at Gumeracha in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/3/56: Tall trees shade the driveway, gate, fence, and front entrance to the Baptist Church at Gumeracha.
PRG 287/1/3/57: A narrow creek flows past a tall eucalyptus at the 'new reserve'. See also PRG 287/5 for a matted black and white enlargement of W.A. Robjohn's photo (24 x 18.7 cm), entitled 'White Gum at Gumeracha'.
PRG 287/1/3/58: Electrical poles and white posts with reflectors line the road leading into Gumeracha. Cattle are grazing in a paddock, and stone buildings are visible beyond tall gum trees.
PRG 287/1/3/59: A woman (possibly Alice Robjohns) is standing on a fenced footpath over a bridge on the main road into Gumeracha. She is wearing a hat and dress, and holding a handbag.
PRG 287/1/3/60: A tall eucalyptus tree on the roadside at Gumeracha, South Australia, with a wooden electrical pole nearby.
PRG 287/1/3/61: Kenton Inn at Gumeracha with its verandah and iron roof. A large fir tree shades the front of the bluestone hotel, and a water tank is visible.
PRG 287/1/3/62: Bank of New South Wales building in Adelaide, possibly in Hindley Street. The Australian coat of arms is displayed above the portico, and a flag pole is above this. A car and a person riding a push bike are in the street.
PRG 287/1/3/63: Looking east towards the intersection of Hindley Street and Rundle Street. The Beehive Corner and Lawrences can be seen on the corners of Rundle Street, and large advertising signs are displayed on the buildings. The Adelaide Hills can be seen faintly in the background.
PRG 287/1/3/64: The new Centennial Hall on Goodwood Road at Wayville. The dates inscribed above the building entrance are '1836-1936'. Photographer is possibly W.A. Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/4/1: Road near Gumeracha, with a haystack, cows and large river red gum behind the fence in paddock. A well-worn footpath runs next to the road. See also PRG 287/1/3/54.
PRG 287/1/4/2: The peaceful River Torrens at Gumeracha. Rushes and dense vegetation line the water's edge, with gums along the sloping bank.
PRG 287/1/4/3: The two storey District Hotel at Gumeracha in South Australia. A large gum tree stands across the road from the hotel.
PRG 287/1/4/4: Initials and coats of arm engraved into the bricks of the hotel at Gumeracha. The earliest engraving appears to be 'M. Rundle 1913'.
PRG 287/1/4/5: An aerial view of the floral carpet next to the War Memorial on North Terrace, Adelaide on 25th October 1936. People are also viewing floral decorations around the base of the War Memorial, across from the Institute building.
PRG 287/1/4/6: A rustic hut with a large chimney stack under a tree at Loxton in the South Australian Riverland.
PRG 287/1/4/7: A small house is set among trees next to a stream at Renmark in the South Australian Riverland. A family is visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/8: A man dressed for panning gold is standing next to his hut at the Mongolata Goldfield, Burra, in South Australia's near north. Details of his equipment and provisions are visible.
PRG 287/1/4/9: A gold fossicker's hut at the Mongolata Goldfield at Burra in the near north of South Australia. The rough hut is constructed from sheets of iron and dug into the side of a bank.
PRG 287/1/4/10: Four gold fossickers' huts at the Mongolata Goldfield at Burra in the near north of South Australia. The rough huts, which are dug into an eroded bank, are constructed from sheets of iron and canvas.
PRG 287/1/4/11: The beach shelter next to Lake Bonney at Barmera.
PRG 287/1/4/12: The swimming area and beach on Lake Bonney at Barmera.
PRG 287/1/4/13: Close up of War Memorial in centre of Kooringa, now known as Burra.
PRG 287/1/4/14: The War Memorial in the centre of Kooringa, now known as Burra, in the Mid North of South Australia. Coverdale the Chemist, Billiard Saloon, Fruiterers, Pedersons Boot Makers, Commerical Bank of South Australia and Browns Bakery can be seen in the background. The rotunda is also visible.
PRG 287/1/4/15: The church and houses on the slopes of a small hill at Burra in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/4/16: A low building is surrounded by slab fences, verandah, a few bushes and bare, rocky ground. Used as the post office at the Mongolata Goldfields near Kooringa (Burra), this structure sits at the base of hills and rock outcroppings, with trees growing sparsely on the lower slopes. Mr Robjohns' car is parked in foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/17: Uncaptioned photo of huts under the trees at Mongolata Goldfields near Burra in the Mid North of South Australia.
PRG 287/1/4/18: A street scene from Greenock near Nuriootpa. Four cars are parked near premises on the main road.
PRG 287/1/4/19: A cross road in the centre of Riverton.
PRG 287/1/4/20: View of the brick and stone steeple of St. George's Anglican Church at Gawler, with iron front gate visible.
PRG 287/1/4/21: A view of the church hall, the lower half of the steeple, and front grounds of the Holy Trinity Church at Riverton.
PRG 287/1/4/22: A group of women crossing the bridge at Gawler in South Australia. Shopfronts and a Penfolds Ports sign are visible in distance.
PRG 287/1/4/23: A man looking over the River Murray from a landing at Tailem Bend. A stretch of coastal dunes and the road leading over the dunes to the ferry are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/24: A view of Murray Bridge from the east. The raised road is visible crossing the flood plain of the River Murray.
PRG 287/1/4/25: A car parked under a large river red gum tree on the banks of the River Murray at Renmark.
PRG 287/1/4/26: The view of the wide River Murray from the balcony of the Renmark Hotel. Palm trees line the river bank reserve.
PRG 287/1/4/27: A view from the balcony of the Renmark Hotel over the River Murray, with the reserve, palm trees and water tanks on stands in the foreground. Water towers are visible in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/28: The River Murray flooding its banks near Renmark. Large gum trees are underwater.
PRG 287/1/4/29: A house and landing amongst the reeds and willows on the banks of the River Murray in South Australia. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/4/30: Close-up view of the concrete walls of Lock Number 5 on the River Murray, near Loxton or Renmark. The water level is visible, and details of buildings are visible on the river bank.
PRG 287/1/4/31: The trunk of the canoe tree at Loxton showing the area where the bark has been stripped away by local Aborigines to make a canoe.
PRG 287/1/4/32: A close up view of the Reverend V.F. Meyer squatting on the ground to pat his dog. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/4/33: The Lutheran Church at Kapunda in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/4/34: Street scene at Renmark showing a church, large house Mr Robjohns' car.
PRG 287/1/4/35: A man entering a striped tent at Loxton. Mr Robjohns' car is parked nearby.
PRG 287/1/4/36: A man sitting on the running board of the car (Mr Robjohns'?), and having a cup of tea under an enormous river red gum. The photograph was taken in the countryside near Littlehampton.
PRG 287/1/4/37: The Hall of Industries and surrounding buildings at the Adelaide Royal Show at Wayville in 1936. A group of women are seated on the grass under a palm near a 'Trams' sign, and people are walking in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/38: The central arena at the Adelaide Show Grounds at Wayville in South Australia in 1936. The Clydesdale horses are being judged. In the foreground are the silhouettes of men wearing brimmed hats.
PRG 287/1/4/39: Boys stacking firewood at a camp at Gumeracha in South Australia. Their tents are nearby.
PRG 287/1/4/40: Two unidentified 'cottages' at Gumeracha, one of which is possibly a shop with a verandah. The other, which is made of stone with an iron roof and tall chimney, is possibly a factory.
PRG 287/1/4/41: A large gum tree on the banks of the River Torrens at Gumeracha.
PRG 287/1/4/42: Peaceful image of trees reflected in the river at Gawler. There are buildings and a windmill in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/43: Three ladies and two men enjoying a picnic in the grass near Kangarilla on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/4/44: Grassland dotted with enormous gum trees and tree stumps near Kangarilla.
PRG 287/1/4/45: Grassland dotted with large gum trees and three horses near Kangarilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/4/46: Buildings on the campus of the University of Adelaide. The Adelaide Hills can be seen faintly in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/47: Rowing race on the River Torrens, with a black swan in the foreground. Many spectators are watching the race from the Adelaide Bridge.
PRG 287/1/4/48: Chalmers [Free] Church, now Scots Church, on the corner of North Terrace and Pulteney Street, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/4/49: Dignitaries at the Coronation Parade on the Torrens Parade Ground in Adelaide on 12 May 1937. The official party has just arrived and will be inspecting the troops.
PRG 287/1/4/50: John Martin Department Store ('Johnnies') frontage in Rundle Street, Adelaide, decorated for the Coronation parade on 12 May 1937. A sign says 'Long live the King' and cutouts of a royal carriage and soldiers adorn the front of the store. Pedestrians are crossing the street in front of row of parked cars.
PRG 287/1/4/51: The Womens War Memorial Cross of Sacrifice located at King William Road and Pennington Terrace, Pennington Gardens, North Adelaide. The Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/52: The Rowing Club on the banks of the Torrens Lake in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/4/53: Looking through the gardens towards St .Peters Cathedral, near Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. A gazebo built on the paths leading to the Cathedral is visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/54: St. Peters Cathedral seen from inside the Adelaide Cricket Club Oval, with a white picket fence and hedge in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/55: A young man is standing with one foot on the steps leading to the Angas Memorial in Angas Gardens, North Adelaide. A large bronze angel adorns the steps of the memorial.
PRG 287/1/4/56: A view of cars and traffic at the intersection of North Terrace and King William Road in Adelaide. St Peters Cathedral spires can be seen to the north, and the Boer War Memorial and gates of Government House appear in the foreground. A maze of tram line wires are visible overhead.
PRG 287/1/4/57: A front view of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and nearby buildings on Market Street, Kooringa, now Burra, taken from a distance. In the foreground is a fenced footpath and footbridge surrounded by open land.
PRG 287/1/4/58: A stone house is visible behind a row of tall gum trees, possibly in a reserve, at Kooringa, now Burra. Other buildings and a long, low hill are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/59: Close up view of part of the Kooringa Hotel, Kingston Street, Burra.
PRG 287/1/4/60: Street view of a large house with a long picket fence in Kooringa, now Burra. Two large trees are growing on the verge.
PRG 287/1/4/61: A house on grassland dotted with large gum trees at Wattle Park. The Adelaide Hills face can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/62: This old quarry face is possibly located at Stonyfell in the Adelaide Foothills near Wattle Park. A man and a lady are standing on the rocks at the top of the quarry partially hidden by trees. A researcher suggests that the photographer may have been referring to the Sunset Rock quarry near Stirling. He visited that area of the Hills fairly often.
PRG 287/1/4/63: A lady standing on Sunset Rock in the Old Quarry possibly at Stonyfell in the Adelaide Foothills. A researcher suggests that the photographer may have been referring to the Sunset Rock quarry near Stirling. He visited that area of the Hills fairly often.
PRG 287/1/4/64: A 'T' junction at Burnside with wooded hills in the background. Large gum trees and grasslands prevail.
PRG 287/1/4/65: An enormous river red gum stands at the junction of two roads at Woodforde, near Magill. In the background, trees in blossom can be seen in an orchard next to a house located near the foothills. [Suggested by J. Marshland that this is the corner of Woodforde Road and St Bernard's Road (formerly Queen's Terrace). The big gum tree on the corner is still there as is the fence strainer post on the corner.]
PRG 287/1/4/66: A footbridge made of wood slabs and pipe spans the creek in Hazelwood Park. Swings can be seen in the background near a house. The photograph is taken looking east towards the Adelaide Foothills.
PRG 287/1/4/67: Olive Groves on the Adelaide Foothills at Stonyfell.
PRG 287/1/4/68: A view of Murray Park House through the trees, on St Bernard's Road at Magill.
PRG 287/1/4/69: A bend in the road at Stonyfell with part of the quarry face visible in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/70: St. Georges Church of England (Anglican) at Woodforde on St. Bernards Road near Magill.
PRG 287/1/4/71: The Robjohns house at Kensington Gardens, viewed from open land at the rear. Several large eucalyptus trees and a 'for sale' sign are in the foreground, and the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/72: A large gum tree dwarfing other gums at the Kensington Gardens reserve, in the suburb of Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/4/73: Hedges and roof tops are visible across open lawn at Kensington Gardens reserve. Foot paths and old gum trees are in the foreground and the wooded Adelaide Hills are in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/74: A view across Kensington Gardens reserve showing two large gum trees amongst others. A wooden bench is beneath one of the gums, with a road and electrical poles visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/75: An old stone cottage at Magill, which houses meetings for the Toc H members.
PRG 287/1/4/76: A turnip which has been allowed to grow in a china jug of water. It has sprouted leaves and flowers. This subject must have taken the photographer's [William Arthur Robjohns] fancy.
PRG 287/1/4/77: A street view of the Bank of New South Wales building at the corner of North Terrace and King William Street, Adelaide, with tram wires and traffic light pole visible at centre. The photograph has been taken diagonally opposite so both sides of the building can be seen, with cars and pedestrians in the background.
PRG 287/1/4/78: The University Footbridge crossing from Adelaide University to North Adelaide across the River Torrens. The ornamental gardens on the river bank can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/79: View of the Piccadilly Valley from Mount Lofty. Farms in the valley are visible amongst the fields and trees.
PRG 287/1/4/80: Boy Scouts camping in the grounds of Lochiel Park at Campbelltown in South Australia. They have raised the Union Jack from a gum tree and have pitched a tent.
PRG 287/1/4/81: A photograph of vivid lightning over the tree tops, taken during a storm on 'Saturday'.
PRG 287/1/4/82: A photograph of dark, menacing storm clouds over a rooftop and the illuminated white bark of a large gum tree, with electrical wires visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/83: View of the entrance to the office of Dr Alfred Austin Lendon, physician and medical historian, on North Terrace, opposite the Museum and Art Gallery. Two cars are parked at angles to the kerb. The photographer's caption reads, 'Dr'.
PRG 287/1/4/84: View of the entrance to the ANZ Bank, now referred to as the Edmund Wright House, at 59 King William Street, Adelaide. Pedestrians are enjoying the sunshine and a car is parked at the kerb. The photographer's caption reads, 'National Bank' (sic).
PRG 287/1/4/85: A lady in summer clothes walking by Dr Lendon's house on North Terrace, Adelaide. The house has rounded turrets capped with copper tiles.
PRG 287/1/4/86: A house on the corner of East Terrace and Kensington Road at Kensington Park, South Australia. The light coloured (stone?) house, which has a steep tiled roof, is surrounded by gum trees and a low brick fence.
PRG 287/1/4/87: A house on the corner of Halletts Road and Kensington Road at Wattle Park in South Australia. A view from the street shows two new brick and stone houses, one with a modern garage door.
PRG 287/1/4/88: A forest of gum trees, some planted in rows on a grassy slope, possibly in the National Park at Belair.
PRG 287/1/4/89: A cream brick house with tile roof. A man is building a raised garden surrounded by rocks. There is a large toy pedal car and a wicker chair on the verandah, and a pile of rubble in the lower corner.
PRG 287/1/4/90: A grove of eucalyptus trees, possibly in the National Park at Belair. They are leaning over standing water, the trunks reflected clearly in the pool.
PRG 287/1/4/91: View of a section of frontage of the Australian Mutual Provident Society Building, North Terrace, Adelaide. The photograph focuses on the statue on the building facade.
PRG 287/1/4/92: A view of the railway tracks and platforms at Belair Station in the Adelaide Hills. A train is approaching from the east, and several people are waiting on the platform, behind which tall pine trees are visible.
PRG 287/1/4/93: Clarke's Riverton Hotel is a single storey stone and brick building with potted palms under the front verandah. A sign above the door states that the proprietor is Jack Clarke. Another sign advertises 'West End' beer.
PRG 287/1/4/94: View looking north on Torrens Road, Riverton's wide main street. Stone buildings, two storey verandahs, street trees, foot paths and several vehicles are visible.
PRG 287/1/4/95: Frontage of the Riverton Service Store. This attractive two storey building has a frock and millinery showroom and sells drapery as well as ladies and children's wear. A large balcony overhangs the front verandah.
PRG 287/1/4/96: A dray loaded with bags, and pulled by a team of four horses, is crossing the main road in Riverton. The Anglican church is visible throught the trees, and a cyclist is crossing the road in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/97: A lady wearing a hat, possibly Mrs Alice Robjohns, is standing next to a bridge over the road in Riverton. Behind her is a a footpath across a large, open reserve edged with gum trees.
PRG 287/1/4/98: A view of shops and buildings along one side of Torrens Road, Riverton's main street. Store front signs include Riverton Service Stores and Matthews Shop.
PRG 287/1/4/99: A view of businesses along one side of the main street in Riverton, Torrens Road. Shop front signs include Riverton Service Stores and Matthews Shop. Mr Robjohns' car is parked under the shade of a large peppercorn tree in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/100: View of Lawrences the Tobacconist shop on the southern corner of Rundle Street and King William Street, with the 'Capstan Clock' sign overhead. G.W. Cox the jewellers and Fanes Shoe shop are nextdoor. Pedestrians dressed for warm weather are crossing the street, and the Haigh's chocolate sign is visible at left.
PRG 287/1/4/101: Five cars are parked outside the Bank of New South Wales in Adelaide, which was previously housed the Savings Bank of South Australia.
PRG 287/1/4/102: Tall buildings lining King William Street, Adelaide, can be seen from the entrance to Government House on North Terrace. A car and pedestrians are passing the Boer War Memorial statue in the road.
PRG 287/1/4/103: Front view of the Caledonian Inn at Robe. The long, two storey stone building is covered in vines, and a picket fence runs along the footpath. At the rear, a gable roof allows for ocean views through second storey windows. An incomplete caption reads, 'Old Houses at'.
PRG 287/1/4/104: A tree-lined street in Corryton, now part of Kensington Gardens. It is bordered by fences, hedges and electrical poles, and the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/105: A view, framed by palm trees, of a very large, two storey house at Corryton in Kensington Gardens, with the Adelaide Hills face in the background. Dense vegetation surrounds the building, which contains apartments or flats. The expansive iron roof, double chimneys, ornate second storey verandahs, and decorative finials are visible above the foliage.
PRG 287/1/4/106: Front view of 'Devonia' house, Sandford Street, Kensington Gardens. An untidy hedge fronts the entrance to this white painted stone cottage. A steep, corrugated iron hip roof with deep overhang provides shade under the eaves.
PRG 287/1/4/107: A diagonal view of 'Devonia' house, Sandford Street, Kensington Gardens. A variety of fences and undtidy hedges line the rough footpath and kerb in front of the stone cottage. Large chimneys are visible above the iron hip roof.
PRG 287/1/4/108: A small cottage in Jervois Street, Magill, with corrugated iron siding. The house has a side garden and a return verandah that opens onto the street.
PRG 287/1/4/109: Jagged rocks on the cliff at the southern end of Nora Creina Bay near Robe in the South East of South Australia.
PRG 287/1/4/110: A detailed view of two car and caravan parties set up for camping along a stretch of the Coorong in South Australia's South East. The caravans, camping gear, people, and background vegetation are visible.
PRG 287/1/4/111: Rowing boats next to Jolley's Boathouse near the Adelaide City Bridge, King William Road.
PRG 287/1/4/112: View of the Floral Carpet surrounded by spectators, taken from an upper storey of Shell House on North Terrace on 20 April 1938. Looking east towards the War Memorial, buildings in Kintore Avenue and along North Terrace, including the State Library, South Australian Museum, and Art Gallery, can also be seen.
PRG 287/1/4/113: Spectators viewing floral displays outside the Shell Building, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 20 April 1938. Bricks, pots, and lattice have been used to create a temporary garden next to the foopath.
PRG 287/1/4/114: Spectators viewing floral displays outside the Shell Building, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 20 April 1938. Bricks, pots, and lattice have been used to create a temporary garden next to the foopath.
PRG 287/1/4/115: A view from Shell House looking down on the construction of Parliament House on the corner of North Terrace and King William Road, Adelaide. Two cranes are visible on the roof of Parliament House. The photo was taken on 20 April 1938.
PRG 287/1/4/116: A view of the scaffolding around Parliament House on North Terrace in Adelaide. The pillars in front of the building are being erected. The photograph was taken on 21 April 1938.
PRG 287/1/4/117: New houses and empty blocks of land on Kensington Road at Erindale, with the wooded Adelaide Hills in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/118: View of a two storey house on Myall Avenue, Erindale, with a large black dog facing the photographer in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/4/119: A lone, tall gum tree stands in the foreground of this view of a large white house at Erindale. The house is surrounded by trees and grassland near the base of the densely wooded Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/4/120: A view of the Romalo Winery on the corner of The Parade and Penfold Road at Auldana, Burnside. The winery buildings can be seen behind a thick yew hedge.
PRG 287/1/4/121: Willow trees and dense undergrowth growing next to the creek flowing through Magill.
PRG 287/1/4/122: The banks of the River Torrens as it meanders through the Torrens Gorge.
PRG 287/1/4/123: The Methodist Church, hall and rectory at Magill. Across the road are empty fields.
PRG 287/1/4/124: Millbrook Reservoir near Chain of Ponds in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/4/125: Passengers standing on the platform of Belair Railway Station. A steam train is approaching.
PRG 287/1/4/126: Statue of Colonel William Light on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide, overlooking city of Adelaide buildings.
PRG 287/1/4/127: Statue of Colonel William Light on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide. The spires of St Peter's Anglican Cathedral and the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/4/128: Statue of Colonel William Light on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/4/129: A beautifully proportioned bare whych elm (witch elm) tree in a fenced field, with woods in the distance. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/4/130: A beautifully proportioned bare whych elm (witch elm) tree in a field, with farm buildings in the distance. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/4/131: A grove of trees, mainly eucalyptus, surrounded by shrubs and lawn, possibly in a reserve (location unknown). A rainwater tank can be seen through the trees.
PRG 287/1/5/1: Uncaptioned photo of horse and foal, standing in a treeless paddock, and eating from a trough. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/5/2: A cricket match being played at Long Gully in Belair National Park in the Adelaide Hills. Cars are parked along the edge.
PRG 287/1/5/3: Men are playing cricket at Long Gully picnic ground in Belair National Park in the Adelaide Hills. Cars are parked under tall trees, and several women and children are visible along the edges.
PRG 287/1/5/4: A large gum tree in a reserve at Kensington Gardens near Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/5/5: A track winding through a reserve at Kensington Gardens near Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/5/6: A large 'Spanish' style house with tile roof at Kensington Park stands by itself at the foot of the wooded Adelaide Hills. Dark clouds hover over the hills. Telephone poles are visible and a old eucalyptus stands nearby.
PRG 287/1/5/7: A close up view of the trunks of several large gum trees in Kensington Gardens, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/5/8: Brick church building, possibly used as a private residence at Kensington Gardens in South Australia. A neatly clipped edge and front entrance are visible.
PRG 287/1/5/9: A fruit tree is growing in the rear garden of a small cottage with a corrugated iron, lean-to roof. In the foreground is a post and wire fence gate, possibly leading to a laneway. Location is possibly Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/5/10: An olive grove growing in the hills at Beaumont, South Australia. The photographer's car is parked on the side of the dirt road.
PRG 287/1/5/11: View of the photographer's car parked at the side of a dirt road next to an olive grove at Beaumont in the Adelaide Hills. Two men and a woman are standing by the car.
PRG 287/1/5/12: Looking east along North Terrace from outside Adelaide Railway Station. The Railway Terminus Hotel is opposite the station. The South Australian Hotel is further along North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/5/13: Looking across North Terrace toward the Adelaide Railway Station. Old Parliament House is next door and several cars are in the street.
PRG 287/1/5/14: Picnickers admiring Cox Creek at Bridgewater. Large boulders and cliffs surround the creek.
PRG 287/1/5/15: Groups of picnickers admiring Cox Creek, Bridgewater, from rocks along its edge. Water is flowing rapidly over small waterfalls, with outcrops and thick vegetation also visible.
PRG 287/1/5/16: A dramatic view of a small waterfall, with swift water flowing over boulders at Cox Creek, Bridgewater.
PRG 287/1/5/17: A pall of smoke hanging over the rooftops at Bridgewater in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/5/18: A red brick house, Tudor style detail, at Bridgewater. The owners are the Thompsons, possible friends of William Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/5/19: View loloking west from Moseley Square, with the Pioneer Memorial on the left, and part of the Glenelg Town Hall on the right. Tramway wires criss-cross the sky.
PRG 287/1/5/20: BRIGHTON: Memorial Arch. Arch of Remembrance war memorial at the entrance to the Brighton jetty in South Australia. The hills can be seen in the distance, south of Holdfast Bay.
PRG 287/1/5/21: Looking north across the Torrens Lake towards Pinky Flat. Swans and gulls are enjoying the shallows of a mudflat.
PRG 287/1/5/22: A view of the River Torrens taken from outside of the Adelaide Zoo looking across to grassy park land along War Memorial Drive. The dome of the Exhibition Building, since demolished, is visible on the horizon. The opposite river bank is steep. The caption reads, 'Torrens Lake, Adelaide' (sic).
PRG 287/1/5/23: A view of the South Australian National War Memorial on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue, Adelaide. Three women wearing coats are paying their respects, and a car with rumble seat is parked in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/5/24: A southeasterly view of the Torrens Training Depot, and the Torrens Parade Ground, with a canon sitting on the empty army parade ground. Palm trees and a hedge can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/5/25: A westerly view of the River Torrens and a dredger working under the University Footbridge. University of Adelaide buildings can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/26: Ornamental gardens, stone work, steps and lamp posts on the banks of the River Torrens near the University of Adelaide. St Peter's Cathedral spires can be seen in the distance. The caption reads, 'Torrens Lake' (sic).
PRG 287/1/5/27: Photograph of a bend in the River Torrens, looking toward the University of Adelaide footbridge, from a river bank near the entrance to the Zoo. A number of University buildings are visible in the distance, including George Murray Building, Union House and Cloisters, and Lady Symon Building.
PRG 287/1/5/28: Looking south across the City Bridge towards North Terrace, Adelaide. Jolleys's Boathouse can be seen through the palings on the banks of the river. Tree lined King William Road leads uphill and the General Post Office can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/5/29: A view of Rectory Street at Pinnaroo, including four houses set along the wide, dirt street, and a woman walking on the footpath.
PRG 287/1/5/30: The Roman Catholic Church and rectory at Pinnaroo, with fence and palm tree in the front yard. A water tank and windmill are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/31: People are standing on the footpath of Pinnaroo's main street on a Friday, shopfronts visible in the background. Men and women are wearing hats, and cars are parked along the kerb in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/5/32: The golf links at Pinnaroo showing the sandy soil.
PRG 287/1/5/33: Landscape and a bare tree under a cloudy sky, possibly a sunset. Location not identified by photographer.
PRG 287/1/5/34: The last rays of light catching the waves as they crash against the rocks. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/5/35: Clouds above a grassy field with a line of treetops on the horizon. One of five photos in a sequence (PRG 287/1/5/35-39). Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/5/36: Clouds above a grassy field with a line of treetops on the horizon. One of five photos in a sequence (PRG 287/1/5/35-39). Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/5/37: Clouds above a grassy field with a line of treetops on the horizon. One of five photos in a sequence (PRG 287/1/5/35-39). Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/5/38: Clouds above a grassy field with a line of treetops on the horizon. One of five photos in a sequence (PRG 287/1/5/35-39). Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/5/39: Clouds above a grassy field with a line of treetops on the horizon. One of five photos in a sequence (PRG 287/1/5/35-39). Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/5/40: Factory and outbuildings of Glen Ewin Jam Factory at Houghton in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/5/41: Factory and outbuildings in the valley at Glen Ewin Jam Factory at Houghton in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/5/42: Four turkeys in a paddock next to gum trees at 'Netherlands', Parrakie, near Lameroo, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/5/43: Close up view of 'Brownie', the Kelpie dog, on a farm at Netherlands at Parrakie, near Lameroo.
PRG 287/1/5/44: Furry colts grazing in a paddock amongst low growing eucalyptus trees, or mallee, at 'Netherlands', Parrakie, near Lameroo. A water pipe is visible on the edge of the frame.
PRG 287/1/5/45: A grove of tall eucalyptus and native fur trees near Brookside, Tranmere. Houses are visible in the distance.
PRG 287/1/5/46: View of a large gum tree, dense vegetation and flowers near Brookside, Tranmere, with hillside in the distance.
PRG 287/1/5/47: View of a very large gum tree with houses, open land and hills in the distance.
PRG 287/1/5/48: A tram at Kensington Gardens tram terminus heading towards the city. The Adelaide Hills are in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/49: The Congregational Church at Kensington Gardens, with a wooden paling fence in a bad state of repair.
PRG 287/1/5/50: A car parked outside the Post Office at Parrakie near Lameroo.
PRG 287/1/5/51: Bridge over Third Creek at Magill, with woods in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/52: Tranmere House, a mansion at Tranmere, South Australia, surrounded by fruit trees and tall palms. A tower, cupola, dormer windows and five chimneys are visible on the house. The mansion is heritage listed and is in private ownership today, located at 3 Kings Grove, Tranmere.
PRG 287/1/5/53: Boat sheds, picnic shelters and gum trees on the edge of Silver Lake, Mylor, in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/5/54: Boat sheds, picnic shelters and gum trees on the edge of Silver Lake, Mylor, in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/5/55: A close up view of picnic shelters and boat shed at Silver Lake, Mylor, on the site of an abandoned gold mine.
PRG 287/1/5/56: Two young boys standing in front of the picnic shelters and boat shed at Silver Lake, Mylor, on the site of an abandoned gold mine. The boys are possibly Tom and Jack Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/5/57: A bend in the road near Kangarilla. Paddocks slope down to the road, with fences and a lone electrical pole visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/58: Boys paddling a canoe on Silver Lake, Mylor, with picnic shelters across the lake.
PRG 287/1/5/59: Flinders Column on the top of Mount Lofty in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/5/60: A view from Mount Lofty in the Adelaide Hills across the farming land of the Piccadilly Valley.
PRG 287/1/5/61: The intersection of Main Road, Shepherds Hill Road and Coromandel Parade at Blackwood. A large church dominates the intersection. Trucks, concrete stobie poles (electrical poles), and a 'Savings Bank of South Australia' sign are visible.
PRG 287/1/5/62: A steam roller is driving through the intersection of Main Road, Shepherds Hill Road and Coromandel Parade, Blackwood. A large church dominates the intersection, and a signpost points down Main Road towards Clarendon and Kangarilla. A truck and motorbike are parked next to a shopfront.
PRG 287/1/5/63: Cars parked inside the grounds of Centennial Hall at the Adelaide Showground on Goodwood Road, Wayville. The main gate is visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/64: View of Centennial Hall at the Adelaide Showground on Goodwood Road, Wayville, with cars parked inside the grounds. The main gate is visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/65: Uncaptioned photo of spring time blossoms on branches.
PRG 287/1/5/66: Uncaptioned photo of a teenaged girl reaching up to admire the spring blossoms in the yard. The girl, who is wearing a knitwear skirt and top with a cardigan, is possibly Joyce Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/5/67: The town of Clarendon, nestling in the valley beyond a paddock.
PRG 287/1/5/68: The road bridge over the Onkaparinga River at Clarendon in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/5/69: A parklike setting at Wattle Park where flowers nestle under tall gums.
PRG 287/1/5/70: A parklike setting at Wattle Park with tall gums. A garden hedge is in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/71: A stone hut and decorative wooden bridge in Tusmore Park in Tusmore, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/5/72: Children playing on the seesaw and in the creek near a decorative bridge in Tusmore Park, Tusmore.
PRG 287/1/5/73: A track leading through Kensington Gardens, past an old river red gum tree.
PRG 287/1/5/74: A wooden bench sits below a very old gum tree in Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/5/75: Densely wooded Black Hill at Athelstone is in the distance, with grassland and forest in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/5/76: A man and a boy standing in front of a large gum tree at Maryvale, near Black Hill at Athelstone.
PRG 287/1/5/77: Cows grazing on the grasslands at Murray Park Magill. A house and outbuildings are in the background.
PRG 287/1/5/78: Two people walking along a wooded road near Murray Park, Magill. A meadow is visible beyond tall gum trees.
PRG 287/1/5/79: Tower Hotel on the corner of Magill Road and St Bernard Road, Magill. A 'West End' beer advertisement is attached to a balcony, and tram line wires are visible overhead.
PRG 287/1/5/80: Top of Magill Road leading east toward a sparsely wooded hill.Tram lines are visible in the centre of the road, which is lined by stobie poles (electrical poles).
PRG 287/1/5/81: The road winding through Woodford near Magill. Rows of produce can be seen growing in the fields. A small dog is standing near a bridge or culvert.
PRG 287/1/5/82: Two horses are enjoying the shade in a paddock, probably near Woodford, Magill.
PRG 287/1/5/83: Small, mounted commercial photograph of Lake Hayes, on the South Island of New Zealand, dated April, 1936 (photographer unknown).
PRG 287/1/5/84: Looking through the archway and gates towards Nottingham Abbey in England.
PRG 287/1/5/85: Statue of Colonel William Light at North Adelaide on Montefiore Hill.
PRG 287/1/5/86: Decorations in a Belfast street to welcome the King's visit. Children are waiting under the decorated archway. Union Jack flags and banners wave.
PRG 287/1/5/87: Elaborate street decorations in Belfast for the King's Visit. The archway reads, 'Welcome to Ulster'. On the footpath is a woman pulling a wooden cart, and children pushing a pram.
PRG 287/1/5/88: A decorative archway spans a Belfast street for the 'Royal Visit'. It is decorated with Union Jack flags and portraits of the King and Queen. A group of men are standing around a ladder, and young boys are in the street nearby.
PRG 287/1/6/1: View of King William Street, south from Government House on North Terrace. An entry form for 'The News' Best Photograph Competition for amateur photographers is attached to the reverse, with W.A. Robjohns' address recorded as '218 Shell House, Adelaide'. Pedestrians and cars crossing the busy intersection next to the Boer War Memorial. The Gresham Hotel, the English, Scottish and Australian Bank, and the A.M.P. building are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/6/2: An old stone gateway with turrets spans a quiet street lined with shops and flats in Salisbury, England. A horse pulling a wagon loaded with a steel milk container is stopped along the kerb, and two men in army uniform are walking on the footpath.
PRG 287/1/6/3: A weir on the River Avon near Salisbury, England. Sheep are grazing on the river bank.
PRG 287/1/6/4: The church at Braunton in North Devon, England. The graveyard surrounds this church with its steeple and stained glass windows.
PRG 287/1/6/5: A sprawling brick building surrounded by a fence and gravel yard, possibly a school, stands in a field near Larkhill in Wiltshire, England. A man in World War I army uniform is standing on the road in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/6/6: The old Jerusalem Inn built into the cliff face in Nottingham, England.
PRG 287/1/6/7: A horse and cart travelling over a low, three arched bridge near Wareham, Dorset, England.
PRG 287/1/6/8: Overgrown graveyard next to the church at Andover, Hampshire, England.
PRG 287/1/6/9: A lady is standing in the square in front of the clock tower in a village near Shaftsbury, Dorset, England.
PRG 287/1/6/10: Wide view of three storey terrace houses, which run for several blocks off a square in Bath, Somerset, England. A two tiered fountain stands in the centre of the square.
PRG 287/1/6/11: A view from an upper window onto the shops lining a road in Ealing, North London, England. A tram can be seen coming down the road, and several trucks and pedestrians are also visible.
PRG 287/1/6/12: A church spire and cemetery at Braunton, North Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/6/13: Two ladies, one of them possibly Alice Robjohns, outside the Manor House Inn in a village in North Devon (location not identified).
PRG 287/1/6/14: A row of stone cottages on the side of a lane in a village in North Devon, England. Two women, one who is using two walking sticks, are standing outside one of the cottages.
PRG 287/1/6/15: Rugged coastline and harbour at Ilfracombe, North Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/6/16: Passengers walking on the platform of the station at Braunton, Devon, England. A steam train has just departed.
PRG 287/1/6/17: Country road lined with hedges, with the rooftops and chimneys of South Wiltshire, England in the background. A person is walking on the road in the distance.
PRG 287/1/6/18: A busy shopping street in Bradford, Wiltshire, England showing a church steeple and, possibly, the town hall, in the background. A man in uniform, women and children, and men with bicycles are visible.
PRG 287/1/6/19: Children walking towards the bridge over the river at Bradford, Wiltshire, England. A brick tower, electrical poles, dog and town buildings are clearly visible.
PRG 287/1/6/20: A woman, possibly Alice Robjohns, is sitting next to a footpath on the edge of a canal near Stourbridge, West Midlands, England.
PRG 287/1/6/21: A man in army uniform is standing on worn paving stones outside the Tithe Barn near Bradford-on-Avon, Shaftesbury, England. The early 14th century building, which has a long, slate roof, was used to store farm produce, as a form of taxation, on the medieval farmstead of Shaftesbury Abbey.
PRG 287/1/6/22: The Saxon Church on a sloping road at Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, England.
PRG 287/1/6/23: Stone-carved Stations of the Cross built into the hillside outside the church, possibly in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, England.
PRG 287/1/6/24: Men, women and children enjoying the ambience of the Botanic Gardens from the footpath around a fountain in Main Lake. The Museum of Economic Botany is in the background. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/25: Women and children enjoying a visit to the Palm House in the Botanic Gardens. Details of peoples' clothing, and the lawns and landscaping around the glass house, are visible. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/26: Women sitting under a large blue gum tree in the Botanic Gardens, Adelaide. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/27: The ornamental lake in the Botanic Gardens. Part of the island can be seen in the photograph. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/28: View of a fountain in the lake at the Botanic Gardens. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/29: A crowd of people outside the kiosk at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. A rustic wooden bridge crosses the lake from the kiosk. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/30: Picnickers sitting on the grass in Botanic Park, adjacent to Adelaide Botanic Gardens. A whicker pram is near a group of women wearing dresses and hats, and a man in suit and hat.
PRG 287/1/6/31: Men, women and children strolling near an ornamental lake in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/32: Women and children sitting on the grass under a palm tree near the pond in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/33: A view of the Main Lake and fountain in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens, with buildings, possibly the kiosk, in the background. Album caption reads, 'Botanic Park'.
PRG 287/1/6/34: View of the First Linden Park Scout Hall on its completion in 1938. Construction debris is visible near the front verandah. The brick building is named Gilbert Wood Scout Hall.
PRG 287/1/6/35: An enormous eucalyptus tree growing behind a hedge near the side of Burnside Road (possibly known now as Glynburn Road). The Adelaide foothills can be seen towards the south.
PRG 287/1/6/36: The view from the Bullock Track appears to be over the eastern plains of Adelaide. This would position the track approximately at Wattle Park, Stonyfell or Auldana.
PRG 287/1/6/37: A fenced walkway is visible along a rock outcropping above a cliff near Victor Harbor, South Australia. The cliff forms the end of a bay which has gentle surf rolling in towards the beach. According to a researcher, this is Petrel Cove, adjacent to the Bluff.
PRG 287/1/6/38: Looking from the top of Granite Island towards Victor Harbor. The entire length of the causeway can be seen linking the island to Victor Harbor foreshore, along with a clear view of the causeway jetty.
PRG 287/1/6/39: Surf rolling in, possibly near Petrel Cove north of The Bluff at Victor Habor, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/6/40: Surf rolling in, possibly near Petrel Cove north of The Bluff at Victor Habor, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/6/41: Waves breaking on rocks at Encounter Bay near Victor Harbor. The Bluff (Rosetta Head) is visible in the distance.
PRG 287/1/6/42: Narrow coastal road leading through paddocks from the edge of Encounter Bay (town), near Victor Harbor, towards the bay and The Bluff (Rosetta Head). A barn is the only building visible on the coast.
PRG 287/1/6/43: View of the beach at low tide, location not identified, with large rounded boulders exposed. A woman wearing a hat is seated on a rock facing the beach.
PRG 287/1/6/44: A house and out buildings are standing in a fence-lined paddock facing a beach on Encounter Bay, location not identified.
PRG 287/1/6/45: The road leading towards the new Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/6/46: View of dam above Mount Bold Reservoir after its completion. Visitors, including two nuns, can be seen inspecting the new dam walls.
PRG 287/1/6/47: Wide view (enlargement) of the new Mount Bold Dam and Reservoir. The construction site, retaining walls, water cascading over the concrete wall, and vegetation on the slopes above the flooded land are clearly visible.
PRG 287/1/6/48: Mount Bold Reservoir and dam. View is taken from above the reservoir, looking towards the top of the concrete wall, with terraced hill slopes and vegetation across the water.
PRG 287/1/6/49: View of Mount Bold Reservoir, looking towards the water cascading over the top of the dam wall, with visitors looking on.
PRG 287/1/6/50: The quarry where metal was obtained for the construction of the Mount Bold Reservoir and dam in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/6/51: A long flight of stairs leading down from the road towards the water level of the Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/6/52: Uncaptioned photo of cars parked next to the Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia, looking across the lake to the opposite slope.
PRG 287/1/6/53: Uncaptioned photo of visitors and their dog walking up stairs near the Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia. A thatched picnic shelter is visible.
PRG 287/1/6/54: The lake before it is completely filled at the Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia. Trees and shrubs are visible before being submerged.
PRG 287/1/6/55: A view of the lake at the Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia. The thatched roof of a picnic shelter and a parked car can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/6/56: The weir below the dam at the Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia. The concrete weir contrasts against the masses of loose rocks in the valley.
PRG 287/1/6/57: View of a steep valley, with densely wooded slopes and an exposed terrace, taken from the Mount Bold Dam.
PRG 287/1/6/58: Gravel road, and safety fence, above the Mount Bold Reservoir, with a view of the wooded valley in distance.
PRG 287/1/6/59: A man, woman and two children standing on the edge of the 'return road' around Mount Bold Reservoir in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/6/60: Three camels, all wearing saddles, and two male riders travelling on a road to the beach, possibly near Victor Harbor on 22nd December 1938.
PRG 287/1/6/61: Three camels, all wearing saddles, and two male riders travelling on a road to the beach, possibly near Victor Harbor on 22nd December 1938.
PRG 287/1/6/62: A view from West Terrace towards Kensington Road at Erindale in South Australia. A house with tile roof and three chimney stacks can be seen, and the hills are in the background.
PRG 287/1/6/63: A view from the Windy Point lookout at Belair across the eastern suburbs of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/6/64: A floral display in the shape of a large fan during the 1939 Floral Day celebrations in Adelaide. This is possibly near the lawns and flower beds outside Government House in North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/6/65: A floral carpet display on the corner of Kintore Avenue and North Terrace, Adelaide. The Institute building, cars and pedestrians are also visible.
PRG 287/1/6/66: Floral displays outside Shell House on North Terrace, Adelaide. Some of the displays have been lit with electric light bulbs. A lady wearing a fox fur stole is passing.
PRG 287/1/6/67: The driveway of Number 9, Coolibah Avenue, Kensington Gardens. A dog is sitting in the driveway and the house is visible behind trees.
PRG 287/1/6/68: The house at Number 9 Coolibah Avenue, Kensington Gardens. The red brick bungalow has sturdy pillars holding up the wide verandah. Pot plants and the house next door are visible.
PRG 287/1/6/69: The Methodist Church at Berri has a rendered brick finish and is next door to the Belmont Guest House.
PRG 287/1/6/70: A houseboat is moored under large, dying gum trees on a bank of the River Murray at Berri. Large eucalyptus trees are growing on the opposite bank.
PRG 287/1/6/71: A tall gum tree stands in a paddock next to a bend in the road at Brookside, Magill.
PRG 287/1/6/72: The main road running through Bridgewater in the Adelaide Hills. In the foreground a man is preparing to cross the road. A willow tree, two small, decorative wooden bridges, and six stobie poles (electrical poles) are visible along the roadside.
PRG 287/1/6/73: A view from the Barmera Hotel balcony across the road to the reserve on the edge of Lake Bonney.
PRG 287/1/6/74: The portico of the Barmera Hotel, showing plants in pots decorating the shady entrance. Several cars are parked outside the hotel.
PRG 287/1/6/75: The long steel bridge over the River Murray at Mildura, Victoria, with sandy river bank and a large gum tree visible in the foreground. The caption is stamped on the reverse of this Australian Commonwealth photo (number '5618').
PRG 287/1/6/76: A peaceful stretch of the River Murray near Mildura in Victoria. Old river red gum trees line the banks. The caption is stamped on the reverse of this Australian Commonwealth photo (number '5612').
PRG 287/1/6/77: Two women and a man look on as children play in the water on a sand spit near the river's edge. A car is parked on a sandy flat under old river red gums along the River Murray at Mildura, Victoria. The caption is stamped on the reverse of this Australian Commonwealth photo (number '5616').
PRG 287/1/6/78: Looking north along tree-lined West Terrace at Kensington Gardens, South Australia. A tall picket fence runs along the edge of a property.
PRG 287/1/7/1: The main street in Barmera showing the shops and the angle parked cars. There is a wide median strip down the middle of the road.
PRG 287/1/7/2: Two people are standing next to their car, possibly a Ford Sedan, at a reserve along Lake Bonney at Barmera in the South Australian Riverland. Weather shelters and benches line the lakeside.
PRG 287/1/7/3: The Barmera Hotel next to Lake Bonney in the Riverland of South Australia. A verandah with tall columns stretches around the first storey of the large, rendered brick building.
PRG 287/1/7/4: A young boy standing on a small bridge over an irrigation channel at Monash in the South Australian Riverland. Vineyards are growing nearby.
PRG 287/1/7/5: Mallee scrub and ground vegetation growing in a semi-arid area of eastern South Australia or western Victoria.
PRG 287/1/7/6: Mallee scrub growing in the semi-arid area of eastern South Australia or western Victoria. The photograph shows examples of Mallee Eucalyptus growing from the unbranched stems of the underground lignotuber.
PRG 287/1/7/7: A view of the Royal Oak Hotel on the main street of Clarendon, with two cars parked out front. The car in the foreground is a LaSalle Sedan, ca.1930. A curved wooden electrical pole also stands in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/7/8: View of the main street of Clarendon, with the Royal Oak Hotel visible on the edge. The adjoining hillsides fall steeply into the valley. Cars are parked in the street.
PRG 287/1/7/9: Old stone buildings in the main street of Clarendon. A small cottage stands in front of a two-storey building with tall narrow windows (possibly a school). A sign on a nearby shed advertises 'Arab Coffee'.
PRG 287/1/7/10: The road between Stirling and Aldgate in the Adelaide Hills, with stobie poles (electrical poles) on either side. Two cars are driving around a bend in the road.
PRG 287/1/7/11: View of the road between Stirling and Aldgate in the Adelaide Hills, with a Model A Ford Tourer, ca.1928, parked on the roadside. The photograph has been taken looking east towards Aldgate.
PRG 287/1/7/12: The main road at Stirling East in the Adelaide Hills. Cyclists and cars are using the road and the adjoining hillside is sloping into the valley.
PRG 287/1/7/13: View of Osterley Avenue, a dirt road on the Bridgewater Estate, with a wall visible in the background. The Adelaide Hills, visible in the background, are heavily wooded.
PRG 287/1/7/14: View of a lone house at 'Bridgwater (sic)', taken from the side of a hill. A tall tree stands nearby.
PRG 287/1/7/15: A view across the valley from Bridgewater to the distant Mount Barker. Yacca and gum trees grow in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/7/16: A rocky creek, fence posts, fields and gum trees on a hillside at Burnside, an eastern suburb of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/7/17: A culvert on a road at Burnside in South Australia. Fields flank the road and the hills. are to the east.
PRG 287/1/7/18: Tall gums growing at Bridgewater in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/7/19: A road running south near the hillface at Burnside. A street with a signpost is leading towards Adelaide on the right.
PRG 287/1/7/20: A ford over a rocky creek near Burnside in Adelaide. A group of hikers, and a culvert, can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/7/21: A large gum tree at Linden Park in Burnside. The foothills of the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/7/22: A view of the house at number 9 Coolibah Avenue in Kensington Gardens. The red brick bungalow has wide pillars holding up the verandah.
PRG 287/1/7/23: A view of the house at number 9 Coolibah Avenue in Kensington Gardens. A hedge and a white picket fence screen the house.
PRG 287/1/7/24: A view of the driveway of the house at number 9 Coolibah Avenue in Kensington Gardens. A dog is sitting in the driveway.
PRG 287/1/7/25: A view of the back corner, and back yard of number 9 Coolibah Avenue in Kensington. Gardens.
PRG 287/1/7/26: A view of the front verandah of the Robjohns house at number 9 Coolibah Avenue, Kensington Gardens, adorned with pot plants. Window details, canvas awnings and a watering can are visible.
PRG 287/1/7/27: A young girl and a baby are sitting on a grassy lawn. W.A. Robjohns' caption refers to 'Botanic Park', but the location is possibly next door in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens.
PRG 287/1/7/28: A young girl and a baby are sitting on a grassy lawn in Botanic Park, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/7/29: A view looking east across the River Torrens towards the University footbridge at University of Adelaide. People are strolling through ornamental gardens on the river bank footpath, with a view of the Adelaide Hills are in the distance.
PRG 287/1/7/30: View of the fork in the footpath, and bend in the River Torrens, taken from the University footbridge behind University of Adelaide. Three men are strolling along the bank under the trees.
PRG 287/1/7/31: View of the footbridge across the River Torrens, behind the University of Adelaide. A young man is walking on the foot path past lamp posts, and the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/7/32: View of several University of Adelaide buildings facing War Memorial Drive. Footpath, gardens and a stone retaining wall facing the River Torrens are visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/7/33: The carpark and kiosk near the foot of Morialta Falls in the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/7/34: Cars parked under the trees at Morialta, and people strolling towards the waterfalls.
PRG 287/1/7/35: The park kiosk under a rocky outcrop at Morialta in the Adelaide foothills, now a conservation park.
PRG 287/1/7/36: Grasstrees (yakkas) growing at Morialta, now a conservation park. A rustic log fence appears in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/7/37: Dense vegetation and a rustic log bench near the footpath at Morialta, shaded by leaning gum trees.
PRG 287/1/7/38: A couple sitting on a log bench near the bridge at Morialta Park. The footbridge has stone supports and decorative log railings.
PRG 287/1/7/39: Looking down from the hillside to a bridge over the creek at Morialta Park, near the waterfall. Thick trunks of gum trees can be seen lining the creek.
PRG 287/1/7/40: Four people standing at the bottom of the lower waterfall at Morialta. Water is cascading down the steep rockface.
PRG 287/1/7/41: View of a rugged hillside at Morialta, now a conservation park, with steep rock outcroppings in the background. Trees, grasses and low vegetation dot the landscape and the two people standing at the bottom of the photograph show the height of the gorge.
PRG 287/1/7/42: A view of the thick bushland inside the park at Morialta, now a conservation park. Dense foliage and eucalyptus trees cover the hillside.
PRG 287/1/7/43: A view of the thick bushland inside the park at Morialta. Dense foliage and gum trees cover the hillside. A walking trail is visible in the bottom of the photograph.
PRG 287/1/7/44: The creek at Morialta showing a rocky bottom and little water. Two girls are looking at the view.
PRG 287/1/7/45: Two men, one in uniform, and two women walking up steps at Morialta, now a conservation park. A rustic log railing follows the steps.
PRG 287/1/7/46: A kelpie dog on the dirt road at Erindale, eastern suburb of Adelaide. A large gum tree stands in a paddock next to the road.
PRG 287/1/7/47: A car on the dirt road at Erindale, eastern suburb of Adelaide. New brick houses and stobie poles (electrical poles) line the road, and the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/7/48: Two large ostriches in grassland near several stonebrick buildings. Location not identified (possibly Erindale).
PRG 287/1/7/49: A view of the bay and jetty at Kingscote on Kangaroo Island.
PRG 287/1/7/50: A view of the bay at Kingscote on Kangaroo Island. Dunes and dried seaweed on the sandy beach at low tide are visible.
PRG 287/1/7/51: The Kingscote Nursing Home showing the front verandah and a car parked out the front.
PRG 287/1/7/52: A young woman dressed for the beach at Kingscote on Kangaroo Island in South Australia. She is wearing shorts and carrying a towel and reading matter.
PRG 287/1/7/53: A ketch sailing off Kingscote Jetty on Kangaroo Island. Sails are flying on the two masts of the boat.
PRG 287/1/7/54: A steamer moored at the Hog Bay (Penneshaw) Jetty on Kangaroo Island. Bags are stacked on the foreshore next to a parked car. Sheds, possibly for storage, are in the foreground, and a hill covered in sparse vegetation is visible beyond the ship.
PRG 287/1/7/55: Draughthorse pulling a cart loaded with sacks on the Kingscote jetty on Kangaroo Island, possibly in preparation for loading on a steamship. A workman and dog are also visible.
PRG 287/1/7/56: The steamship S.S. Karatta approaches the jetty at Kingscote on Kangaroo Island. Bags are stacked high in preparation for loading. The ship was captained by Captain Pearson.
PRG 287/1/7/57: The steamship S.S. Karatta approaches Kingscote jetty on Kangaroo Island. The crew is visible, and two workers on the jetty are waiting to load sacks on board. The ship was captained by Captain Pearson.
PRG 287/1/7/58: A new flagstaff in two parts ready for erection in Kensington Gardens, Kensington Park. Tennis courts, a hedge and a tall gum tree are also visible in the photograph.
PRG 287/1/7/59: A newly erected flagstaff in Kensington Gardens, Kensington Park. A parkland surrounds the flagpole.
PRG 287/1/7/60: View of the stone piers and steel railing next to the kiosk at Waterfall Gully. In the background people are walking beside the creek in a wooded area.
PRG 287/1/7/61: Families on the footpath and in the creek bed near the bottom of the lower falls at Waterfall Gully in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Through the trees the waterfall can be seen cascading down the rockface.
PRG 287/1/7/62: Water tumbling down the rockface at the base of the lower falls at Waterfall Gully in the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/7/63: Cars and visitors in the carpark at Waterfall Gully. The rock retaining wall, stone piers and railings line the creek and footpath leading to the waterfall.
PRG 287/1/7/64: The front view of the stone and brick All Saints Anglican Church at Pinnaroo in the upper south east of South Australia.
PRG 287/1/7/65: View of the sanctuary, altar and pews of All Saints Anglican Church at Pinnaroo in the upper south east of South Australia.
PRG 287/1/7/66: The front view of St Johns Lutheran Church at Lameroo in the upper south east of South Australia. The building is constructed from corrugated iron.
PRG 287/1/7/67: View of a driveway lined with flowers (hollyhocks) next to the rectory of All Saints Anglican Church at Pinnaroo. The house is built of rendered brick with a corrugated iron extension, and the church can be seen at upper left.
PRG 287/1/7/68: A back view of the rectory of All Saints Anglican Church at Pinaroo, showing chimneys and corrugated iron water tanks. A caption on the reverse reads, 'The "tradesman's" entrance of Rectory. Note the two tanks. Another one on west side of house, hidden by wash house on extreme left.'
PRG 287/1/7/69: A caption on the reverse reads, 'The Altar and Sanctuary, from the Chancel steps. "All Saints" - Pinnaroo.'
PRG 287/1/7/70: The photographer's car, a National Chevrolet Tourer, ca.1927, is parked outside All Saints Anglican Church at Pinnaroo. A caption on the back reads, 'My "chariot". This photo flatters it. You can't see the upholstery, neither can you hear the rattles and squeaks.'
PRG 287/1/7/71: The front of the rectory of All Saints Anglican Church at Pinnaroo. Built of rendered brick, the house has a bay window and a shade over the verandah. A caption on the back reads, 'Front view of the Rectory. Note verandah over study-window. Front room on right where "boys" sleep, my bedroom on same side but behind theirs.'
PRG 287/1/7/72: Front view of All Saints Anglican Church at Pinnaroo, taken from across the street. A caption on the back reads, 'All Saints - Pinnaroo. From south-west corner. Rectory Behind church, but none of it visible. The iron building at rear was the first church, now Hall.'
PRG 287/1/7/73: View of rectory and front yard of All Saints Anglican Church at Pinnaroo. A canvas awning and lattice are visible on the verandah. The caption reads 'The Rectory front garden. Wall-flowers in foreground then lawn (centre) and zinnias in background.'
PRG 287/1/7/74: View of Peroomba Avenue in the suburb of Kensington Gardens. This avenue runs off The Parade and has wide nature reserves (grass) in front of the homes, most of which cannot be seen behind hedges. Stobie poles (electrical poles) line the quiet street.
PRG 287/1/7/75: A river crossing, or ford, on the River Torrens at Paradise in the north eastern suburbs of Adelaide. The water level is high, and rushes and other vegetation are visible along the edges. stobie (electrical) poles can be seen in the background. See also PRG 287/1/8/1.
PRG 287/1/7/76: A Morton Bay fig tree frames the view of Colonel Light's Statue overlooking Adelaide towards the hills. Well-dressed, stylish women are enjoying the view.
PRG 287/1/8/1: The River Torrens flowing over pebbles at a ford over the river at Paradise. Gum trees and reeds line the river. See also PRG 287/1/7/75.
PRG 287/1/8/2: A man on a motorbike and a car travelling along the road towards the hills near Brown Hill Creek Reserve in the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/8/3: Gum trees and grassland next to Brown Hill Creek in the Adelaide foothills. There is little water flowing in the creek.
PRG 287/1/8/4: Picnickers enjoying the picnic grounds at Brown Hill Creek Reserve. This view is looking southeast up the creek towards Brown Hill. Willows, gums and grasses flank the creek.
PRG 287/1/8/5: A huge gum tree with a hollow opening in the trunk, located next to the creek on the current site of the Brown Hill Creek Caravan Park. Caption reads, 'Used as a dwelling, in early days.'
PRG 287/1/8/6: A huge gum tree with a hollow opening in the trunk, located next to the creek on the current site of Brown Hill Creek Caravan Park. Caption reads, 'Used as a dwelling, in early days.' A small boy is sitting on the base of the trunk, which dwarfs him. Eight other people are visible through the opening in the trunk, which could easily shelter them.
PRG 287/1/8/7: A huge gum tree with a hollow opening in the trunk, located next to the creek on the current site of the Brown Hill Creek Caravan Park. Caption reads, 'Used as a dwelling, in early days.' This tree dwarfs nearby trees and must be hundreds of years old.
PRG 287/1/8/8: A herd of approximately sixteen dairy cattle grazing in open pasture at Brown Hill Creek, near Mitcham, in the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/8/9: A group of children are playing along the water's edge at Brown Hill Creek. Girls are balancing on rocks to cross the creek next to small dam and waterfall.
PRG 287/1/8/10: People walking and cycling on the dirt road passing Mitcham Reserve. Electrical poles, a white archway and fence posts are visible near parked cars.
PRG 287/1/8/11: View of Mitcham Reserve taken from a main road. Tall trees, white fence posts, and a gazebo or picnic shelter are visible.
PRG 287/1/8/12: A view of picnickers enjoying the shady park at Mitcham Reserve. Children are paddling in the creek and playing below the stone road bridge.
PRG 287/1/8/13: A view of the creek flowing through rushes under the willow trees, possibly in the Mitcham Reserve in the suburbs of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/8/14: A woman wearing a hat, gloves and winter coat and carrying an umbrella is leaning against the fallen trunk of a huge river red gum tree in Heywood Park at Unley Park.
PRG 287/1/8/15: The River Torrens looking downstream at Paradise. Dense trees and reeds line the banks.
PRG 287/1/8/16: The River Torrens looking upstream at Paradise. A suspension footbridge straddles the river. A group of children is playing in the shallows.
PRG 287/1/8/17: View of the first falls at Waterfall Gully, and the pond at the bottom which is filled with water. People are walking on the track above the falls, with vegetation on the rocky slope clearly visible.
PRG 287/1/8/18: The River Torrens flowing over the ford at Paradise.
PRG 287/1/8/19: The River Torrens at Paradise with children playing in the shallows. Lush vegetation lines the low banks and a footpath is visible at right.
PRG 287/1/8/20: A view of dense vegetation with a spindly gum tree leaning across the vista. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/8/21: Petunias and pansies in window boxes lining the front verandah of 9 Collibah Avenue, Kensington Gardens. A gravel path surrounds the brick and rendered home.
PRG 287/1/8/22: A view of the intersection of Norwood Parade and Portrush Road at Norwood. Clayton Congregational Church can be seen in the background and tramlines run up and down the Parade.
PRG 287/1/8/23: A view of bushland, gum trees and a steep bank at Ridge Park at Myrtle Park.
PRG 287/1/8/24: Two draught horses are enjoying a day of rest under the shade of trees, possibly at Ridge Park.
PRG 287/1/8/25: A view of dense vegetation with a spindly gum tree leaning across the vista. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/8/26: A view across formal flower beds in Victoria Square towards Charles Moore's Department Store. The shops on the corner of Grote Street and Victoria Square can also be seen.
PRG 287/1/8/27: The Supreme Court and the Police Court buildings near the intersection of Gouger Street, King William Street and Angas Street, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/8/28: A view taken from Victoria Square looking north towards the Post Office clock tower. The clock tower on the Adelaide Town Hall is also visible.
PRG 287/1/8/29: Two Clydesdale work horses on their day of rest enjoying their freedom in a grassy field.
PRG 287/1/8/30: Wreaths placed on the Kensington Gardens Soldiers' Memorial. An inscription on the memorial states, 'We will remember them.'
PRG 287/1/8/31: Close up view of wreaths placed on the Kensington Gardens Soldiers' Memorial. An inscription on the memorial states, 'We will remember them.'
PRG 287/1/8/32: Shady avenues and grass lawns beneath a grove of palm trees at Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Victoria.
PRG 287/1/8/33: Shady avenues and grass lawns beneath a grove of palm trees at Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Victoria.
PRG 287/1/8/34: Willow trees and reeds line the edge of a lake at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne, Victoria. The caption reads, 'No bathing'.
PRG 287/1/8/35: Sculpture 'The man with the donkey', 1935, by Wallace Anderson, in the grounds of the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne, Victoria.
PRG 287/1/8/36: Women are contemplating the Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden located in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Victoria. The memorial has a formal garden with stone wall, statues and a lily pond.
PRG 287/1/8/37: A quietly flowing River Onkaparinga flowing over rocks and pebbles at Clarendon, south of Adelaide. Gum trees and willows line the banks.
PRG 287/1/8/38: A quietly flowing River Onkaparinga at Clarendon south of Adelaide. A small shoal of pebbles lies under a cliff face covered by dense undergrowth.
PRG 287/1/8/39: View of a horse grazing, probably at the site of the 1st Magill [Boy] Scout Camp at Clarendon, 1939. The flat grassy campsite has a few trees and the hillside can be seen rising in the background.
PRG 287/1/8/40: The photograph depicts two young men, possibly Guides, looking for an ideal campsite, probably at the site of the 1st Magill [Boy] Scout Camp at Clarendon, 1939.
PRG 287/1/8/41: View of a partly thatched farmhouse and other buildings in a lush valley at Clarendon, south of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/8/42: The photo caption reads, 'The big pipe that feeds Happy Valley Reservoir'. A few houses are built on the hillside and the pipeline can be seen disappearing under a bridge. This image is at Clarendon of the pipeline from the Clarendon Weir which feeds the Happy Valley Reservoir taken from a point above the start of the tunnel which runs northwest through the hills.
PRG 287/1/8/43: A large gum tree growing on the kerb of an intersection at Glen Osmond. A stone wall is behind the tree, and hills can be seen sloping down to the road. This is possibly at the intersection of Mount Barker Road and Glen Osmond Road west of the Toll Gate.
PRG 287/1/8/44: Looking up the sweeping driveway towards Government House in Hobart.
PRG 287/1/8/45: Photograph by 'J. Kilgour' of large fir trees lining a fenced pathway near a creek at Glenalta in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/8/46: A house partially hidden by trees and surrounded by grassy fields and gum trees at Gumeracha.
PRG 287/1/8/47: St Andrew's Presbyterian Church at Strathalbyn, showing the clock tower and multiple spires.
PRG 287/1/8/48: Mathison's Commercial Hotel at Strathalbyn. The photographer, Mr Robjohns, has entitled the photograph, 'Where we stayed'.
PRG 287/1/8/49: The Angas River meandering through rushes and grassy banks near Strathalbyn.
PRG 287/1/8/50: A view from the Main Road Bridge towards buildings at Strathalbyn. Fir trees and a young Norfolk Island pine tree can be seen.
PRG 287/1/8/51: The handsome two storey stone building housing the Savings Bank of South Australia at Strathalbyn in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/8/52: The Memorial Gardens on the banks of the River Angas at Strathalbyn. The Main Road Bridge and St Andrews Church can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/8/53: Woods Robin Hood Hotel at Strathalbyn. The bull nosed verandah is adorned with creepers and small flowerbeds. The hotel has a large banner advertising Nathan Beer.
PRG 287/1/8/54: The swimming pool at Strathalbyn which appears to be formed by damming the River Angas.
PRG 287/1/8/55: Young women sitting on the ground at the base of the War Memorial at Strathalbyn.
PRG 287/1/8/56: Bell's Hardware Store at Strathalbyn. Mr Robjohns calls this the 'principal store' in Strathalbyn.
PRG 287/1/8/57: A row of shops in the main street at Strathalbyn. One of the shops is a branch of Eudunda Farmers Co-operative Limited. Cars are parked outside the shops and a horse is tethered to a post.
PRG 287/1/8/58: View of the shopfront of M.A. Edmonds Grocer and Draper at Strathalbyn, with an adjoining cottage visible.
PRG 287/1/8/59: Looking downhill towards the town and valley from the balcony of Mathison's Commercial Hotel in Strathalbyn.
PRG 287/1/8/60: A long view of shops lining the street below the balcony of Mathison's Commercial Hotel in Strathalbyn. Signs on the electrician shop and Victoria House Bakery and Tea Rooms are visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/8/61: A view of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Strathalbyn, with the Main Road Bridge in the foreground and oleander bushes in the Memorial Garden visible.
PRG 287/1/8/62: A small stone cottage on the banks of the river at Strathalbyn. It has striped painted iron over the verandah and a stone wall and wooden fence along the frontage.
PRG 287/1/8/63: The banks of the River Angas at Strathalbyn leading to a small flow of water below. Large rocks and gum trees line the riverbed.
PRG 287/1/8/64: A narrow footbridge over the River Angas at Strathalbyn. Norfolk Island Pines are growing next to the bridge.
PRG 287/1/8/65: A row of cottages with painted striped iron on the verandas. Trees line the road leading to the cottages.
PRG 287/1/8/66: People relaxing and reading in the Memorial Garden at Strathalbyn. A separate fenced area within the Memorial Garden houses a flagpole. A rotunda with seating is also visible in this pleasant garden.
PRG 287/1/8/67: Four children on stepping stones fishing for yabbies (crayfish) near Strathalbyn. The rocky banks of the River Angas can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/8/68: Children fishing for yabbies (crayfish) near Strathalbyn. The banks are steep at this section of the River Angas.
PRG 287/1/8/69: Children fishing for yabbies (crayfish) near Strathalbyn. They are kneeling on large stepping stones and have their nets in the water.
PRG 287/1/8/70: Grassy banks of the River Angas as it meanders through Strathalbyn, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/8/71: Grassy banks of the River Angas as it meanders through Strathalbyn. Clumps of reeds are growing along the river's edge.
PRG 287/1/8/72: Two black swans swimming on the River Angas at Strathalbyn, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/8/73: A view of a small bridge, the Jeff Street footbridge, spanning the banks of the River Angas at Strathalbyn, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/8/74: A view of a twin trunked gum tree next to the River Angas at Strathalbyn. A mark on the trunk possibly shows where Aboriginal people have carved bark for a canoe.
PRG 287/1/8/75: A view of a gum tree next to the River Angas at Strathalbyn. A mark on the trunk possibly shows where Aboriginal people have carved bark for a canoe. An elegant two storey building can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/8/76: Water dammed in the River Angas providing a swimming pool for Strathalbyn. Two swimmers can be seen contemplating the water. The bridge and a shady picnic area are also visible.
PRG 287/1/8/77: The War Memorial on a bend in the road just before the Main Road Bridge at Strathalbyn.
PRG 287/1/8/78: View of St Andrew's bridge looking south. The two storey building is the National Bank at the eastern end of Albyn Terrace. The building with the striped verandah is business premises. (information supplied by a researcher).
PRG 287/1/8/79: Looking up towards St Andrew's Presbyterian Church and the bridge from the banks of the River Angas below.
PRG 287/1/8/80: Shops and stores on the western side of Dawson Street in Strathalbyn, showing Eudunda Farmers Co-operative Society Branch, Stock and Station Agents, and [C. S. Woolfill] General Storekeeper.
PRG 287/1/8/81: The stone building of M.A. Edmonds Grocer and Draper, and Bell's Store on one of the sloping streets in Strathalbyn.
PRG 287/1/8/82: An old cottage shopfront at Strathalbyn showing a corrugated iron lean-to, side garden and verandah shading the footpath.
PRG 287/1/8/83: Former Police Station in Rankine Street Strathalbyn. The Court House is on the left with the station and residence obscured by trees. These buildings are now home to the Strathalbyn National Trust museum. (information supplied by a researcher).
PRG 287/1/8/84: 1st Magill Scout Camp at Clarendon. The tents have been pitched in a valley surrounded by hills and a terraced orchar.
PRG 287/1/8/85: 1st Magill Scout Camp at Clarendon in 1939. Boys swimming in the Onkaparinga River at Clarendon. The banks of the river are steep.
PRG 287/1/8/86: 1st Magill Scout Camp at Clarendon in 1939. A hillside view of tents pitched near the river, with tall willow trees and land cleared for orchards and pastures in the background.
PRG 287/1/8/87: Male and female spectators are watching a game of cricket at Long Gully picnic ground, Belair National Park, South Australia. Cricket players and spectators are standing in the shade of tall trees on a grassy slope.
PRG 287/1/8/88: Grassy woodland slope facing the Long Gully picnic area at Belair National Park in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/8/89: Looking east across the grass lawns and hedges of Kensington Gardens, in the suburb of Kensington Gardens, towards the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/8/90: Side view of a low, one-storey stone building surrounded by a hedge at Kensington Gardens, possibly the site of clubrooms (see sign over entrance). A tall gum tree and dead tree trunk are standing in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/8/91: Eucalyptus trees next to walking tracks, possibly in the middle of Kensington Park, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/8/92: A white rendered house with tiled roof and a tall chimney stack at Erindale in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. A large gum tree is growing at an angle in the front garden and the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/8/93: Bushland and trees with two houses in the distance at Wattle Park in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. The Adelaide Hills can be seen towards the east in the distance.
PRG 287/1/8/94: Houses on Cuthero Terrace, Kensington Gardens. Established trees line the street and the hills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/8/95: View of Supreme Court Building, showing the front styled with 'Roman Ionic' columns, on King William Street, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/8/96: View of Police Court Building, showing the front styled with 'Doric' columns, at the corner of King William Street and Angas Street, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/8/97: View of Art Gallery building, showing the front styled with 'Roman Doric' columns, on North Terrace, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/8/98: Liberal Club Building in North Terrace, Adelaide showing the style of the facade using 'modern concrete'. The four small balconies have tall bay windows either side of them. Cars are parked at the curb.
PRG 287/1/8/99: An arched doorway to the Draper Church in Adelaide showing an 'Early English' style of architecture.
PRG 287/1/8/100: The Hindmarsh Square School Building in Adelaide showing a 'Norman' influence in its architecture. The building has 'Australian Broadcasting Commission' carved into the stonework above the entrance.
PRG 287/1/8/101: A man astride a motorbike on a dirt track on the hills above Magill, South Australia. The view stretches towards the Port River and Barker Inlet on Gulf St. Vincent.
PRG 287/1/8/102: Houses on Taylor Terrace at Rosslyn Park in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. The view is looking southwards and the Adelaide foothills are on the left-hand side of the road.
PRG 287/1/8/103: View of buildings on the south side of Currie Street (Acre 140). From left: Bank of Adelaide; the new Adelaide Steamship Company with a completed facade covered in scaffolding (the caption refers to 'S.S. Building'); Commonwealth Bank; and Elder House. A tram is passing the work site and the cars parked in front, while a woman wearing a hat and fur collared coat looks on.
PRG 287/1/8/104: Steel girders and cranes dominate the view at the construction site of the Bank of New South Wales building, corner of King William Street and North Terrace, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/9/1: The wattle and daub squatter's hut has a rough stone chimney stack. A few remaining gum trees and stumps stand around the hut. Signed by 'W.A. Robjohns, 1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens', with an additional note on the back: 'Entirely untouched enlargement, Section 2. Group 2. Places No. 18557'. See also PRG287/1/3/11.
PRG 287/1/9/2: A leaning gum tree that has taken the fancy of the photographer Mr W.A. Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/9/3: Two large gum trees growing at Wattle Park near the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/9/4: A large gum tree in the foreground and a cow grazing in a paddock near a house at Wattle Park. The Adelaide foothills are in the distance.
PRG 287/1/9/5: A track winding downhill through countryside towards Slape's Gully at Burnside in the Adelaide foothills. The track is following a fenceline and paddock.
PRG 287/1/9/6: Cows grazing in fields next to a ploughed field on the way to Slape's Gully at Burnside.
PRG 287/1/9/7: The photographer's cattledog on a track leading to Slape's Gully near Burnside. The banks of the track are steep and a large gum tree can be seen.
PRG 287/1/9/8: Grounds surrounding the property called 'Brookside' near Magill.
PRG 287/1/9/9: A man breaking in a draught horse (workhorse) in a grassy paddock with scattered gum trees, probably on the 'Brookside' property at Magill.
PRG 287/1/9/10: An unmade road in Burnside running east towards the Adelaide foothills. The road passes through a culvert under tall gum trees and willows.
PRG 287/1/9/11: View of a right-hand bend in Greenhill Road, with a pedestrian walking on the roadside. Telegraph wires and poles, and a stone wall in front of a house are visible.
PRG 287/1/9/12: View of water flowing in Second Creek, with wooded land in the background. A walking track crosses the creek at the base of a slope. Location not identified (possibly near Burnside).
PRG 287/1/9/13: Looking down to a cottage in a gully on the Knox Estate, Burnside. An old gum tree covered in burls is growing along the fenceline in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/9/14: Looking down to a cottage in a gully on the Knox Estate. The small cottage is hidden by bushland and washing is drying along the fenceline.
PRG 287/1/9/15: Houses, wide nature strips and tall gum trees line Hyland Terrace at Rosslyn Park in Adelaide's eastern suburbs.
PRG 287/1/9/16: A view across the Wattle Park Reservoir looking towards the sun shining on the Port River and Barker Inlet.
PRG 287/1/9/17: A large gum tree and smaller shrubs at Ridge Park, Paradise.
PRG 287/1/9/18: View of a large gum tree and grassy track in a wooded area of Ridge Park, Paradise.
PRG 287/1/9/19: Rustic stone cottages on a bend in the road at Paradise, north east of Adelaide. Telegraph poles, rough footpaths and slab fences line the quiet road.
PRG 287/1/9/20: A small whitewashed cottage on a back lane in Paradise, north east of Adelaide. The front of the cottage is covered by creepers.
PRG 287/1/9/21: The River Torrens flowing tranquilly through the undergrowth at Paradise. The trees are reflected in the still water.
PRG 287/1/9/22: The River Torrens flowing tranquilly through the undergrowth at Paradise. The trees are reflected in the still water.
PRG 287/1/9/23: View of the driveway and front of the one-storey hotel at Paradise, north east of Adelaide. Signs on the hotel advertise afternoon teas, Woodroofe's cold drinks and newspapers.
PRG 287/1/9/24: A cow sitting in a small, grassy backyard, behind old fence posts and wire at Paradise, north east of Adelaide. Pieces of wood, shingles, and corrugated iron sheets are stacked near an old wooden fence.
PRG 287/1/9/25: Two women standing on the lawn next to a garden at Monash. Grapevines are shading the driveway to the house, which is possibly the Nicholas residence.
PRG 287/1/9/26: View of flower beds in a yard at Monash, South Australia. Grapevines are shading the driveway to the house, which is possibly the Nicholas residence.
PRG 287/1/9/27: Mr. W.A. Robjohns standing in the 'Nicholas' Garden' at Monash, South Australia. Grapevines are shading the driveway to the house, which is possibly the Nicholas residence.
PRG 287/1/9/28: The driveway from the road to a garden at Monash, South Australia. Felled tree trunks line the driveway, which is possibly the Nicholas residence.
PRG 287/1/9/29: A view of a hedge and formal flowerbeds edging the lawn, possibly adjacent to the Nicholas residence.
PRG 287/1/9/30: A rustic bench is positioned in a shady nook in a corner of a back yard. A building, possibly the Nicholas residence, is visible through the leaves.
PRG 287/1/9/31: Roses blooming in a lush garden at Monash, South Australia. A house, possibly the Nicholas residence, is nearly hidden behind extensive flowerbeds.
PRG 287/1/9/32: A view of extensive flower gardens screening the back yard and side of a house, possibly the Nicholas residence, at Monash, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/9/33: Sunlight streaming between the buildings in Fisher Place, a city lane running east from Gawler Place, near North Terrace. Delivery vans, parked cars, a bicyle, rubbish bin and street sign for 'Acme Signs' are visible.
PRG 287/1/9/34: A shaggy dog named Kim, possibly owned by the Robjohns family, is standing in a field of tall thistles.
PRG 287/1/9/35: 'Sue' the horse is standing in a field behind a tall fence in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide, possibly at Murray Park, Magill. Houses and the foothills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/9/36: The road crossing a small culvert at Murray Park at Magill. Houses line the road and the Adelaide foothills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/9/37: Two dogs, one of which is named 'Kim', are crossing a footbridge at Murray Park , Magill.
PRG 287/1/9/38: South west corner of Victoria Square in Adelaide showing the tram in front of the Charles Moore and Company Department Store.
PRG 287/1/9/39: A small cottage nearly hidden behind foliage, including gardens, hedge, schrubs and tall trees. Location in South Australia not identified.
PRG 287/1/9/40: A view from Victoria Square of the clock towers on the General Post Office and the Adelaide Town Hall in King William Street.
PRG 287/1/9/41: The foreshore at Glenelg looking from the south towards the town hall on Moseley Square. Notice the small Norfolk Island pine trees, stobie pole, and rows of tamarisk trees lining the esplanade.
PRG 287/1/9/42: Two storey houses lining the Esplanade, south of Moseley Square, at Glenelg. Many have deep verandahs to keep out the western sun.
PRG 287/1/9/43: Couples are relaxing on the foreshore grass in front of the Pioneer Memorial, between Glenelg Town Hall and the jetty. A caption refers to the 'Women's Memorial' (sic). A rock border and fence encircle a garden planted at the statue's base.
PRG 287/1/9/44: People relaxing on striped canvas deck chairs on the lawns of the foreshore esplanade at Glenelg South near Somerton Park. The long jetty can be seen in the background, and many people are on the beach and in the ocean.
PRG 287/1/9/45: People enjoying the beach at Glenelg and in the foreground a couple of young boys are burying a willing dog in the sand.
PRG 287/1/9/46: A bridge over the creek in Tusmore Park, Tusmore. Large gum trees are growing along the creek bed and children's swings are in the background.
PRG 287/1/9/47: A wooden bench encircles a large gum tree in Tusmore Park, Tusmore. Many tall gum trees fill the park.
PRG 287/1/9/48: Close up view of an old, lone eucalyptus tree, standing in an open field at Tusmore Park, Tusmore. See also PRG 287/1/12/156.
PRG 287/1/9/49: Dry creekbed in Tusmore Park, Tusmore. Tall gums grow on the banks and a rustic wooden bridge crosses the creek in the background.
PRG 287/1/9/50: A bridge crossing the creek in Tusmore Park, Tusmore. Tall gums are growing along the banks.
PRG 287/1/9/51: Sun catching clouds at mid-day. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/9/52: Old cottage at Kensington. The iron verandah shades the street and the front door opens directly off the street. A stobie pole (electrical pole) is out front.
PRG 287/1/9/53: Old corner cottage at Kensington. It is in a state of disrepair as the door and windows are boarded up.
PRG 287/1/9/54: View of St Matthew's Anglican Church on Kensington Road, Marryatville in Kensington, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/9/55: East Terrace in Kensington Gardens, South Australia looking south towards Kensington Road. The houses are behind many gum trees. A glimpse of the Adelaide foothills can be seen towards the east.
PRG 287/1/9/56: Large twin eucalyptus trees growing in Kensington Gardens, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/9/57: A group of enormous gum trees growing in Kensington Gardens. A building and fenced grounds can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/9/58: A very tall gum tree growing on the verge of Burnside Road, possibly Glynburn Road now.
PRG 287/1/9/59: Photo of a horse ('Sue') feeding from a wooden trough in the shade of gum trees, with houses nearby, possibly in Kensington Gardens. Caption reads, 'Sue (again)'.
PRG 287/1/9/60: Very old eucalyptus tree with wide girth and exposed roots growing near tennis courts in Kensington Gardens, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/9/61: A row of angled gum trees standing in grassland near an older, sturdier gum, possibly in Kensington Gardens, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/9/62: Vines growing on the hillside at Auldana near Magill in South Australia. A dirt road lined with gums is leading towards the vineyard.
PRG 287/1/9/63: Twin gum trees growing in front of a house surrounded by woodland at Kensington Gardens, with fence in foreground.
PRG 287/1/9/64: A tall, wide-crowned gum tree dwarfing a house near Romalo, adjacent to the suburb of Magill.
PRG 287/1/9/65: Tree lined Romalo Road near Magill, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/9/66: Boer War Memorial on the road at the corner of North Terrace and King William Road, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/9/67: Men and women sitting on seats and on the lawns outside the South Australian Museum on North Terrace. The formal gardens, trees and palm trees make a pleasant backdrop.
PRG 287/1/9/68: Buildings within the grounds of University of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/9/69: View of a brick building, possibly Johnson Laboratories at University of Adelaide, showing landscaping and footpaths leading towards the River Torrens.
PRG 287/1/9/70: Buildings and footpath within the landscaped grounds of University of Adelaide,looking east towards the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/9/71: View of two cars, one a convertible with the top down, parked on a side street around the corner from The South Australian Hotel, North Terrace, Adelaide. One window of the hotel, which has since been demolished, can be seen in left foreground.
PRG 287/1/9/72: View from the street of heavy stone pillars which were once part of a gateway to the old South Australian Bank(?). Signs advertising Miller Anderson Limited General Drapers can be seen on a parked delivery truck, and in the background. The photograph was possibly taken from North Terrace looking towards Hindley Street.
PRG 287/1/9/73: Large gums lining Cuthero Terrace in Kensington Gardens. Cars are approaching and stobie poles (electrical poles) are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/9/74: Looking north over the vineyards at Auldana, South Australia. A building with a tall chimney, possibly brickworks can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/9/75: View of a tram at the Magill terminus, Magill Road, with sparsely wooded hills in the background.
PRG 287/1/9/76: Old brick building forming part of the Old Police Barracks on North Terrace, Adelaide. Part of the detached building has been demolished leaving an exposed doorway and chimney.
PRG 287/1/9/77: View of the stone building which housed the Archives Department of the State Library, located behind the Art Gallery on North Terrace, Adelaide. 'Archives' is visible above the portico, and a car is parked adjacent to the entrance.
PRG 287/1/9/78: Rural scene of eucalyptus trees growing in a flooded area, possibly wetlands, along a road near Bordertown. The road is shaded by gum trees, and fence posts are visible in the water.
PRG 287/1/12/1: A man and a woman viewing the overflow from the Mount Bold Reservoir wall. The photographer's signature, possibly 'H S', is visible in the corner.
PRG 287/1/12/2: Tudor style rowing club building on the north bank of the River Torrens in Adelaide, with the University Footbridge in the background.
PRG 287/1/12/3: A photograph of Adelaide and Torrens Lake taken from near the Adelaide Zoo.
PRG 287/1/12/4: Busy corner of King William Road and North Terrace, Adelaide. The crowds of people crossing the road near the Boer War Memorial include ladies wearing hats and fur stoles and children in school uniforms.
PRG 287/1/12/5: Military Headquarters on the Torrens Parade Ground near Torrens Lake in Adelaide. Horse troughs and a cannon are positioned on the north side of the grounds.
PRG 287/1/12/6: The eastern wing of Parliament House on North Terrace being constructed. A large crane can be seen out the front.
PRG 287/1/12/7: View of stone buildings located directly behind Old Parliament House, with a lower level car park in the foreground. A row of cars are parked to the left of an underground 'Ambulance' entrance. The western side of new Parliament House is visible, as are buildings on the south side of North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/12/8: Large floral display resembling a fan situated on the lawn in front of Government House on North Terrace Adelaide during Floral Week in 1936.
PRG 287/1/12/9: Large floral carpet display situated on the lawn in front of Government House on North Terrace Adelaide during Floral Week. The display, which is surrounded by onlookers, uses pine cones and pebbles as well as flower heads.
PRG 287/1/12/10: An entry in the Floral Week display which depicts Ann Hathaway's Cottage. The display is entered by the Henley and Grange Committee and is situated near the corner of King William Road and North Terrace, outside Government House in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/11: A view of Adelaide Bridge taken from banks of the River Torrens looking west. A boat is moored just east of the bridge possibly near Jolley's Boat House.
PRG 287/1/12/12: People rowing a small boat near a steep, tree-lined bank on the River Torrens, Adelaide. Caption reads, 'Torrens Lake [sic]'. Exact location not identified.
PRG 287/1/12/13: Overhead view from a tall building on North Terrace showing the construction of Parliament House. Two cranes stand on the roof. A good view of the western suburbs to the coast, and the Torrens Lake and Weir, can be seen in the background. Also visible is Adelaide Railway Station and buildings standing on the present site of Festival Centre plaza.
PRG 287/1/12/14: Ornate portico of possibly the Mitchell Building on the University of Adelaide Campus, North Terrace, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/15: Main entrance of Bonython Hall facing North Terrace on the campus of the University of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/16: Stately entrance to Masonic Hall on North Terrace, Adelaide. Four tall columns add to the architectural grandeur of the building where Adelaide Lodge, no. 1 held its meetings. Caption reads, 'Masons Hall'.
PRG 287/1/12/17: The western porch of Bonython Hall on the campus of the University of Adelaide. The porch has three arches facing Goodman Crescent.
PRG 287/1/12/18: The entrance to the English Scottish and Australian Bank Limited, King William Street, which has since been demolished. Above the arched entrance are small carved stone pillars. One of 'Four Entrances' photographed by Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/12/19: Entrance to the Commonwealth Bank building, King William Street, Adelaide. Two tall columns form part of the impressive entrance to the bank. Parked cars and pedestrians are shown on this busy section of King William Street. One of 'Four Entrances' photographed by Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/12/20: One of several entrances to the General Post Office, corner of Franklin Street and King William Street, Adelaide. The tall arched entrance features a carved stone head above the steps. The stone building is surrounded by a wrought iron fence. One of 'Four Entrances' photographed by Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/12/21: Entrance to the Education Building in Adelaide, possibly in Flinders Street. A brick wall has been built in the entrance of the sandstone building partially blocking the doorway. A large coat of arms appears on the front of the first storey balcony. A large 'V' (victory) is visible on the upper part of the building. One of 'Four Entrances' photographed by Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/12/22: Entrance to Cable and Wireless Limited, in Electra House on the west side of King William Street, Adelaide. Stone carved statues appear to be holding up the columns either side of the doorway. Above the door is a 'V' for victory. One of 'Four Entrances' photographed by Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/12/23: A view looking eastwards showing black swans on Torrens Lake, Adelaide. St Peter's Anglican Cathedral is visible through the trees.
PRG 287/1/12/24: People sitting and lying on the grass lawns in Elder Park on the banks of Torrens Lake, Adelaide. The tearooms and the back of the Railway Station can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/12/25: Close up view of a black swan sitting on its nest, with a second swan standing at the water's edge. The nest has been surrounded by a fence of chicken wire.
PRG 287/1/12/26: Looking east across Torrens Lake, with buildings on the University of Adelaide campus visible in the distance, with the University Footbridge and row boats visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/12/27: Rowing Club buildings and rowers near the Adelaide Bridge on the southern side of the River Torrens in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/28: Fine stone-work on the facade of a building on North Terrace between Gawler Place and Charles Street in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/29: Old and new buildings along the south side of North Terrace, either side of Clubhouse Lane, opposite Government House.
PRG 287/1/12/30: Looking down on the Women's Memorial Garden from the rise at the back of Government House on King William Road. The Torrens Parade Ground can be seen through the palm trees.
PRG 287/1/12/31: A crowned lion's head bronze bas-relief on the side of the War Memorial in Adelaide. A building facade along North Terrace can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/12/32: Raised flowerbeds in the gardens in the south western corner of Victoria Square in Adelaide. The clocktowers of the Post Office and Town Hall can be seen beyond the trees.
PRG 287/1/12/33: Cyclists and cars travelling through Victoria Square from Grote Street towards Wakefield Street. A tram can be seen in front of the Moores Department Store in the south western corner of the square.
PRG 287/1/12/34: Buildings along the western side of King William Street, looking south. The Post Office and tram lines can be seen, and a cyclist is in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/12/35: A view looking across North Terrace at the intersection of King William Street showing the new Parliament House and the Boer War Memorial in the foreground. The tram stop is also visible in the middle of North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/12/36: A view looking across North Terrace showing the differing styles of architecture of the old and new Parliament Houses.
PRG 287/1/12/37: A woman seated on a bench at Glenelg foreshore is feeding gulls. In the background are the lawns and the Town Hall.
PRG 287/1/12/38: A lady feeding the gulls in front of the Glenelg Town Hall. She is facing the sea and two small boys are flying a kite on the beach beyond the seawall.
PRG 287/1/12/39: A woman seated on a bench at Glenelg foreshore is feeding gulls. In the background are the lawns and the Town Hall.
PRG 287/1/12/40: View of the Glenelg Town Hall, with its clock tower and stairways to first floor balcony. The Women's Centenary Memorial with its replica of H.M.S. Buffalo, and a cactus garden surrounded by stones are in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/12/41: The Women's Centenary Memorial on the foreshore at Glenelg near the end of Jetty Road and the entrance to the jetty.
PRG 287/1/12/42: A car and a lorry laden with sacks on a road in Mitcham possibly near Belair Road. A park with white railings is on one side of the road and the hills are in the background. A researcher has provided the following information: 'I believe I am able to identify that the photograph depicts the intersection of Albert Street and Taylors / Old Belair Roads. The (now) Sutton Garden can be seen on the right hand side of the photograph. There are 2 buildings still standing which can be used to identify the location. On the left, you can just see the balcony of the Temperance Hotel at 41 Albert Street, which is now a private residence. In the middle of the photo, you can just make out the spires of St Michael's Anglican Church which is about 300 m. to the east of the intersection.'
PRG 287/1/12/43: View of the dry watercourse through Brown Hill Creek Reserve, with large river red gum, willow tree and low-growing vegetation visible.
PRG 287/1/12/44: An old gum tree with a split trunk providing shelter, located in the campground at Brown Hill Creek Reserve (formerly Pleasure Reserve).
PRG 287/1/12/45: Gum trees growing near the bottom of the Adelaide foothills at Stonyfell.
PRG 287/1/12/46: A tractor travelling down Montacute Road through the Gorge north east of Adelaide. Rough outcroppings and loose gravel are visible on the steep cliffs.
PRG 287/1/12/47: Two semi detached cottages in Vaughan Place between Rundle Street and Frome Street.
PRG 287/1/12/48: View of 'Old Hindmarsh Square Church now A.B.C.', built of stone with twin bell towers.
PRG 287/1/12/49: A pleasure boat and small rowing boats dot the Torrens Lake in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/50: Many people are enjoying the sunshine on the footpath and grassy lawns beside the Torrens Lake in Adelaide. Black swans are swimming in the lake, which is lined by deciduous trees.
PRG 287/1/12/51: A van advertising Radio Service parked outside a row of cottages in Tavistock Street which runs west off Frome Street, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/52: Examination candidates sitting on the kerb of Goodman Crescent near Bonython Hall on the University of Adelaide campus.
PRG 287/1/12/53: Examination candidates in school uniform entering Elder Hall within the University of Adelaide campus.
PRG 287/1/12/54: Bomb shelter constructed from a large pipe heavily sandbagged on North Terrace, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/55: A group of schoolgirls in uniform passing a bomb shelter constructed from a large pipe heavily sandbagged on North Terrace, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/56: A bomb shelter constructed from a large pipe heavily sandbagged on North Terrace, Adelaide. The entrance to the shelter is protected by filled drums.
PRG 287/1/12/57: A car, horse and bicyles parked in the main street of Naracoorte in the South East of South Australia. Petrol bowsers, a cafe, bakers, Palace Hairdressing and Billiard Saloon can be seen.
PRG 287/1/12/58: A street scene from Naracoorte showing the War Memorial set in formal gardens in the distance, Commercial Banking Company of Sydney building and a large sign for Peters Ice Cream.
PRG 287/1/12/59: A street scene from Naracoorte showing cars parked and the War Memorial in the distance.
PRG 287/1/12/60: A street scene from Naracoorte looking from behind the War Memorial up the main street. A row of diagonally parked cars and the English, Scottish and Australian Bank Limited are visible in the distance.
PRG 287/1/12/61: View from the front of the War Memorial monument and gardens on Naracoorte's main street. The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, [ ] Supply Stores, and various shopfronts are in the background.
PRG 287/1/12/62: St Paul's Church of England in Naracoorte on a wet day. Puddles are on the road in front of this church on the hill.
PRG 287/1/12/63: A woman or girl is walking on the dirt road leading through a grassy landscape to St Paul's Church of England, Naracoorte. Wooden telephone poles and a large gum tree line the road.
PRG 287/1/12/64: Lychgate to St Paul's Church of England, Naracoorte. Details of the stonework are visible in this view.
PRG 287/1/12/65: The road leading up to St Paul's Church of England in Naracoorte. Cook the Grocer's shop is on the corner of the road below the church, and cars are parked in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/12/66: The Presbyterian Church in Naracoorte in the south east of South Australia. The church grounds are surrounded by a picket fence. The church has a tall bell tower.
PRG 287/1/12/67: The Roman Catholic Church in Naracoorte in the south east of South Australia. This church has a steeply pitched roof and stands on a hillside.
PRG 287/1/12/68: An area of grass and trees next to the State School in Naracoorte, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/69: A view of the town of Naracoorte from a grassy hill.
PRG 287/1/12/70: A view through bushes and trees in the front garden of a rectory in Naracoorte, South Australia. The church rectory is unidentified.
PRG 287/1/12/71: Rectory front garden in Naracoorte, South Australia. Circular flowerbeds are edged by rocks. The church rectory is unidentified.
PRG 287/1/12/72: Unidentified rectory and front garden in Naracoorte, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/73: Side view of an unidentified church rectory and out buildings in Naracoorte, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/74: A shady corner of the Town Garden at Naracoorte, with benches and parked cars visible behind leafy trees.
PRG 287/1/12/75: A bend in the Bordertown Road, possibly near Naracoorte, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/76: Pinkerton's Commercial Hotel at Naracoorte in South Australia. The caption reads, 'for good catering'.
PRG 287/1/12/77: View of a bare paddock with fencing on a property called 'Wallabrook' at Frances, which is forty kilometres north of Naracoorte, on the border with Victoria. A house can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/12/78: The cosy verandah at 'Wallabrook' at Frances, which is forty kilometres north of Naracoorte on the border with Victoria. The shady verandah has cane chairs and lots of potted plants.
PRG 287/1/12/79: A farmer and cart in a paddock at 'Wallabrook', Frances which is forty kilometres north of Naracoorte.
PRG 287/1/12/80: View of large eucalyptus trees and a hedge surrounding a house at Wattle Park. Also a new fence around a house and garden is visible on the left.
PRG 287/1/12/81: A red brick house standing amid gum trees at Wattle Park in South Australia. The Adelaide foothills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/12/82: A view of gum trees at Wattle Park in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/83: Law Courts on the corner of Angas Street and Victoria Square. The tram line curves around the road in front.
PRG 287/1/12/84: North west corner of Victoria Square near Franklin Street showing the tram about to cross the road.
PRG 287/1/12/85: North west corner of Victoria Square showing buildings, including Henry Berry Wholesale Grocers, along the southern side of Franklin Street.
PRG 287/1/12/86: Ornate iron gates at the entrance to Adelaide University, possibly off Victoria Drive near Torrens Lake.
PRG 287/1/12/87: Close up view of the arches of the Cloisters at University of Adelaide, facing Victoria Drive.
PRG 287/1/12/88: Entrance to St Peter's Anglican Cathedral, North Adelaide. The caption reads, 'Cathedral West Door'.
PRG 287/1/12/89: Police horse escort leading the cavalcade to mark the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester in Adelaide in September 1946. The procession is near the intersection of North Terrace and King William Road.
PRG 287/1/12/90: Police horse escort leading the cavalcade to mark the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester in Adelaide in September 1946. The procession is near the intersection of North Terrace and King William Road.
PRG 287/1/12/91: The car carrying the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester on their arrival in Adelaide in September 1946. The procession is near the intersection of North Terrace and King William Road.
PRG 287/1/12/92: Dignitaries welcome the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to the dais outside Parliament House in Adelaide in September 1946. A crowd of guests and officials, including The Governor, Sir Willoughby Norrie, look on.
PRG 287/1/12/93: Dignitaries welcoming the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to the dais outside Parliament House in Adelaide in September 1946. A crowd of guests and officials, including The Governor, Sir Willoughby Norrie, look on.
PRG 287/1/12/94: Dignitaries welcome the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to the dais outside Parliament House in Adelaide in September 1946. A crowd of guests and officials, including The Governor, Sir Willoughby Norrie, look on.
PRG 287/1/12/95: Dignitaries welcome the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to the dais outside Parliament House in Adelaide in September 1946. A crowd of guests and officials, including The Governor, Sir Willoughby Norrie, look on.
PRG 287/1/12/96: The car carrying the reviewing officer moving onto the Parade Ground during the Review of the Australian Air Force in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/97: Band members 'at ease' during the Review of the Australian Air Force in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/98: The Reviewing Officer's car flanked by Air Force personnel during the Review of the Australian Air Force on the Parade Grounds in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/99: The Reviewing Officer's car entering the Parade Ground during the Review of the Australian Air Force in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/12/100: Crowds and dignitaries at the Rotunda in Elder Park, Adelaide on 9th May 1945 to celebrate VE (Victory in Europe) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/101: Crowds near the Rotunda in Elder Park, Adelaide on 9th May 1945 to celebrate VE (Victory in Europe) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/102: Nurses parading in Elder Park Adelaide on 9th May 1945 during the service to celebrate VE (Victory in Europe) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/103: Nurses parading in Elder Park Adelaide on 9th May 1945 during the service to celebrate VE (Victory in Europe) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/104: Crowds and dignitaries in Elder Park, Adelaide on 9th May 1945 during the service to celebrate VE (Victory in Europe) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/105: Large gum trees and paths in a reserve at Kensington Gardens, in Adelaide's eastern suburbs.
PRG 287/1/12/106: Hedge bordering a reserve at Kensington Gardens, South Australia. A house can be seen in the background and a large gum tree is in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/12/107: Gum trees and footpaths in a reserve at Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/12/108: Gum trees and footpaths in a reserve at Kensington Gardens, in Adelaide's eastern suburbs.
PRG 287/1/12/109: Small groups of young men and women are gathered on the grassy banks of Torrens Lake, a widening in the River Torrens. A palm tree, seagulls and black swans are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/12/110: The University [of Adelaide] Footbridge spans a widening in the river. City buildings can be seen above the treeline. W.A. Robjohns' caption refers to 'Torrens Lake' (sic).
PRG 287/1/12/111: A large gum tree in a reserve at Kensington Gardens in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/112: A two storey house beside a gum tree lined road at Magill in the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/12/113: Houses and grass verges on the Old Road at Magill in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/114: Two people walking along the Old Road at Magill in South Australia. This is possibly Old Norton Summit Road.
PRG 287/1/12/115: View of clouds at an unidentified location.
PRG 287/1/12/116: Uncaptioned view of clouds (location not identified).
PRG 287/1/12/117: Pelicans sitting on a dead tree trunk in Lake Bonney near Barmera in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/118: Submerged gum trees on the edge of Lake Bonney near Barmera in in the Riverland, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/12/119: A kookaburra visiting the garden at W.A. Robjohns' home.
PRG 287/1/12/120: A kookaburra visiting the garden at W.A. Robjohns' home.
PRG 287/1/12/121: A kookaburra near a bowl of water in the Robjohns' garden.
PRG 287/1/12/122: Uncaptioned view of a country school. Large gum trees are in the foreground. The caption reads 'School at' (location not identified).
PRG 287/1/12/123: A view of a country public hall. Large gum trees shade the hall (location not identified).
PRG 287/1/12/124: Uncaptioned view of an especially large gum tree growing in a paddock beside a country road (location not identified).
PRG 287/1/12/125: A view of Clayton Wesley Uniting Church (formerly Clayton Congregational Church), Beulah Park, looking east towards the Adelaide foothills. The tram tracks can be seen along The Parade (Norwood) near the intersection with Portrush Road. Caption reads, 'Clayton'.
PRG 287/1/12/126: A view of Wesley Methodist Church (in foreground) on Portrush Road, Norwood, with Clayton Congregational Church also visible up the street on The Parade, Beulah Park. The two churches have since merged as Clayton Wesley Uniting Church, Beulah Park. Tram tracks can be seen heading east on The Parade.
PRG 287/1/12/127: A view of Clayton Wesley Uniting Church (formerly Clayton Congregational Church), looking south across the intersection of Norwood Parade and Portrush Road. Petrol bowsers can be seen in a garage on the south east corner of the intersection. Caption reads, 'Clayton'.
PRG 287/1/12/128: A white picket fence surrounds the Old Methodist Church, Kensington, now the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
PRG 287/1/12/129: A pall of smoke hanging over spectators on the Army Parade Ground as one hundred and one shots are fired on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day, also referred to as VJ (Victory over Japan) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/130: Gunfire smoke on the Army Parade Ground as one hundred and one shots are fired on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day, also referred to as VJ (Victory over Japan) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/131: Gunfire smoke on the Army Parade Ground as one hundred and one shots are fired on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day, also referred to as VJ (Victory over Japan) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/132: Crowds walking past a large 'Peace' sign on the Commonwealth Bank of Australia Building, King William Street, Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day, also referred to as VJ (Victory over Japan) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/133: Members of the Royal Air Force mustering before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/134: A man on a motorbike is crossing a wide intersection at a stop light (possibly looking east at South Terrace and King William Road). A tram is approaching, and a group of female personnel have gathered at the corner before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day. Caption reads, 'The Don R' (?).
PRG 287/1/12/135: Royal Australian Air Force mustering before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/136: Women in armed services uniforms mustering before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/137: Australian Army 'nurses' mustering before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/138: Australian Army nursing staff mustering before parading through Adelaide on 15th August 1945.
PRG 287/1/12/139: Australian Army nursing staff about to parade through Adelaide on 15th August 1945.
PRG 287/1/12/140: Members of the 'L of C Band' assembling, possibly in the South Parklands, before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/141: Members of the Garrison assembling before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/142: Members of the Garrison assembling before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/143: Assorted service personnel assembling before parading through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/144: Air Force personnel taking part in the parade through Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day. Participants appear to be marching from South Terrace to North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/12/145: Mounted policemen on Police greys taking part in the parade through Adelaide on 15th August 1945. Participants appear to be marching from South Terrace to North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/12/146: Dignitaries in cars head the parade in Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day. The marchers can be seen in the background processing from South Terrace to North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/12/147: The military marching band passes a crowd watching the parade in Adelaide on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day. The marchers can be seen in the background processing from SouthTerrace to North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/12/148: Air Force personnel taking part in the procession in Adelaide from South Terrace to North Terrace on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/149: Australian Army Nurses taking part in the Procession in Adelaide from South Terrace to North Terrace on 15th August 1945.
PRG 287/1/12/150: Australian Army Medical Women's Service (A.A.M.W.S.) taking part in the Procession in Adelaide from South Terrace to North Terrace on VP (Victory in the Pacific) Day.
PRG 287/1/12/151: Australian Women's Army Service ('A.W.A.S.') taking part in the Procession in Adelaide from South Terrace to North Terrace on 15th August 1945.
PRG 287/1/12/152: Members from the Garrison taking part in the Procession in Adelaide from South Terrace to North Terrace on 15th August 1945.
PRG 287/1/12/153: Members of the Home Guard taking part in the Procession in Adelaide from South Terrace to North Terrace on 15th August 1945.
PRG 287/1/12/154: Members of the Home Guard taking part in the Procession in Adelaide from South Terrace to North Terrace on 15th August 1945.
PRG 287/1/12/155: A rural scene showing a shady bend in the road near Tea Tree Gully. A building with outhouses is in the distance.
PRG 287/1/12/156: Uncaptioned enlargement of a lone gum tree, standing in an open field edged by woods at Tusmore Park, Tusmore. (See same image on small print PRG 287/1/9/48.).
PRG 287/1/13/1: Three women, a girl, and a dog picnicking under gum trees in the reserve at Clarendon, south of Adelaide. Caption reads, 'Clarenden [sic], 1929.'
PRG 287/1/13/2: A large gum tree near a creek at Gumeracha, north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/13/3: A cow grazing near a dry creek at Gumeracha north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/13/4: A view of the road leading into Gumeracha north east of Adelaide showing the Hotel and various buildings.
PRG 287/1/13/5: A lorry parked opposite the District Hotel in Gumeracha north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/13/6: The concrete steps of the weir wall near Gumeracha north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/13/7: The bridge crossing the road near Gumeracha north east of Adelaide. Steep hillsides lead down to the creek.
PRG 287/1/13/8: Concrete steps of the weir dam near Gumeracha north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/13/9: A woman and a child walking on the footpath next to a quiet road leading into Gumeracha. Two cars are visible as are a fence line and stobie poles (electrical poles).
PRG 287/1/13/10: Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Grote Street, in the south west corner of Adelaide. The new church with its twin steeples dwarfs the older smaller church in the distance.
PRG 287/1/13/11: An old grocery shop in Sturt Street, with large sign painted on the wall advertising 'Persil - for a brilliant wash'. A horse and cart has stopped nearby and several women are walking by. A balcony on the two storey building features intricate iron lacework. Next door is a two storey stone building with a balcony.
PRG 287/1/13/12: A man and his dog sitting on a bench under the trees next to a wide footpath in Whitmore Square, in the south west corner of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/13/13: A view looking south to three minarets and the wall at the entrance to Adelaide Mosque on Little Gilbert Street, in the south west corner of Adelaide. Cottages and fences, a bicycle and two people standing on the footpath near the Islamic place of worship are in the foreground. Caption reads, 'Mosque'.
PRG 287/1/13/14: Saint Luke's Church of England situated on the western side of Whitmore Square in the south west corner of Adelaide. The church features a small bell tower above the entrance.
PRG 287/1/13/15: View a house owned by the Robjohns at 9 Coolibah Avenue, Kensington Gardens. A row of potted plants, including a Norfolk pine, are arranged against the brick verandah, with gardening tools and gravel footpath in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/13/16: A white, rendered brick (stucco) house owned by the Robjohns. 'Green Gates' is situated in Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/13/17: A view looking east along Cuthero Terrace in Kensington Gardens towards the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/13/18: A rural view looking east along Cuthero Terrace in Magill towards the Adelaide foothills. Rows of vineyards at Penfolds Winery can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/13/19: A rural cottage, nearly hidden behind its gardens, in Blackwood south of Adelaide in the hills. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/13/20: Brighton Parade railway crossing at Blackwood in the Adelaide hills. A wooden sign at warns, 'Look out for train'.
PRG 287/1/13/21: Brighton Parade railway crossing at Blackwood in the Adelaide hills.
PRG 287/1/13/22: A man and two women admiring a garden in Blackwood south of Adelaide in the hills. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/13/23: Jubliant crowd watching the Victory Day Parade on King William Street, Adelaide on 10th June 1946. Flags and decorations wave above their heads. Building fronts, including Electra House and the Savings Bank of South Australia, are also visible.
PRG 287/1/13/24: A jubliant crowd watches military personnel marching in the Victory Day Parade on 10th June 1946. People are standing on balconies and scaffolding, and flags wave above their heads.
PRG 287/1/13/25: A jubliant crowd watches military personnel marching in the Victory Day Parade on 10th June 1946. People are standing on balconies and scaffolding, and flags wave above their heads.
PRG 287/1/13/26: A motorbike (motorcycle) and sidecar preceeding the Police Greys in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/27: Lieutenant General Rowell and Brigadier Wills on horseback leading the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/28: Police officers on horseback are leading the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. Statue of Queen Victoria, the Supreme Court building, and tram cables can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/29: Naval Guard participating in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. The procession is passing Queen Victoria's statue in Victoria Square.
PRG 287/1/13/30: Members of the three services carrying the Flags of the Allies in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. The procession is passing Queen Victoria's statue in Victoria Square.
PRG 287/1/13/31: Naval personnel marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. The procession is passing Queen Victoria's statue in Victoria Square.
PRG 287/1/13/32: Lieutenant General Rowell and his aides on horseback in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. The procession is passing Queen Victoria's statue in Victoria Square.
PRG 287/1/13/33: Royal Australian Air Force carrying their Colours (flags) in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. Young children watch from the front of the crowd.
PRG 287/1/13/34: 27th Battalion (South Australian Scottish) Pipe Band marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/35: Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force personnel marching with colour guard in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/36: A.I.F. (Australian Imperial Forces) Nurses marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/37: Australian Women's Army Service marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/38: Australian Maritime Welfare Society Nurses marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/39: Australian Maritime Welfare Society Nurses marching down King William Street in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/40: A display by the Young Men's Christian Association in front of the Bank of Australasia, King William Street during the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/41: Army Engineeers marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/42: A small contingent of Water Transport personnel marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/43: Six United States of America personnel marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/44: 2/27th Battalion marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/45: Army Engineers marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/46: 2/48th Battalion marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/47: 2/10th Battalion marching in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946.
PRG 287/1/13/48: The road to Clarendon near the Methodist Church in Blackwood.
PRG 287/1/13/49: The road to Clarendon near the Methodist Church in Blackwood. The War Memorial stands in front of the church.
PRG 287/1/13/50: Looking down through the pine trees to the jetty at Port Elliot in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/51: Red brick house with a tiled roof at Wattle Park in May 1946. The scar of the quarry at Stonyfell can be seen on the hillface in the distance.
PRG 287/1/13/52: A wide view of Halifax Street (from near Power Street), looking towards East Terrace, Victoria Park Racecourse and the Adelaide Hills. St John The Evangelist Anglican Church (Madge Memorial) can also be seen.
PRG 287/1/13/53: Street view of the Madge Memorial Church on Halifax Street, Adelaide, with neighbouring cottages.
PRG 287/1/13/54: Looking diagonally across Halifax Street towards the front porch of Saint John The Evangelist Anglican Church (Church of England).
PRG 287/1/13/55: A rustic timber bridge crossing the creek in Hazlewood Park, Adelaide. Houses can be seen beyond the gum trees.
PRG 287/1/13/56: The intersection of West Terrace and Kensington Road, Kensington Gardens in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. A large gum tree is standing on the grass verge at the corner.
PRG 287/1/13/57: Gum trees and seats on the grass in Kensington Gardens, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/13/58: A stand of gum trees lining Cuthero Terace in Kensington Gardens, Adelaide. A few houses border the dirt road and the Adelaide foothills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/59: A view of the countryside around Yankalilla showing pasture and cattle grazing.
PRG 287/1/13/60: A view from Adelaide Road of the countryside around Yankalilla showing buildings nestled under the hillside.
PRG 287/1/13/61: Hanna's Hotel at Yankalilla where the Robjohns family stayed at Easter in 1947. The hotel has a bull nose return verandah and large pine trees are growing in the front garden.
PRG 287/1/13/62: A new house just completed in Yankalilla, South Australia. Two large trees on the front grass verge have been drastically lopped during the construction.
PRG 287/1/13/63: A bend in the road near Yankalilla in South Australia. A house under construction and other houses can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/13/64: The main street in Yankalilla, South Australia. Front gardens spill onto the footpath and large trees grow in the gutters.
PRG 287/1/13/65: Christ Church Anglican Church at Yankalilla. The church has a bell tower and lychgate.
PRG 287/1/13/66: The road outside Hanna's Hotel at Yankalilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/67: The Methodist Church and church hall at Yankalilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/68: The Old Mill Chimney at Yankalilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/69: View from the main road in front of Christ Church and the Rectory at Yankalilla.
PRG 287/1/13/70: Uncaptioned street scene showing a store and verandah at Yankalilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/71: Methodist Church and School next to the Caltex Petrol Garage at Yankalilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/72: Victor Harbor Road leading from Yankalilla in South Australia. Cottages and the Old Mill Chimney can be seen along this road.
PRG 287/1/13/73: A shallow pond with rushes in the creek bed at Yankalilla. Trees are growing on the top of the gravel bank and houses can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/74: Low water in the creek bed at Yankalilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/75: The Rapid Bay Road leading from Yankalilla in South Australia. Front gardens and tall trees border the road.
PRG 287/1/13/76: A wooden slatted and wire bridge crossing the creek near Yankalilla in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/77: The Adelaide Road leading down into Yankalilla. Elder Smith and Company building is situated on the corner.
PRG 287/1/13/78: A rural scene near Yankalilla in South Australia. Fencelines and trees border a narrow road.
PRG 287/1/13/79: A bright but cloudy sky over Magill. Open grassland adjoins houses.
PRG 287/1/13/80: Five small children walking past the Baptist Church at Magill in South Australia. The tram lines can be seen in the foreground and the church is surrounded by a hedge.
PRG 287/1/13/81: A study of gum trees along a country roadside. Live and dead trees can be seen in the fields. This is probably near Yankalilla, as the Old Mill Chimney can be seen behind the trees.
PRG 287/1/13/82: A large white two storey house behind a neat hedge in Wattle Park in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/83: Two examples of square, flat roofed houses recently completed. Location not identified (possibly Wattle Park or Yankalilla).
PRG 287/1/13/84: A view of the front of Mr Robjohns' home on Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens. There are chairs and pot plants on the front verandah and the circular flower beds are edged with rocks.
PRG 287/1/13/85: A view from the front garden of Mr Robjohns' home on Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens. Undeveloped blocks are opposite his house.
PRG 287/1/13/86: A view from the front garden of Mr Robjohns' home on Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens. The house on the opposite corner can be seen and part of the Adelaide foothills are in the distance. The street on the left is Cuthero Terrace.
PRG 287/1/13/87: A view of Mr Robjohns' home on Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/13/88: View of Saint Paul's Anglican Church on the edge of Naracoorte. A man is walking on the footpath on a wet day.
PRG 287/1/13/89: The lychgate at Saint Paul's Church in Naracoorte in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/90: A bicycle leaning against the safety fence on the Main Road Bridge near Gumeracha. A steep hillside is in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/91: A view looking down the hill on Russell Estate at Hawthorndene. A few houses can be seen between the trees on the opposite hillside.
PRG 287/1/13/92: The road near Russell Estate at Hawthorndene. A house can be seen next to the road as it winds up the hill.
PRG 287/1/13/93: A lady standing at the top end of Russell Estate at Hawthorndene. Scrub bushland covers the hillside.
PRG 287/1/13/94: Two women and a baby sitting on the grass under trees on Russell Estate, Hawthorndene. Scrub bushland covers the hillside. The photographer states that this is the lower end of the house site.
PRG 287/1/13/95: Cars parked along North Terrace Adelaide between King William Street and Gawler Place. A bus is passing and people are waiting at the tram stop.
PRG 287/1/13/96: Looking south across the River Torrens towards the buildings at Adelaide University. Tiers of formal gardens can be seen on the opposite bank of the lake.
PRG 287/1/13/97: Looking south across 'Torrens Lake' [sic] towards the tiers of formal gardens on the opposite bank of the lake, near University of Adelaide buildings. A lamp post and rowing clubhouse are visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/13/98: The University Footbridge crossing 'Torrens Lake' [sic] in Adelaide. Black swans are swimming beneath the bridge.
PRG 287/1/13/99: A stone wall and gates at the entrance to Hazlewood Park in Burnside.
PRG 287/1/13/100: A rustic timber bridge crossing the creek in Hazlewood Park at Burnside. Houses can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/101: A house at Hazlewood Park near Burnside, South Australia. Tall gum trees line the street.
PRG 287/1/13/102: A large gum tree in Hazlewood Park near Burnside, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/103: Gum trees growing along the creek in Hazlewood Park near Burnside, South Australia. A bridge crosses the creek.
PRG 287/1/13/104: Stone wall and gates marking the entrance to Hazlewood Park near Burnside, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/105: Stepping stones crossing the creek in Hazlewood Park near Burnside, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/106: Two people sitting under the trees on the edge of Yankalilla Oval in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/107: Trees and grassland growing along a sandy track on the edge of Yankalilla Oval.
PRG 287/1/13/108: Picnic shelter on the edge of Yankalilla Oval in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/109: Photograph of the bridge crossing the Bungala River at Yankalilla. The bridge is used to get across to the Yankalilla Oval.
PRG 287/1/13/110: Junction of Adelaide Road and Main Road, Yankalilla. Elder Smith and Company stands on the corner.
PRG 287/1/13/111: Blacksmith forge at Yankalilla, arough stone building with corrugated iron roof.
PRG 287/1/13/112: Uncaptioned photo of a location in Yankalilla. The old Yankalilla Council Chambers (now demolished) is at far left. On the corner opposite the the chambers was the business of Bennett and Fisher, stock agents. In foreground is a low fence of corrugated iron with wooden posts and rails, possibly at the entrance to a business or property (see sign). A large water tank stands at the bottom of the opposite hillside.
PRG 287/1/13/113: Saint Paul's Anglican Church rectory at Naracoorte. The villa style house is set amongst tall trees.
PRG 287/1/13/114: The front garden of Saint Paul's Church rectory at Naracoorte. The circular flowerbed is bordered by rocks.
PRG 287/1/13/115: This view follows the road from town up a slight hill to 'Saint Pauls' Church. The road is wet from recent rains.
PRG 287/1/13/116: War Memorial in Naracoorte situated in front of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney and the Bank of New South Wales buildings, with cars parked around the gardens.
PRG 287/1/13/117: Cars parked in the Main Street of Naracoorte on a wet day. Bank buildings, petrol bowsers and a watch repairer's shop can be seen.
PRG 287/1/13/118: Ozone Cinema in Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier. Lots of parked cars, cyclists, pedestrians and a truck can be seen along the busy street. The Ozone theatre was later Kings Theatre and Riddoch Art Gallery (from information supplied by a researcher).
PRG 287/1/13/119: Cars parked along the wide street outside Jens Hotel in Mount Gambier.
PRG 287/1/13/120: Christ Church (Church of England) with its imposing steeple at Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/121: Building, possibly a hall or school in Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/122: Cars parked outside Jens Hotel in Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/123: A man and two women standing next to a car near the tower lookout overlooking the lakes at Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/124: An obelisk standing at the top of a hill near the lakes at Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/125: View of a church and hall at Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/126: View of a house on the edge of the crater of the Blue Lake at Mount Gambier.
PRG 287/1/13/127: Streetscape with view of Christ Church at Mount Gambier.
PRG 287/1/13/128: View of the trees and vegetation growing on the edge of one of the lakes at Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/129: Reflections of trees on a hillside next to a lake at Mount Gambier. The road around the lakes can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/13/130: A car parked under tall pine trees near the lookout at Mount Gambier, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/131: Reflections of trees on a hillside next to a lake at Mount Gambier.
PRG 287/1/13/132: Benches under trees in the Naracoorte Town Gardens. Palace Hairdressing and Billiard Saloon can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/133: Benches under trees in the Naracoorte Town Gardens.
PRG 287/1/13/134: Lush gardens with palm trees in front of the Kincraig Hotel at Naracoorte.
PRG 287/1/13/135: A downhill view of the road through 'The Cutting' at Naracoorte, South Australia. The steep bank and rock outcropping are visible.
PRG 287/1/13/136: Presbyterian Church at Naracoorte. It has a tall steeple and is situated on a rise in the road which passes by a tall, well-tended hedge.
PRG 287/1/13/137: Street view of the Methodist Church at Naracoorte with a car and truck at the kerb. The church has a modest steeple and is situated on a corner block.
PRG 287/1/13/138: An uphill view of the road through 'The Cutting' at Naracoorte, South Australia. The steep rock outcropping and footpath are visible.
PRG 287/1/13/139: Street scene of Naracoorte, South Australia. The dirt road is leading down the hill towards the Dalgety Building.
PRG 287/1/13/140: Street scene of Naracoorte, South Australia. Houses and neat front gardens abut the street.
PRG 287/1/13/141: View of a wide dirt road in Naracoorte, South Australia. A three storey square building stands near the bridge.
PRG 287/1/13/142: Two dogs sitting outside the Kincraig Hotel at Naracoorte, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/143: View of houses, including a weatherboard house, on a corner of a Naracoorte neighbourhood. Bicycles (pushbikes) are parked near a stobie pole.
PRG 287/1/13/144: A view of a creek with high water level after a rainfall, taken from the road bridge at Naracoorte, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/145: Uncaptioned photo of a quiet neighbourhood scene in Kensington Gardens near Peroomba Avenue, with the Adelaide foothills in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/146: View of two houses, one built in an art deco style, across a vacant building block in suburban Kensington Gardens. In the foreground is a grassy field of flowers.
PRG 287/1/13/147: View of houses built along a dirt road in the suburb of Kensington Gardens, near Peroomba Avenue. The Adelaide foothills are in the background.
PRG 287/1/13/148: Peroomba Avenue in suburban Kensington Gardens. Mr Robjohns' house is at number one Peroomba Avenue on the corner. A fence, trellis, hedge and low brick wall are visible.
PRG 287/1/13/149: New houses being built in the suburb of Kensington Gardens, with a dirt footpath and road in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/13/150: The house across the road from Mr Robjohns' home at Number one Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/13/151: A row of similar new houses being built at suburban Kensington Gardens. The houses are facing west opposite a road junction. A quarry is visible on the Adelaide hills face in the distance.
PRG 287/1/13/152: A white bungalow next to a two storey stone house in suburban Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/13/153: A north westerly view of the rooftops of Naracoorte. A vacant paddock, trees and the railway line are in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/13/154: A north westerly view of the rooftops of Naracoorte. The railway line is in the foreground. A church steeple can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/13/155: A north westerly view of the rooftops of Naracoorte. A vacant paddock, trees and the railway line are in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/13/156: The Main Street of Gumeracha looking down the hill from above the two-storey District Hotel. A lorry (truck) is parked in the roadside opposite the hotel.
PRG 287/1/14/1: Picturesque view of the village of Newton Ferrar on the River Yealm in South Devon. A thatched inn, village school and church on top of the hill add to the scene.
PRG 287/1/14/2: Pasture land at Burnside below trees on the foothills. A house can be seen behind trees in the distance.
PRG 287/1/14/3: Street scene showing the Russell residence, possibly within Adelaide. The rendered cottage has a dormer window projecting from the roof. Two women, children and a pram are outside the cottage.
PRG 287/1/14/4: Street scene showing the Russell residence, possibly within Adelaide. The rendered cottage has a dormer window projecting from the roof. Two women are organising children into a car.
PRG 287/1/14/5: Street scene showing the Russell residence, possibly within Adelaide. The rendered cottage has a dormer window projecting from the roof. Two women are organising children into a car.
PRG 287/1/14/6: North Terrace looking from Pulteney Street towards Gawler Place. Lister House can be seen in the background and cars are parked all the way along North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/14/7: Old houses in Gawler Place near Grenfell Street. Number 88 houses a home gift shop. The row of old buildings has small verandahs shading the footpath.
PRG 287/1/14/8: Buildings on the east side of King William Street between North Terrace and Apollo Place. D.J. Fowler Limited and the Government Tourist Bureau can be seen.
PRG 287/1/14/9: Old Register Building next to the Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Building near the intersection of Hindley Street and King William Street. People are crossing the tram line and cars are parked at the kerb.
PRG 287/1/14/10: Gardens of Duncraig House at Stirling East in the Adelaide hills. Flower beds and a fountain can be seen in the lush gardens.
PRG 287/1/14/11: Gardens of Duncraig House at Stirling East in the Adelaide hills. In this section of the formal garden a fountain bordered by low hedges can be seen.
PRG 287/1/14/12: The winding driveway leading to Duncraig House at Stirling East in South Australia. Roofs of houses in the valley can be seen among the trees.
PRG 287/1/14/13: The boundary fence of the Duncraig House Estate at Stirling East in South Australia. Large fir trees line the track along the fenceline.
PRG 287/1/14/14: Large fir trees in the grounds of Duncraig House at Stirling East in South Australia. Flowers are growing under the trees.
PRG 287/1/14/15: A large bare old tree growing near Duncraig House at Stirling East in South Australia. The tall eaves of the mansion can be seen through the branches.
PRG 287/1/14/16: A street scene in Angaston showing Mutton's Central Store selling drapery, Manchester, groceries and furnishings.
PRG 287/1/14/17: A street scene in Angaston showing the Tourist Hostel, Kretschmer Service Stores, and the Angaston Hotel. A man is walking along the street with his collar turned up and his hands in his pockets on this cold day in Angaston.
PRG 287/1/14/18: Turners Quality Butchers in Angaston in the Barossa valley in South Australia. Mattie's Furniture Store is next door and other shops can be seen further along the road.
PRG 287/1/14/19: Cottages in the main street of Angaston in South Australia. A petrol bowser can be seen on a corner opposite Turner's Butcher Shop.
PRG 287/1/14/20: The Angaston Town Hall, built of Angaston marble in 1911, housed the library, dance hall and picture theatre.
PRG 287/1/14/21: The cafe/fruit & confectioners was Vaughan's, Matties Furniture next door and Tom Dawson the Barber (with the striped pole) . Three cars are parked in the street.
PRG 287/1/14/22: Crabb's Commercial Hotel in Angaston. Further down the road is Mattie's Cafe.
PRG 287/1/14/23: A tree filled hillside on the edge of Long Gully at the Belair National Park at Belair near Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/14/24: Tea Rooms at the top of Waterfall Gully Road near the waterfall.
PRG 287/1/14/25: Families picnicking near their cars in Long Gully at Belair National Park.
PRG 287/1/14/26: A person, possibly a member of the Robjohns family, is sitting in an armchair before a warming fire in the lounge room at 1 Peroomba Avenue. On the mantlepiece are two photographs, a vase, ornament, clock and a Toby Jug. A gilt framed painting of gum trees is hanging over the fireplace.
PRG 287/1/14/27: Tabor Church steeple at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/28: Langmeil Church at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. The church grounds are surrounded by sturdy white fence posts. Norfolk Island pines and small palm trees grow in the grounds.
PRG 287/1/14/29: Saint John's Lutheran Church at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/30: Tabor Church at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. The church has a tall steeple complete with a clock. Three cars are parked in the church grounds.
PRG 287/1/14/31: Saint Paul's Church at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/32: Methodist Church at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. This modest corrugated iron church is situated on a small road.
PRG 287/1/14/33: Saint Aidan's Church at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. This rendered white church has an iron roof and a deep porch.
PRG 287/1/14/34: Jane Place (Maria Street?) in Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. Langmeil Church can be seen up the hill in the distance. This tree lined street is bordered by cottages and houses.
PRG 287/1/14/35: Railway carriages at Tanunda Station. A porter's trolley is standing on the platform.
PRG 287/1/14/36: Post Office, milk bar and chemist in the main street of Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/37: Tanunda Hotel next to the petrol garage in a tree lined street in Tanunda in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/38: Old stone cottage shaded by a large pepper tree at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
PRG 287/1/14/39: Two old cottages on Goat Square at Tanunda in South Australia. The gardens in front of the cottages have trees in blossom and flowers growing in the long grass.
PRG 287/1/14/40: Side view of an old whitewashed cottage in Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. A small garden has been established next to the cottage.
PRG 287/1/14/41: Road 'N[ea]r Chateau' Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. A small date palm can be seen amongst the gum trees on the roadside.
PRG 287/1/14/42: The stately Chateau at Chateau Tanunda Estate vineyards and winery in the Barossa Valley, South Australia. The railway line can be seen running in front of this two storey building.
PRG 287/1/14/43: A narrow road near the Showground at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. Houses can be seen among the gum trees on either side of the road.
PRG 287/1/14/44: Approach to the Blanchetown Ferry crossing on the River Murray in South Australia. The photo was taken from the punt, looking toward the gates, and a ferryman can be seen working the winch.
PRG 287/1/14/45: Two workers loading a ten-ton lorry, ca. 1940, before driving it onto the ferry to cross the River Murray. White fences, gate and machinery can be seen in detail at the ferry landing, with River Red Gums growing on the forested river bank. A large load of farm goods and equipment can also be seen in the photo, which was taken from the punt.
PRG 287/1/14/46: View of the dead trunks and branches of large eucalyptus trees which are standing off shore in the River Murray at Blanchetown.
PRG 287/1/14/47: Pumping Station at Berri showing stacks of timber in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/14/48: The formal garden in front of the hotel at Berri. A small Norfolk Island pine tree is growing in the centre of the lawn.
PRG 287/1/14/49: The garden of the Berri Hotel sloping down towards the edge of the River Murray. Trees and reeds are growing along the bank.
PRG 287/1/14/50: Evening clouds above the trees at Berri in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/51: Houses and trees line a street in Berri South Australia. A business can be seen on a bend in the road.
PRG 287/1/14/52: A man leaning into a car which is parked on a street in Berri South Australia. Tall trees line the road.
PRG 287/1/14/53: Steps leading up to a building on a street in Berri. A notice board is visible so this is possibly a church.
PRG 287/1/14/54: A pair of very old semi-detached cottages opening onto the street in Tanunda, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/55: The footbridge over the North Para River at Tanunda, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/56: Looking through closed wrought iron gates up the driveway to Langmeil Church at Tanunda, South Australia. The church has a tall belfry and a yew tree has been grown to form an arch across the driveway.
PRG 287/1/14/57: Cows grazing in rich pastureland near Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/58: Cows grazing in rich pastureland near Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. A cow is drinking in the creek which flows through the grassland.
PRG 287/1/14/59: Cows grazing in rich pastureland near Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/60: Riverside views next to the North Para River at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/61: Reeds and trees line the North Para River at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/62: Footbridge known as the Rose Bridge over the North Para River at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley, South Australia. The bridge is 'swing bridge' in style with three planks across and has a steel wire hand rail. According to a researcher, this is the second version of the Rose Bridge, rebuilt after is was washed away in the 1983 flood. The front posts and their concrete footing, the curve of the road and fence lines in the background including the terraced track up the hill to the right are consistent with the original Rose Bridge location at Tanunda.
PRG 287/1/14/63: Animal tracks on the hill next to the river at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. Cows are grazing on the banks of the river.
PRG 287/1/14/64: A house and a lush garden at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/65: A house next to the lake on Jacobs Creek at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/66: A footbridge suspended over an old wooden bridge on Jacobs Creek at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/67: The lake on Jacobs Creek at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley. A house is standing on a rise above the lake and three windmills have been built to take water from the lake for irrigation.
PRG 287/1/14/68: Front entrance to Saint Thomas' Church at Pewsey Vale Estate near Eden Valley, in the Barossa Valley. The church was erected ca.1861 by Joseph Gilbert for his employees. Two yew trees are growing on either side of the gateway and a stained glass window stands above the door.
PRG 287/1/14/69: A side view of Saint Thomas' Church at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley in South Australia. The church was erected ca.1861 by Joseph Gilbert for his employees. A broken fence and an old gum tree stand next to the church which has ivy growing up to the roof.
PRG 287/1/14/70: A side view of the steep roof of Saint Thomas' Church at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley. The church was erected ca.1861 by Joseph Gilbert for his employees. A stone wall surrounds the churchyard.
PRG 287/1/14/71: Saint Thomas' Church at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley in South Australia. The apse of the church has been built next to Jacob's Creek.
PRG 287/1/14/72: 'Holy Trinity' at Lyndoch in the Barossa Valley. This stone and slate church has a small belfrey and is surrounded by a white picket fence. It has a palm tree growing in the churchyard.
PRG 287/1/14/73: The Rectory for Holy Trinity Church of England Church at Lyndoch in the Barossa Valley. This stone building has a deep verandah and a cross under the eaves.
PRG 287/1/14/74: A view of a road winding around a bare hill near Lyndoch, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/75: A view of Saint Thomas the Apostle Church of England, Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley in the Barossa Valley. The church was erected ca.1861 by Joseph Gilbert for his employees.
PRG 287/1/14/76: A view of Saint Thomas the Apostle Church of England at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/77: A widening of Jacob's Creek at Pewsey Vale near Eden Valley, surrounded by lush vegetation, and a large house and footbridge visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/14/78: Back view of Mr Robjohns' home called 'Green Gates' at number one Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens, South Australia. A researcher has added that the front gates of the house were green with the name 'Green Gates' on them, and that the house is now (2011) demolished.
PRG 287/1/14/79: Back view of Mr Robjohns' home called 'Green Gates' at number one Peroomba Avenue in Kensington Gardens, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/80: Side view of Mr Robjohns' home called 'Green Gates' at number one Peroomba Avenue in Kensington Gardens, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/81: Back view of Mr Robjohns' home called 'Green Gates' at number one Peroomba Avenue in Kensington Gardens, South Australia. Creepers and flowers grow in the garden.
PRG 287/1/14/82: A view the back garden of Mr Robjohns' home called 'Green Gates' at number one Peroomba Avenue in Kensington Gardens , South Australia. Creepers and flowers grow in the garden.
PRG 287/1/14/83: A view across North Terrace to the southern side. Buildings between King William Street and Stephens Place can be seen, and cars are parked under the plane trees.
PRG 287/1/14/84: People resting on the lawn under the palm trees outside the South Australian Museum on North Terrace in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/14/85: A man walking through the archway entering the Old Police Barracks behind the Museum on North Terrace in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/14/86: A rear view of the War Memorial on North Terrace in Adelaide. The buildings on North Terrace and Kintore Avenue can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/14/87: A view from Goodman Crescent near Bonython Hall within the campus of Adelaide University looking across North Terrace towards Pulteney Street.
PRG 287/1/14/88: A view from Goodman Crescent within the grounds of Adelaide University showing the porch of Bonython Hall.
PRG 287/1/14/89: Front entrance to the Barr Smith Library showing the main door behind four columns. This is situated in the lower section of the campus near Victoria Drive. The first of two photos in a panarama view (see also PRG 287/1/14/90).
PRG 287/1/14/90: Front entrance to the Barr Smith Library showing the adjacent car park and lawns This is situated in the lower section of the campus near Victoria Drive. The second of two photos in a panarama view (see also PRG 287/1/14/89).
PRG 287/1/14/91: Students having lunch under 'The Cloisters' near the University of Adelaide refectory.
PRG 287/1/14/92: Brickwork and scaffolding on the site of the new School of Mines at University of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/14/93: Laneway beside Elder Hall within the grounds of the University of Adelaide. A car parked on Goodman Crescent can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/14/94: The Chemistry School building in the northern section of the University of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/14/95: The derelict Exhibition Building near the University of Adelaide campus on North Terrace. The ornate two storey building had many columns and a twin central outer staircase.
PRG 287/1/14/96: A shady lawn with benches on the grounds behind the derelict Exhibition Building, near the University of Adelaide campus on North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/14/97: Rear entrances to a row of cottages that were part of the Old Destitute Asylum, near the South Australian Museum.
PRG 287/1/14/98: King William Road heading south towards North Terrace, taken from City Bridge. Cars are parked under the trees on this wide thoroughfare.
PRG 287/1/14/99: A view of a widening in the River Torrens winding through trees watched by two young onlookers on the bank.
PRG 287/1/14/100: Destitute Asylum Chapel and the building with the second-storey verandah is the lying-in Hospital off Kintore Avenue. Trees have been planted in the area below the verandah, which appears to be a courtyard.
PRG 287/1/14/101: Unidentified stone building with steep slate roof (possibly Mounted Police Barracks, now demolished). Visible at far right is a new brick building with tile roof on the University of Adelaide campus (possibly the Physics Building).
PRG 287/1/14/102: Unidentified stone building with steep slate roof (possibly Mounted Police Barracks, now demolished). Visible at far right is a new brick building on the University of Adelaide campus.
PRG 287/1/14/103: A maintenance man sweeping the gutter next to a footpath and paved drive on the University of Adelaide campus. A wheelbarrow is on the lawn nearby, outside Barr Smith Library. Pruned shrubs, a tall evergreen, and landscaping are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/14/104: A man walking past an old stone building in Adelaide. A sign on the side of the building says 'Education Department Controller of Stores'.
PRG 287/1/14/105: The State Secretary of the [Boy] Scouts and Guides Movement, Mr Harold Kemp, at the Rally held at Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/106: Cub Scouts assembling at the [Boy] Scout and Guide Rally held at Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949. One of the banners is held by the Rose Park Troop.
PRG 287/1/14/107: Senior Boy Scouts assembling at the Scout and Guide Rally held at Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/108: Cubs marching onto the arena at the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/109: Sea Scouts marching onto the arena at the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/110: Eastern suburbs Scouts marching onto the arena at the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949. District Commissioner Gerner is leading the group.
PRG 287/1/14/111: Disabled Scouts being helped onto the arena at the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/112: Cub Colour Parties marching onto the arena at the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/113: King Scouts marching onto the arena at the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/114: The Governor of South Australia, Sir Willoughby Norrie (far right), arrives at the arena at the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949. Viscount Althorp (Edward John Spencer) ADC, looks on from the left.
PRG 287/1/14/115: The Chief Scout of the Commonwealth, Lord Rowallan (in kilt) takes the salute during the Boy Scout and Girl Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/116: Chief Scout of the Commonwealth, Lord Rowallan (in kilt) and the South Australian Commissioner are standing on the dais addressing a crowd during the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949. 'H.Q. Cub. [Headquarters Cub Scout] Commissioner Bulbeck' is facing the camera.
PRG 287/1/14/117: Girl Guide Rangers and Sea Rangers during the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/118: Brownies sitting in a large circle during the Scout and Girl Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949. Billboards line the fence in the background (Penfolds Wine, Supreem Shoe Polish, The Chronicle - the Farmers Friend, United Paint, Plus British Petrol).
PRG 287/1/14/119: Chief Scout of the Commonwealth, Lord Rowallan (centre right, wearing a kilt) addresses a crowd of girls and boys during the Boy Scout and Girl Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/120: Chief Scout of the Commonwealth, Lord Rowallan (far right, wearing a kilt) addresses the crowd during the Scout and Guide Rally held at the Adelaide Showgrounds on 26 March 1949. Billboards line the fence in the background (Orlando Wines, Lion Coffee Extract, Penfolds Wine, Supreem Shoe Polish, The Chronicle).
PRG 287/1/14/121: Photo of dignitaries, Police Grey (horse) and crowd in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, in preparation for the Anzac Day Parade, April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/122: The Police Greys, band members and dignitaries in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, all set for the Anzac Day Parade to begin on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/123: Brass band members and Police Greys in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, all set for the Anzac Day Parade to begin on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/124: His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, standing on the dais, waiting for the Anzac Day Parade to begin on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/125: His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, and the Chief Scout [Commissioner] of the Commonwealth, Lord Rowallan, walking back to the dais before, or during, the Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/126: The Governor's car arrives for His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, at the dais in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, in before joining the Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/127: His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, stands on the dais in front of Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, awaiting the passing of the parade on Anzac Day on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/128: The Colour Party carrying flags salute His Excellency on the dais in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/129: His Excellency taking the salute from the leaders representing the Army, Air Force and Navy during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/130: Buses carrying invalids approach the dais in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/131: Nurses from the First Australian Imperial Force pass His Excellency, the Governor of South Australia, on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/132: Nurses from the First and Second Australian Imperial Force pass His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/133: War Veterans from New Zealand pass His Excellency the Governor of South Australia on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/134: Police Greys (horses) pass His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/135: Old Contemptibles, followed by members of the British Imperial Forces, pass His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/136: Legacy Boys, preceded by a banner, march past His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/137: Navy Veterans march past His Excellency, Sir Willoughby Norrie, Governor of South Australia, on the dais during Anzac Day Parade on April 25th 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/138: A galvanised tin cottage at Goolwa in South Australia. This is the home of Mr Robjohns' friend Reg Shepherd. The Robjohns had a holiday here in August 1949.
PRG 287/1/14/139: A galvanised iron cottage at Goolwa in South Australia. This is the home of Mr Robjohns' friend Reg Shepherd. The Robjohns had a holiday here in August 1949. A man and two ladies are standing outside the house.
PRG 287/1/14/140: In August 1949 the Robjohns spent a holiday staying at the Riverside Flats at Goolwa in South Australia. The flats overlook the Lower Murray River.
PRG 287/1/14/141: The Church of England Church at Goolwa in South Australia. The clock can be seen in the steeple and the churchyard is walled and has an ornate iron gate.
PRG 287/1/14/142: Looking north along Cadell Road in Goolwa. A man is riding a bicycle along the road which is lined with stone buildings. The church steeple can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/14/143: Looking south along Cadell Road in Goolwa. The Goolwa and Port Elliot District Council Chambers can be seen on the left of the road and the hotel is on the opposite corner on a bend in the road.
PRG 287/1/14/144: The Goolwa Barrage crossing the Lower River Murray at Goolwa. Hindmarsh Island can be seen on the opposite side of the river.
PRG 287/1/14/145: Street view of a hotel and store at Goolwa, South Australia. A ship's figurehead can be seen mounted on the roof above a window, and a car is parked along the kerb.
PRG 287/1/14/146: Paddle steamer 'Renmark' which was being used as a tourist vessel at Goolwa. The Captain's name at the time was Captain Reed.
PRG 287/1/14/147: Waves rolling into a wintery beach at Encounter Bay at Goolwa.
PRG 287/1/14/148: Wintery clouds above a fenced pasture at Goolwa, with silhouettes of fence posts and electrical poles also visible.
PRG 287/1/14/149: Looking east from Goolwa towards the Lower Murray River. A boat is moored at a small jetty and Hindmarsh Island can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/14/150: A large gabled house on the hill overlooking Encounter Bay at Victor Harbor. Granite Island, the Causeway, and The Bluff can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/14/151: The Southern Ocean crashing against rocks at Port Elliot, between Goolwa and Port Elliott on the south coast of South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/152: Wintery clouds above a fenced pasture at Goolwa, with silhouettes of fence posts and electrical poles also visible.
PRG 287/1/14/153: A paddle steamer and smaller boats moored near the reeds on the Lower Murray River at Goolwa in South Australia. Houses and a caravan can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/14/154: Houseboat the 'Captain Sturt' moored at a small jetty on the Lower Murray River at Goolwa. Smaller boats are moored nearby and Hindmarsh Island can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/14/155: The Southern Ocean lashing rocks on Middleton Beach in Encounter Bay, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/156: Mr Robjohns has captioned this photo of clouds, 'Goolwa Beach', but it is probably Middleton Beach (see photo PRG 287/1/14/155).
PRG 287/1/14/157: A winter scene of clouds over 'Goolwa Beach' (sic), probably taken at Middleton Beach (photo PRG 287/1/14/155). A view of a sand dune can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/14/158: A winter scene of clouds over 'Goolwa Beach' (sic), probably taken at Middleton Beach (photo PRG 287/1/14/155). A view of a sand dune can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/14/159: The Meadows Hotel where the proprietor is Max Styles. A man is standing outside near a car and motorbike, and the Goolwa Bus is parked nearby.
PRG 287/1/14/160: A small island, labelled 'Granite Island' (sic), in the vicinity of Goolwa on the reaches of the Lower Murray River. Two boats are moored on the still water close to shore.
PRG 287/1/14/161: Busy Hindley Street looking east towards the Adelaide foothills. Buses, lorries and cars are travelling up and down the street.
PRG 287/1/14/162: The Assembly of God Church, possibly the 'old Baptist (or Bible) Church Chapel', flanked by cottages and a store. The church has a belfry with a circular stained glass window underneath. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/14/163: Building on the corner of West Terrace and Alfred Street in the south west corner of Adelaide. The two storey semi detached house has a return verandah and balconies off the upper front rooms.
PRG 287/1/14/164: Buildings along West Terrace, between Wright Street and Gouger Street. The twin spires of Saint Patrick's Cathedral can be seen above the roofs. One house has two storeys while the others are single storey buildings. They have verandahs and shutters to provide shade from the afternoon sun.
PRG 287/1/14/165: A row of cottages on the corner of West Terrace and Wright Street. The cottages share a bull nose verandah which runs along the entire length of the semi detached cottages. A communal wall topped with railings surrounds the row of cottages.
PRG 287/1/14/166: Old twin cottages in a cul-de-sac off Gray Street in the south western corner of Adelaide near Saint Patrick's Cathdral. Brick cottages share a rustic iron verandah with peaks over the entrances. Other buildings crowd in from all sides. Caption reads, 'Off Grey (sic) Street next Trennery (sic) Court'.
PRG 287/1/14/167: Southern end of Gray Street looking towards Burton Avenue in the south western corner of Adelaide. A row of three old brick and stone cottages stands next to a row of more modern cottages enclosed by a corrugated iron fence. Caption reads, 'Grey (sic) St. South End, looking to Burton Av'.
PRG 287/1/14/168: A bluestone house standing on the corner of Alfred Street and Mary Street in the south western corner of Adelaide. The house and fenced verandah opens onto the street and has no front garden. Wooden fretwork is on the eaves and iron lacework is on the verandah.
PRG 287/1/14/169: Stone cottages and trees, including a large palm, line Ruthven Avenue off Grote Street near Saint Patrick's Cathdral. A tradesman with a horse and cart is making deliveries in the cul-de-sac, and a pick up truck is parked along the kerb.
PRG 287/1/14/170: Newer cottages with steep tiled roofs and Tudor period detail stand next to a row of old brick cottages in Burton Avenue in Adelaide's south western corner. Caption refers to 'Grey (sic) Street'. Kerbs and fences line a rough street in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/14/171: Howes Place off Crowther Street between Franklin Street and Waymouth Street in Adelaide's West End. Lines of washing are strung across the laneway in front of a two-storey stone building. The roof of an outhouse can be seen over the back fence.
PRG 287/1/14/172: A row of five cars (ca.1920 to 1949) are parked in front of Clara Terrace, facing Gouger Street in Adelaide. This two storey building comprises at least five homes with cellars and attics. Washing is hanging on the verandah and a mother and two girls are enjoying the sun.
PRG 287/1/14/173: A row of cottages in Austral Terrace. Caption refers to 'Trennery (sic) Court', off Franklin Street.
PRG 287/1/14/174: A row of three cottages with small front gardens on the western end of Gouger Street in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/14/175: Stone cottage next to a small general store with verandah in Currie Street, near West Terrace, Adelaide. The shop has a sign advertising Bushells tea. A two-storey building stands on the opposite side of the shop.
PRG 287/1/14/176: Car parked next to old buildings on Elizabeth Street, near Waymouth Street, Adelaide. A concrete stobie pole stands in background.
PRG 287/1/14/177: Houses at 224-226 Waymouth Street near Elizabeth Street, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/14/178: The back garden of number 1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens showing the vines growing on frames and flower beds.
PRG 287/1/14/179: The back garden of 'Green Gates' at number 1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens showing the water tank, shrubs and flower beds.
PRG 287/1/14/180: The back garden of 'Green Gates' at number 1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens, showing shrubs, fruit trees and flower beds.
PRG 287/1/14/181: The back garden of 'Green Gates' at number 1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens, showing shrubs, fruit trees and flower beds.
PRG 287/1/14/182: The view from the front yard of 'Green Gates' at number 1 Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens. The early morning sun is appearing over the Adelaide foothills and lighting the neighbourhood.
PRG 287/1/14/183: Looking east along Cuthero Terrace from the front of 'Green Gates', Mr Robjohns' home on Peroomba Avenue, towards the Adelaide foothills. A large gum tree stands at the edge of the road in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/14/184: A spectacular sunset over the roof tops in Kensington Gardens. The photograph is taken from 'Green Gates' at number one Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/14/185: A spectacular sunset over the roof tops in Kensington Gardens. The photograph is taken from Mr Robjohns front garden at 'Green Gates', number one Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens.
PRG 287/1/14/186: A photograph taken at night showing streaks of lightning over the tree tops at Port Elliot, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/14/187: Houses on Edsall Street which runs parallel to Norwood Parade near Osmond Terrace. One of the houses has a storey underground.
PRG 287/1/14/188: Photo of a bluestone fronted house at an unidentified Norwood location, showing the raised verandah and shuttered windows.
PRG 287/1/14/189: Two storey stone houses at numbers 2 and 4 Somerset Place, which runs off Elizabeth Street near Osmond Terrace and Norwood Parade. The houses have large chimneys, and wooden railings around the second storey verandahs. A bicycle is parked on the footpath.
PRG 287/1/14/190: Old corner 'General Store' and adjoining house at number 2 Edsall Street. Verandah posts are set on the edge of the footpath providing lots of shade, along with a fire plug in front. A sign above the premises of 'H.E. Perry and Company - Motor and General Engineers' is visible next door.
PRG 287/1/14/191: An old corner store with three steps leading to the door in Norwood South Australia. An old hoarding on the fence advertises Rosella Soups.
PRG 287/1/14/192: Houses on the eastern side of Church Avenue, at the rear of the Baptist Church. The houses are positioned just before the dogleg bend in Church Avenue.
PRG 287/1/14/193: First Creek flowing past houses in Sydenham Road, Norwood. Lush vegetation is growing up the banks of the creek.
PRG 287/1/14/194: Gloucester Street runs off Osmond Terrace, parallel to William Street. The house consists of three different roof levels, possibly created when additions were made to the house. There are two chimneys, and a rose covered arch at the gate.
PRG 287/1/14/195: Cottage at number 1 'Clark (sic) Street' in Norwood. Tall hollyhocks are growing in the tiny front garden of this house with a low pitch roof. A two-storey house, number 3, can be seen next door.
PRG 287/1/14/196: Two storey sandstone house at number 3 'Clark (sic) Street' Norwood. A wall encloses the garden and three single windows are visible on the upper storey. Hollyhocks are drooping over the wire fence of number 1, the cottage next door.
PRG 287/1/14/197: A low white picket fence surrounds this pair of twin attached cottages in Norwood, South Australia. The front doors and windows have galvanised shades to protect from the summer sun. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/14/198: General store on the corner of Henry Street and Queen Street at Norwood. Two stone houses stand adjacent, across the street from the shop. A sign over the verandah advertises Amscol Ice Cream.
PRG 287/1/14/199: Bungalows on Hampton Grove, which runs parallel to Osmond Terrace at Norwood.
PRG 287/1/14/200: Photo enlargement of sunset on a palm fringed beach at Darwin in the Northern Territory. The sea gently laps the sand.
PRG 287/1/14/201: Silhouettes of rocky islands offshore and palm trees lining the foreshore at sunset, taken at sunset near Darwin.
PRG 287/1/15/1: Two sailing ships stuck in the mud at low tide at Odams Quay on the River Exe in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/15/2: A brass band leading the Barossa Vintage Festival in Tanunda, South Australia. Crowds are applauding the band as they march down the tree lined road.
PRG 287/1/15/3: The Tanunda float number one passes a roadside crowd in the Barossa Vintage Festival, 1950, at Tanunda. The Eden Valley float is following.
PRG 287/1/15/4: The Penfolds Winery float taking part in the Barossa Vintage Festival, 1950, at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. The Eden Valley float is following.
PRG 287/1/15/5: The Tanunda Returned Services League float taking part in the Barossa Vintage Festival held at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
PRG 287/1/15/6: Unidentified float number three taking part in the Barossa Vintage Festival at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. A young woman is dressed as Little Bo Peep and another is wearing a wide hoop skirt.
PRG 287/1/15/7: Unidentified float number thirteen taking part in the Barossa Vintage Festival at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. A man in a peaked cap is driving a tractor pulling the float and the participants are wearing long dresses and bonnets.
PRG 287/1/15/8: Float sponsored by Tanunda Kindergarten taking part in the Barossa Vintage Festival held in the Barossa Valley in South Australia. It depicts a large shoe from the nursery rhyme about the old lady who lived in a shoe.
PRG 287/1/15/9: Float sponsored by Tanunda Kindergarten taking part in the Barossa Vintage Festival at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. It depicts a large shoe from the nursery rhyme about the old lady who lived in a shoe. Girls are walking behind the float past roadside onlookers.
PRG 287/1/15/10: The War Memorial on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue after the service on Anzac Day in Adelaide in 1950. A group of scouts and members of the public are inspecting the wreaths.
PRG 287/1/15/11: Members of the public walking past the Boer War Memorial statue on the corner of North Terrace and King William Road outside Government House. A wreath has been laid on this memorial as part of the ceremony. A vehicle advertising Nomis Amplifiers of Black Forest in visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/15/12: A group of Cub Scouts being mustered on the lawns behind Government House adjacent to the Torrens Parade Ground. They are about to take part in the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/13: A group of Boy Scouts being mustered on the lawns behind Government House adjacent to the Torrens Parade Ground. They are about to take part in the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/14: Members of the Army Signals Platoon marshalling the participants in the Anzac Day Parade. Torrens Parade Ground building and palm trees can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/15: Sea Scouts in uniform marching on to the Anzac Day Parade in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/16: Chief Commissioner leading the Boy Scouts in uniform on to the Anzac Day Parade. A bicycle is parked in the foreground, and women wearing hats look on.
PRG 287/1/15/17: His Excellency the Governor of South Australia, Sir C.W.M. Norrie, approaching the dais at the beginning of the Anzac Day Parade, while Scouts and dignitaries look on.
PRG 287/1/15/18: His Excellency the Governor of South Australia, Sir C.W.M. Norrie, and Henry [Kemp] approaching the dais at the beginning of the Anzac Day Parade, while a crowd look on.
PRG 287/1/15/19: A Police Grey horse and rider patrolling the crowds along the route of the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/20: Members of the armed forces marching north on King William Road past crowds along the Anzac Day Parade route.
PRG 287/1/15/21: Contingent of boys from the Australian aid to veterans organisation, Legacy, marching down King William Road during the Anzac Day Parade. Some of the boys are wearing the medals of their relatives.
PRG 287/1/15/22: Nurses, in uniform, from World War I and World War II marching down King William Road during the Anzac Day Parade in Adelaide in 1950.
PRG 287/1/15/23: Veterans from the Boer War marching down King William Road during the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/24: Soldiers from the Tenth Battalion marching down King William Road during the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/25: Soldiers from the Forty-third Battalion marching down King William Road during the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/26: Morning mist over Kensington Gardens in South Australia. The view is from the front garden of Mr Robjohns' house in Peroomba Avenue.
PRG 287/1/15/27: The wooded foothills of the Adelaide Hills as seen from Cuthero Terrace in Kensington Gardens, South Australia. An empty plot of land is visible in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/15/28: Tall gum trees line Cuthero Terrace in Kensington Gardens, South Australia. The Adelaide foothills can be seen towards the east.
PRG 287/1/15/29: The wooded foothills of the Adelaide Hills as seen from Cuthero Terrace in Kensington Gardens, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/15/30: A tree lined track in wooded land near Clare in South Australia. Fences, bushes and sheds are visible.
PRG 287/1/15/31: Shops, houses, stobie poles and a telephone box line Parade Avenue in Rosslyn Park. The Adelaide foothills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/15/32: Houses, footpaths, fences and electrical poles lining Kensington Road as it passes through Wattle Park. Two cars, ca. 1930, are also visible on the road. The wooded Adelaide foothills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/15/33: Houses, one of which has two storeys, surrounded by vegetation in the Adelaide suburb of Wattle Park. The foothills can be seen in the distance. Large gum trees line the street.
PRG 287/1/15/34: Untitled photo of street sign pointing to Simpson Road at Wattle Park. This runs between Penfold Road and Stonyfell Road. No houses can be seen and thick scrub lines the road.
PRG 287/1/15/35: Untitled photo of two cars travelling around a sharp bend on a road in the countryside. Gum trees, scrub and large electrical poles line the road.
PRG 287/1/15/36: Uncaptioned photo of large gum tree next to a rough road in the Adelaide foothills. A quarry face and part of a house can be seen in the distance through the woods.
PRG 287/1/15/37: Untitled photo of a girl in a dress talking to two riders near their mounts, possibly at Stonyfell, next to Second Creek at Bonnie View.
PRG 287/1/15/38: Pipelines leading from Second Creek at Bonnie View. This is possibly in Stonyfell near the Adelaide foothills.
PRG 287/1/15/39: A monkey sitting on a log in an enclosure in the Adelaide Zoo.
PRG 287/1/15/40: Monkeys sitting in an enclosure in the Adelaide Zoo.
PRG 287/1/15/41: Two children perched on the running board of a car (ca. 1930s) parked at a lookout at Piccadilly in the Adelaide Hills. Densely forested hills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/42: View of a trimmed hedge and deciduous tree, probably in springtime, at Piccadilly in the wooded Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/15/43: A new house nestled into the side of a hill in the Piccadilly Valley in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/15/44: Houses, barns and paddocks in the heavily wooded Piccadilly Valley in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/15/45: Gums and thistles growing on grassland at Brookside near Magill. The Adelaide foothills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/15/46: Houses lining a street at Brookside near Magill. The quarry in the Adelaide foothills can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/15/47: Large gum trees growing near a house at Brookside, Magill.
PRG 287/1/15/48: Crowds of people in front of a tram waiting for the start of the Jubilee Parade in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/49: Saint John Ambulance personnel in uniform ready to serve the public at the Jubilee Parade in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/50: A section of the crowd lining King William Road at the Jubilee Parade in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/51: A section of a large crowd, including many young children, lining King William Road at the Jubilee Parade in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/52: A close up view of a section of the crowd, including many children, lining King William Road at the Jubilee Parade in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/53: Police Greys (horses) lead the Parade north on King William Road at the Jubilee Parade in Adelaide. The tower on City Hall can be seen in this view.
PRG 287/1/15/54: Police Greys followed by the band lead the Parade down King William Road at the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/55: Gun carriages line the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/56: Army tanks are part of the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/57: Armoured cars and tanks take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/58: Members of the Royal Australian Air Force take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/59: Members of the Royal Australian Navy take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/60: 10th Battalion Adelaide Regiment takes part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/61: 10th Battalion Adelaide Regiment following the colour party in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/62: New Australians wearing Greek national dress take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/63: New Australians wearing Polish national dress take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/64: The Legacy float takes part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/65: The Returned Nursing Sisters float takes part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/66: The Returned Nursing Sisters float takes part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/67: The Junior Red Cross ['Red X'] float takes part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/68: Young girls wearing white dresses and waving flages lead the Junior Red Cross ['Red X'] contingent in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/69: Boy Scouts following their colour party carrying flags take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/70: Boy Scouts take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/71: Girl Guides take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/72: South Australian Railways take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide. The state's first railway coach is mounted on a trailer with a sign that states "The first rail track was laid in South Australia in the year 1854 linking Goolwa with Port Elliot."
PRG 287/1/15/73: South Australian Railways take part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide. A half size model of the new diesel electric locomotive being built at the South Australian Railways Workshop at Islington is loaded onto a trailer and is pulled by a tractor.
PRG 287/1/15/74: Members of a marching band carrying their brass instruments in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/75: View of the 'Water Works' float, a big truck hauling a huge water pipe in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/76: The Market Gardener's float depicting a selection of fruit and vegetables taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/77: Close up photo of the 'U.A. Mission' float, a truck carrying an Aboriginal Air Force man, a young girl and an Aboriginal Nursing Sister in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/78: A float depicting the progress of Adelaide's settlement showing an Aboriginal original inhabitant, then a tent of the first white settlers next to a model of the Adelaide University building. The float is taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/79: A float from the Brighton Surf Life Saving Club taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide. The float depicts King Neptune, mermaids and men and women in swimming costumes.
PRG 287/1/15/80: The South Australian Ancient Order of Druids float taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide. The float depicts a model of Stonehenge and Druids dressed in long flowing robes and beards.
PRG 287/1/15/81: Uncaptioned photo of a tractor float taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/82: Uncaptioned photo of a float taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/83: The Tramways Trust float taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May. The banner reads, '1901 to 1951 - Safety and Service'.
PRG 287/1/15/84: Uncaptioned photo of a float taking part in the parade down King William Road during the Jubilee Parade on 9th May 1951 in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/85: New buildings on the campus of Adelaide University. The view is taken from Victoria Drive.
PRG 287/1/15/86: New buildings on the campus of Adelaide University.
PRG 287/1/15/87: New buildings on the campus of Adelaide University. Cars parked on Victoria Drive are in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/15/88: A road within the Royal Show Grounds at Wayville, south of the City of Adelaide. Crowds are walking past food stalls and sideshows.
PRG 287/1/15/89: A road within the Royal Show Grounds at Wayville South Australia. Crowds are walking past fairy floss and toffee apple stalls.
PRG 287/1/15/90: Looking west from the corner of Rundle Street and Pulteney Street in Adelaide. Thwaite's Corner is located on the south west side and Coles and National Bank can be seen along the northern side of Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/15/91: Looking west along Currie Street in Adelaide. Adelaide Steamship Company Limited and the Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia can be seen on the southern side of Currie Street.
PRG 287/1/15/92: The T & G (Temperance & General) building on the South corner of King William and Grenfell Streets, Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/93: A crowd of women and young girls and boys dressed up for the occasion are waiting in the hot sun on North Terrace for the Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II to be announced on 8th February 1952.
PRG 287/1/15/94: Crowds, mainly women and children, are in the hot sun on North Terrace waiting for the Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II to be announced. The Gresham Hotel, opposite Parliament House, can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/95: Crowds in the hot sun below the steps of Parliament House on North Terrace are waiting for the Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II to be announced.
PRG 287/1/15/96: The Speaker of the House and other legal officials and 'Dignatories' (sic), including a woman in a wide-brimmed hat, are assembled on the steps of Parliament House on North Terrace waiting for the Proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II to be read by the Governor of South Australia. A man, possibly a journalist, is holding a camera and flash attachment in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/15/97: The Governor of South Australia, Lt. General, Sir C.W.M. Norrie, stands before a microphone on the steps of Parliament House and reads the Proclamation. Legal and military officials and other dignitaries, including two women wearing hats, stand solemnly behind him.
PRG 287/1/15/98: A photo of the Governor of South Australia, Lt. General, Sir C.W.M. Norrie, handing the Proclamation document to his equerry, or attending officer, after reading the proclamation document.
PRG 287/1/15/99: A crowd watches His Excellency the Governor of South Australia enter a limousine on North Terrace after leaving Parliament House. The car is surrounded by official attendants dressed in regalia.
PRG 287/1/15/100: A crowd of women wearing summer dresses and hats, a baby in a pram, and several young boys are crossing King William Street outside the Gresham Hotel on the corner of North Terrace and Gresham Street.
PRG 287/1/15/101: Close up view of a crowd of men and women in summer clothing crossing King William Street outside the Gresham Hotel on the corner of North Terrace and Gresham Street.
PRG 287/1/15/102: Uncaptioned photo of the Governor of South Australia preparing to read the Proclamation from the steps of Parliament House, with dignitaries standing behind him. A photographer is in the foreground. Notes on a scrap of paper accompanying the loose photo in Album 15 read, 'Sir C. Willoughby M. Norrie' and 'Proc[lamation] 8/5/52'. See also items PRG 287/1/15/96-97.
PRG 287/1/15/103: A hatchment tablet bearing the coat of arms of King George VI on the gate of Government House in Adelaide. This is a sign of respect for the late king.
PRG 287/1/15/104: A hatchment tablet bearing the coat of arms of King George VI on the gate of Government House in Adelaide. This is a sign of respect for the late king.
PRG 287/1/15/105: A hatchment tablet bearing the coat of arms of King George VI on the gate of Government House in Adelaide. This is a sign of respect for the late king.
PRG 287/1/15/106: Crowds assemble outside Saint Peter's Cathedral on 15th February 1952 for the funeral service to commemorate King George VI. Several large cars, including a limousine, are parked in front.
PRG 287/1/15/108: People walking across the lawns to and from the entrance to Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral as they pay their respects to the deceased monarch, King George VI.
PRG 287/1/15/109: The Archbishop of Adelaide waits outside Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral to greet the Governor of South Australia at the funerary service to commemorate King George VI.
PRG 287/1/15/110: The Governor of South Australia Sir C. Willoughby M. Norrie arriving before a crowd at Saint Peter's Cathedral for the funerary service to commemorate King George VI.
PRG 287/1/15/111: The Governor of South Australia Sir C. Willoughby M. Norrie arriving before a crowd at Saint Peter's Cathedral for the funerary service to commemorate King George VI.
PRG 287/1/15/113: Statue of George V on horseback located in the parklands between the River Torrens and Saint Peter's Cathedral in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/114: Statue of George V on horseback located in the parklands between the River Torrens and Saint Peter's Cathedral in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/115: Introduced species of trees line the path running next to Torrens Lake in Adelaide South Australia.
PRG 287/1/15/116: Adelaide University footbridge crossing Torrens Lake.
PRG 287/1/15/117: Hills covered with grassy woodland sloping down to Long Gully picnic area at Belair National Park.
PRG 287/1/15/118: Children playing on swings and a slide at Long Gully picnic ground in the National Park at Belair.
PRG 287/1/15/118A: Grassy woodland (eucalpytus microcarpa) in the National Park at Belair, possibly near Long Gully.
PRG 287/1/15/119: A picnic and games in progress at Long Gully in the National Park at Belair.
PRG 287/1/15/120: View of building site on a wooded block, probably owned by W.A. Robjohns' son, Tom. Family members are gathered next to new cement foundations. A tent can be seen in the background. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/15/121: View of a cleared area and stumps on a block of grassy woodland, probably owned by W.A. Robjohn's son, Tom. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/15/122: Newly poured cement footings for a house on a block of land, probably owned by W.A. Robjohn's son, Tom. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/15/123: Photo of a man, possibly Mr Robjohn's son, Tom, using a cement mixer and a young boy shovelling sand for a building foundation. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/15/124: A woman and a man standing among cement foundations at a building site on land probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom.
PRG 287/1/15/125: Building site with cement piers and footings on a block of land, probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom.
PRG 287/1/15/126: Building site with cement piers and footings on a block of land, probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom.
PRG 287/1/15/127: A view of the curving, grassy banks of Lake Torrens in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/128: Men working at a building site on land probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom. The wooden frame is being fitted to the piers, and a tent is visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/129: Men working at a building site on land probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom. The wooden frame is being fitted to the piers, and a tent is visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/130: A man stands at a building site, on the new frame of a house on land probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom. A tent is visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/131: View from the front garden of number one Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens across Cuthero Terrace.
PRG 287/1/15/132: Houses on the northern side of Cuthero Terrace, Kensington Gardens, looking east towards the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/15/133: The house of the 'Harrisons' located in Kensington Gardens, probably neighbours of W.A. Robjohns. A Stobie (electrical) pole stands in the foreground. A wire and wood post fence lined by a low hedge extends to the house next door (the 'Dollmans').
PRG 287/1/15/134: The house of the 'Dollmans' located in Kensington Gardens, probably neighbours of W.A. Robjohns. This is the family home of Reginald Byron Dollman & Shirley Louise Dollman and son Mark Reginald Dollman at 43 Cuthero Terrace, Kensington Gardens, South Australia. (Information supplied by a researcher).
PRG 287/1/15/135: A family walking beside the river at Clarendon in the Adelaide Hills. Cars are parked on the bridge nearby, with the weir hidden by vegetation.
PRG 287/1/15/136: The reservoir on the Onkaparinga River at Clarendon.
PRG 287/1/15/137: Tall pine and gum trees lining the banks of the reservoir at Clarendon in the Adelaide Hills.
PRG 287/1/15/138: The stone wall of the weir at the reservoir on the Onkaparinga River at Clarendon.
PRG 287/1/15/139: The tall, arched bridge crossing the Onkaparinga River at Clarendon near the weir.
PRG 287/1/15/140: Looking across Pennington Gardens to the twin spires of Saint Peter's Cathedral in North Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/141: Memorial to aviator Ross Smith. The statue is located in Creswell Garden, King William Road in North Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/142: Looking north from Victoria Square towards the towers of the Post Office and Adelaide Town Hall on King William Street.
PRG 287/1/15/143: Looking across the intersection of North Terrace and King William Street toward tall buildings, including Shell House and the Liberal Club Building, with cars parked in front. Two men are posed next to the Boer War Memorial in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/15/145: Photo of the imposing Adelaide Railway Station taken from the opposite side of the River Torrens, possibly in winter to spring.
PRG 287/1/15/146: Brick 'Caretaker's Cottage' (the Cottage) on the University of Adelaide campus. Originally red brick, the Georgian Revival building was later painted white.
PRG 287/1/15/147: Large gum tree on the footpath near a bend in the road. This is possibly in the reserve along War Memorial Drive near Hackney.
PRG 287/1/15/148: 'Passing out' parade of the First South Australian Trainee Battalion on Torrens Army Parade Ground. Crowds have gathered under the palm trees to watch the ceremony.
PRG 287/1/15/149: 'Passing out' parade of the First South Australian Trainee Battalion on Torrens Army Parade Ground. Palm trees and University of Adelaide buildings, including the Hartley Building on Kintore Avenue, can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/150: 'Passing out' parade of the First South Australian Trainee Battalion on Torrens Army Parade Ground.
PRG 287/1/15/151: 'Passing out' military parade of the First South Australian Trainee Battalion on Torrens Army Parade Ground. A close up view showing soldiers with drums and guns.
PRG 287/1/15/152: 'Passing out' parade of the First South Australian Trainee Battalion. The military parade is marching up King William Road from Torrens Army Parade Ground towards North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/15/153: Staff marching in the 'passing out' parade of the 1st South Australian Trainee Battalion on Torrens Parade Ground. The military parade is marching up King William Road towards North Terrace.
PRG 287/1/15/154: W.A.A.C.S. marching in the 'passing out' parade of the First South Australian Trainee Battalion. Women in military uniform are marching up King William Road towards North Terrace followed by a tram, motorcycle and cars.
PRG 287/1/15/155: Men, women and children walking in Morialta Park, with the stone steps to the rock outcroppings in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/156: View of a sunlit rocky cliff and a tall eucalyptus tree at Morialta Park.
PRG 287/1/15/157: People walking up steep steps on the rocky cliff face at Morialta Park.
PRG 287/1/15/158: People walking on the grass at Morialta Park below the craggy walls of the gorge.
PRG 287/1/15/159: Road leading up to the kiosk building in Morialta Park, now Morialta Conservation Park. The rocky walls of the gorge loom over the kiosk.
PRG 287/1/15/160: The creek flowing through Morialta Park near Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/15/161: A fieldstone picnic shelter with thatched roof below a steep cliff face in Morialta Park.
PRG 287/1/15/163: People walking up the shady road leading to Morialta Park. The tree lined road runs next to the creek.
PRG 287/1/15/164: Henley Beach summer scene in February 1953. The 14-foot dinghy 'Maruna' on the beach in front of Henley Sailing clubhouse was skippered by P. Russell, crew B. Nash. The crowded Henley Beach jetty and the surf lifesaving tower are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/165: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia in February 1953. Swimmers are using the Olympic Swimming Pool on the foreshore at Henley Beach. Others are sitting under beach tents and umbrellas on the sand below the pool.
PRG 287/1/15/166: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia in February 1953. Swimmers are using the Olympic Swimming Pool on the foreshore at Henley Beach. The busy beach is crowded with picnickers and sun bathers and the Henley Beach Jetty can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/15/167: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia in February 1953. The photograph has been taken from the jetty looking back at the beach and the swimmers splashing in the small waves. The Olympic Swimming Pool and buildings along the foreshore can be seen.
PRG 287/1/15/168: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia in February 1953. Looking from Henley Beach Jetty across the beach to the Olympic Swimming Pool. Various striped beach tents, umbrellas and Moana sun shades are shading the people enjoying this Sunday afternoon.
PRG 287/1/15/169: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia in February 1953. Sunbathers relaxing on blankets on the warm sand in the summer of 1953.
PRG 287/1/15/170: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia in February 1953. Two teenage girls in their swimming costumes and rubber swimming caps walking towards the end of Henley Beach Jetty. A rotunda can be seen in the background at the beginning of the jetty which is flanked by ice cream shops.
PRG 287/1/15/171: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia in February 1953. Crowds walking on the Henley Beach Jetty. A rotunda can be seen in the background at the beginning of the jetty which is flanked by ice cream shops.
PRG 287/1/15/172: Sunday afternoon at Henley Beach in South Australia. Looking from the Henley Beach Jetty towards the buildings on the southern side of the jetty. Families are sitting on the sand enjoying the summer weather.
PRG 287/1/15/173: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach on May 18th 1953. The angled pylons of the start of the jetty can be seen and slabs of walkway on resting on the sand below.
PRG 287/1/15/174: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach on May 18th 1953. People walking on the damaged esplanade near the jetty at Henley Beach. Part of the walkway has collapsed after the storm and is laying on the beach below.
PRG 287/1/15/175: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach on '18/5/53'. A view of the ruins of the Henley Sailing Club after a severe storm in May 1953. The concrete walls of the building on the beach have collapsed.
PRG 287/1/15/176: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach on '18/5/53'. A young boy climbing the diving tower at the Olympic Swimming Pool to survey the damage after a severe storm at Henley Beach in May 1953.
PRG 287/1/15/177: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach on '18/5/53'. People peering into damaged rooms under the esplanade after a severe storm at Henley Beach in May 1953.
PRG 287/1/15/178: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach. People surveying the destruction of the seawall and sand dunes after the severe storm at Henley Beach in May 1953.
PRG 287/1/15/179: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach. The concrete steps to the beach are left standing after the severe storm at Henley Beach in May 1953. However the sea has eroded the sand behind the steps.
PRG 287/1/15/180: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach. Two boys standing on concrete steps that have been left standing amid the destruction of the storm at Henley Beach in May 1953.
PRG 287/1/15/181: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach. Part of the road has collapsed onto the beach leaving the houses on the Esplanade close to the edge of the beach.
PRG 287/1/15/182: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach on May 18th 1953. A bulldozer is being used to push back sand after a severe storm caused erosion in 1953. Much seaweed has built up on the beach following the storm. The Henley Beach Jetty is in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/183: Storm damage to the foreshore at Henley Beach. A bulldozer is being used to push back sand after a severe storm caused erosion. Seaweed has built up on the beach following the storm.
PRG 287/1/15/184: People surveying storm damage to the foreshore at Glenelg after a severe storm in May 1953. Sand under the bitumen footpath has been eroded by the sea. The concrete wall on the esplanade is intact.
PRG 287/1/15/185: A large crowd outside the entrance to Saint Peter's Anglican Cathedral following the service to honour Queen Elizabeth II at her coronation.
PRG 287/1/15/186: Close up view of a crowd in King William Street waiting to view the parade to mark the occasion of the Coronation of Elizabeth II. Children are perched below pillars of a building (now demolished) draped with banners. The Bank of New South Wales and the Government Tourist Bureau sign are visible in background.
PRG 287/1/15/187: Crowds waiting on the corner of King William Street and North Terrace to view the parade to mark the occasion of the Coronation of Elizabeth II. The Gresham Hotel is on the corner with the Ansett Airways Office in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/188: Buildings in King William Street are decked with flags during the parade to mark the occasion of the Coronation of Elizabeth II. Cars are driving south past the clock towers of the Post Office and Town Hall.
PRG 287/1/15/189: A large crown and flags deck the Savings Bank of South Australia building in King William Street during the parade to mark the occasion of the Coronation of Elizabeth II. A crowd stands below.
PRG 287/1/15/190: The South Australian Head Quarters Band parading down King William Street during the Coronation Day Parade on 2nd June 1953. Flags and banners decorate the buildings along the way.
PRG 287/1/15/191: The University Battalion Pipers parading down King William Street during the Coronation Day Parade on 2nd June 1953. Flags and banners decorate the buildings along the way. The Criterion Hotel is in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/192: The 10th Battalion Band parading down King William Street during the Coronation Day Parade on 2nd June 1953. Flags and banners decorate the buildings along the way. The Criterion Hotel and the Post Office are in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/193: The 10th Battalion Band Guard marching down King William Street during the Coronation Day Parade. Flags and banners hang from the Post Office and Criterion Hotel in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/194: His Excellency the Governor of South Australia arriving at the Adelaide Town Hall to take the salute during the Coronation Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/195: His Excellency, Sir C.W.M. Norrie, the Governor of South Australia, inspecting the 10th Battalion Guards outside Adelaide Town Hall during the Coronation Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/196: His Excellency, Sir C.W.M. Norrie, Governor of South Australia standing to attention during the singing of 'God Save the Queen' at the Coronation Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/15/197: Members of the Citizen Military Forces marching in the Coronation Day Parade. Banners and flags are flying from the Post Office and the Criterion Hotel in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/198: Photo of a man, possibly Mr Robjohn's son, Tom, cutting planks with a hand saw at a building site. Location not identified.
PRG 287/1/15/199: The wooden framework of a new house sitting on piles on a sloping block, probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom.
PRG 287/1/15/200: Side view of the framework of a new house sitting on piles on a sloping block, probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom. W.A. Robjohns' car and a tent can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/15/201: Framework of a new house sitting on piles on a sloping block, probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom. W.A. Robjohns' car and a tent can be seen in the background. A man stands in front.
PRG 287/1/15/202: Framework of a new house, probably owned by Mr Robjohn's son, Tom. Two houses adjoining the property can be seen through the frames.
PRG 287/1/15/203: A nearly completed house built on concrete piers and situated on a sloping block of land, probably owned by Mr Robjohns' son, Tom. Located on Young Street, Blackwood, it was built by Tom Robjohns, the oldest son of WA Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/15/204: Dense bushland can be seen over the neighbour's roof top from the site probably owned by Mr Robjohns' son, Tom.
PRG 287/1/15/205: Neighbouring houses, tall trees and a water tower can be seen from the building site, probably owned by Mr Robjohns' son, Tom.
PRG 287/1/15/206: A neighbouring house, electrical poles and tall trees can be seen from the building site, probably owned by Mr Robjohns' son, Tom.
PRG 287/1/15/207: The home of the Russell family, probably an acquaintance of W.A. Robjohns. The house is constructed of red brick and has an iron roof. There are three children leaning over the railings on the front porch.
PRG 287/1/15/208: The home of the Russell family, probably an acquaintance of W.A. Robjohns. The house is constructed of red brick and has an iron roof. Washing is hanging on the clothesline next to a water tank in back.
PRG 287/1/15/209: The home of the Russell family, probably an acquaintance of W.A. Robjohns. The house is constructed of red brick and has an iron roof. Three children are standing against the side wall.
PRG 287/1/15/210: Looking west along Rundle Street from Charles Street. A bus is passing many parked cars and people are walking on the pavement.
PRG 287/1/15/211: Looking east along Rundle Street from Charles Street. The Foys Building is on the corner of Pulteney Street and Rundle Street and the Adelaide Hills can be seen the distance. Pedestrians are walking between the traffic.
PRG 287/1/15/212: The wide expanse of water in Dartmouth Harbour showing houses perched on the side of hills.
PRG 287/1/15/213: Old four storey building at the waters edge in Dartmouth Harbour in Devon England. Boats are moored in the harbour in front of the building.
PRG 287/1/20/1: People lining the route of the Anzac Day Parade as it winds it's way from King William Street into Rundle Street in Adelaide in 1954. A car is collecting money from the crowd for the Appeal for Veterans.
PRG 287/1/20/2: Police Grey horses with their mounts on parade in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street at the T & G Building.
PRG 287/1/20/3: The Mixed Guard made up from members of Army, Air Force and Navy, parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street at the T & G Building.
PRG 287/1/20/4: The Colours (flags) followed by the Heads of Services parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street at the T & G Building.
PRG 287/1/20/5: A large group of Legacy boys are marching in the Anzac Day parade, turning from King William Street into Rundle Street. The boys are wearing the war medals of their relatives.
PRG 287/1/20/6: A group of 'The Old Contemptibles', former members of the British Expeditionary Force in World War I, parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/7: Members of the British Imperial Forces parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/8: Nursing sisters wearing their medals parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/9: A crowd watches the women from Australian Women's Army Service parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. Their uniforms are highly decorated. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/10: Members of the New Zealand Armed Forces parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/11: Members of the 27th Battalion South Australian Scottish Regiment parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/12: Members of the Greek community parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street at the T & G Building.
PRG 287/1/20/13: Members of the United States of America parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/14: Members of the Royal Australian Navy parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street.
PRG 287/1/20/15: Members of the Citizen Military Forces parading in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street. A young boy watches from close range.
PRG 287/1/20/16: Korean War veterans were the last group in the 1954 ANZAC Day march held on 26 April. The contingent included RAAF and Army members marching behind the United Nations banner, carried by an Aboriginal serviceman. Most men in the group wear the Korean Medal and the United Nations Medal. Colonel W.C.N. Waite, mounted on a white horse, was the chief marshal for the march. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street. A young boy watches from close range.
PRG 287/1/20/17: A building, possibly a picnic shelter, in Hazlewood Park, Burnside in South Australia. Many tall gum trees are growing in the park.
PRG 287/1/20/18: A building, possibly a picnic shelter, in Hazlewood Park Burnside in South Australia. Many tall gum trees are growing in the park.
PRG 287/1/20/19: Grassy opening amongst tall eucalyptus trees at Hazlewood Park, Burnside.
PRG 287/1/20/20: The creek flowing through Hazlewood Park. Many tall gum trees are growing in the park.
PRG 287/1/20/21: Cloud formation that caught the eye of photographer Mr Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/20/22: Cloud formation that caught the eye of photographer Mr Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/20/23: Cloud formation that caught the eye of photographer Mr Robjohns.
PRG 287/1/20/24: A large gum tree on Glen Osmond Road, possibly at the intersection with Cross Road. A stone wall surrounding an old building with twin chimneys can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/20/25: Looking west towards a row of terrace houses near a bend in the road at Burnside in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/26: Steps leading up a steep hill between big trees at Ridge Park, possibly in Burnside.
PRG 287/1/20/27: Looking in a westerly direction across the vineyard and rooftops of the Penfolds winery buildings at Magill towards the plains of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/28: Looking in a westerly direction from the slopes of Magill over the plains of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/29: A photograph from a series of seven taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Topsham in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/20/30: A photograph from a series of seven taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Topsham in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/20/31: A photograph from a series of seven taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Topsham in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/20/32: A photograph from a series of seven taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Topsham in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/20/33: A photograph from a series of seven taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Topsham in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/20/34: A photograph from a series of seven taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Topsham in Devon, England. This one depicts a sweet shop called The Bon Bon, with Marty and Judy standing outside the shop. The photo depicts Martha Ingham (Marty) and Judy Nicholas. The photo was taken by W.A. Robjohns in High Street, Topsham, Devon.
PRG 287/1/20/35: A photograph from a series of seven taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Topsham in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/20/36: A photograph from a series of five taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Clovelly in Devon, England. This one depicts 'Crazy Kate's' house which appears to be built on a pebble beach very near the high tide mark. A woman is posing in front of a fishing boat in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/37: A photograph from a series of five taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes in Clovelly in Devon, England. This one shows High Street which is a narrow lane with many steps leading up the hill. The lane is flanked either side by cottages.
PRG 287/1/20/38: A photograph from a series of five taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of Clovelly. This one depicts High Street looking down the steep hill towards the sea. The narrow cobblestone lane has cottages perched on either side. Robjohns' page caption reads, 'Three more of High Street'.
PRG 287/1/20/39: A photograph from a series of five taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of Clovelly. This one depicts High Street looking down the steep hill towards the sea. The narrow cobblestone lane has cottages perched on either side. Robjohns' page caption reads, 'Three more of High Street'.
PRG 287/1/20/40: A photograph from a series of five taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of Clovelly. This one depicts people walking in the street, and cottages on High Street looking up the hill. Robjohns' page caption reads, 'Three more of High Street'.
PRG 287/1/20/41: A photograph from a series of three taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of Exeter in Devon, England. This one shows an ornately decorated, half timber four storey house with leaded glass windows.
PRG 287/1/20/42: A photograph from a series of three taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of Exeter. This one depicts the guildhall, next door to 'The Turk's Head' (tavern?).
PRG 287/1/20/43: A photograph from a series of three taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of Exeter. This one depicts a three storey stone warehouse at Shilhay.
PRG 287/1/20/44: A photograph from a series of four taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of Drakes Island near Looe in Cornwall.
PRG 287/1/20/45: A photograph from a series of four taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of the harbour at Looe in Cornwall.
PRG 287/1/20/46: A photograph from a series of four taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting scenes of the Harbour at Looe in Cornwall at low tide.
PRG 287/1/20/47: A photograph from a series of four taken by Judy Nicholas, a friend of Mr Robjohns, depicting Marty standing with a local fisherman on the harbour wall at Looe in Cornwall.
PRG 287/1/20/48: The start of the Black Sunday bush fires in the Adelaide Hills as seen from Kensington Gardens on 2 January 1955. Smoke and flames can be seen billowing over the upper slopes of Magill and Morialta.
PRG 287/1/20/49: The start of the Black Sunday bush fires in the Adelaide Hills as seen from Kensington Gardens on 2 January 1955. Smoke and flames can be seen billowing over the upper slopes of Magill and Morialta.
PRG 287/1/20/50: The start of the Black Sunday bush fires in the Adelaide Hills as seen from Kensington Gardens on 2 January 1955. Smoke and flames can be seen billowing over the upper slopes of Magill and Morialta.
PRG 287/1/20/51: Description on back of photo reads, 'Church of St. Mary, Luppit. This end is the East end & tower over west door. W[est] door not used, but the South porch is usual entrance. The famous [fou?] is beneath the tower. Tower has 6 bells. Pipe organ is hand-pumped.'
PRG 287/1/20/52: Description on back of photo reads, 'St. Mary, Luppitt. Church tower. Church has wide transepts and at intersection of these with nave and chancel, there are the famous crossed arch beams. St. Michaels on the hill at Honiton has the same.'
PRG 287/1/20/53: Description on back of photo reads, 'Front view of Luppitt Vicarage. Rooms l[eft]. to r[ight]. Ground floor. Lounge, Dining room, Study, then front porch. Upper floor (bedrooms) Mary's, ours, Boys.'
PRG 287/1/20/54: Description on back of photo reads, 'Looking down the Drive (which continues along the back of house. on Ground floor. (l[eft] to r[ight]) are: - spare room (junk) lav[atory], back of stairs, larder, kitchen, scullery, back porch, cold store room , coal shed. Upper floor (l[eft] to r[ight]) are: - spare bedroom, lav[atory], stair, trunk-room, spare bedroom, back stairs, & bathroom.'
PRG 287/1/20/55: Description on back of photo reads, 'Looking along our drive to the north end of Vicarage. L[eft] H[and] window you can see is that of front porch - Front door is round corner to left on south side of east end of house. A week ago the trees were green. Now leaves are brown falling'.
PRG 287/1/20/56: Description on back of photo reads, 'Vicarage out-building old stables on right - and harness rooms etc. also rooms for storage etc on left. Garage for car on right, second door along (can't see it). our new car 'Anglia' with Jill & kids. Old stables & room pretty dirty & musty.'
PRG 287/1/20/57: Description on back of photo reads, 'View of rear of vicarage from road above, looking across [G]lebe field which is usually leased out. Vicar get rental.'
PRG 287/1/20/58: Description on back of photo reads, 'Front view of Vicarage, Luppitt. House looks almost due south, down valley to Honiton. Ground in front of vicarage falls away suddenly to church & church yard. Vicarage [is] high up, overlooking village but latter cannot be seen from Vicarage'.
PRG 287/1/20/59: Description on back of photo reads, 'Sheldon Church. Very lovely inside and a nice old chancel screen. Sheldon about 6 miles from Luppitt (20 minutes run in car) passing this next parish of Dunkeswell.'
PRG 287/1/20/60: Description on back of photo reads, 'Sheldon vicarage - to be sold. Pretty damp inside & walls f[ ]ting. Also no E.L. [electricity?] Built about 57 yrs. ago.'
PRG 287/1/20/61: Description on back of photo reads, 'View from window at east end of upstairs passage (above porch). Note patch work quilt of fields & hedgerows.'
PRG 287/1/20/62: Description on back of photo reads, 'View from top front window of vicarage looking south. 'X' - Honiton in the distance.'
PRG 287/1/20/63: Postcard photograph of the interior of the lounge room at Jamaica Inn, Dartmoor in Devon, England. The card is addressed to 'Mr W.A. Robjohns, c/o Tho[ma]s Cook & Son, Berkeley St, London W 1'. The sender's message reads, 'Happy journey. Best of Luck, Lots of Love, Maude'.
PRG 287/1/20/64: A rural view of Tanunda as the road crosses a creek.
PRG 287/1/20/65: A rural view of Tanunda as the road crosses a creek.
PRG 287/1/20/66: A rural view of Tanunda showing the creek which is lined by gum trees.
PRG 287/1/20/67: A rural view of Tanunda showing a wooden footbridge crossing the creek near gum trees.
PRG 287/1/20/68: A rural view of Tanunda showing the creek near gum trees.
PRG 287/1/20/69: A Scottish Pipe Band taking part in the Tanunda Band Contest in 1955.
PRG 287/1/20/70: Dignitaries on the dais as the trophy is awarded to the winning bandmaster during the Tanunda Band Contest in 1955.
PRG 287/1/20/71: A brass band performing during the Tanunda Band Contest in 1955.
PRG 287/1/20/72: A scene of hillsides and gum trees near Tanunda in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/73: Pruned vineyards near Tanunda in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/74: Dark clouds over Tanunda in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/75: A road leading into Angaston in the Barossa Valley South Australia. The road passes through countryside and a building can be seen on the outskirts of town.
PRG 287/1/20/76: A large gum tree on the road leading into Angaston in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/77: The Angaston Hotel and Service Stores in Angaston in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/78: A creek flowing near Angaston in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/79: The main street in Angaston in the Barossa Valley South Australia. White railings line the footpath on this street.
PRG 287/1/20/80: Cows grazing beside the creek at Angaston in the Barossa Valley South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/81: Paddle steamer moored under a giant gum tree on the River Murray at Mannum, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/82: Paddle steamer moored under a giant gum tree on the River Murray at Mannum in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/83: Paddle steamer moored on the banks of the River Murray at Mannum, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/84: Looking across the river at a paddle steamer moored on the banks of the River Murray at Mannum in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/85: Picnic park on the banks of the River Murray at Mannum, South Australia. A row of gum trees lines the low bank. The water level is visible in foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/86: Boulders on a hillside in desolate country, probably along the road to Mannum.
PRG 287/1/20/87: Boulders on a hillside in desolate country on the way to Mannum in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/88: Looking across the road towards a church steeple at Angaston. A belfry is above the stain glass window.
PRG 287/1/20/89: Looking through an archway flanked by a stone pillar at the War Memorial at Angaston in the Barossa Valley.
PRG 287/1/20/90: Picnickers beside the River Torrens in the Gorge Reserve north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/91: Cows grazing beside the River Torrens in the Gorge Reserve north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/92: Cars parked on the road near Chain of Ponds north east of Adelaide. A windmill can be seen behind a fence and the hills of the gorge rise steeply in the background.
PRG 287/1/20/93: Picnickers beside the River Torrens in the Gorge Reserve north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/94: A pool in the otherwise dry bed of the River Torrens in the Gorge Reserve north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/95: Reeds and sand banks line the North Para River. Exposed roots of a large tree show the severe erosion caused by the river in flood.
PRG 287/1/20/96: The concrete wall of the weir on the North Para River in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/97: A pool of water in the North Para River in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/98: A fisherman setting night fishing lines along the grassy banks of the North Para River in South Australia. A lone house can be seen in the distance.
PRG 287/1/20/99: Steep banks leading down to the North Para River in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/100: W.A. Robjohns' Wyvern car parked beside the road near Sandy Creek in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/101: The Robjohns' Wyvern car parked in Main Road in Williamstown in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/102: Still water in a pool in Bethany Creek in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/103: Water flowing over the ford at Paradise on the River Torrens in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/104: W.A. Robjohns' Wyvern car parked beside the road before a bridge near Millbrook, north east of Adelaide near Chain of Ponds.
PRG 287/1/20/105: The Governor of South Australia, His Excellency, Air Vice-Marshall Sir Robert A. George, his Aide, the Returned Services League President, and the Scout Chief Commissioner, Henry Rymill, walking past the dais on King William Road at the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/106: The Governor of South Australia, His Excellency, Air Vice-Marshall Sir Robert A. George, and Sea Scout Officers at the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/107: The Governor of South Australia, His Excellency, Air Vice-Marshall Sir Robert A. George, ready to take the salute the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/108: Scout Chief Commissioner, Henry Rymill, marching north on King William Road, Adelaide at the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/109: World War I nurses marching in uniform on King William Road at the Anzac Day Parade in Adelaide in 1957.
PRG 287/1/20/110: Legacy boys and girls marching in the Anzac Day Parade in Adelaide in 1957.
PRG 287/1/20/111: Flags being carried by a colour party from Army 'Head Quarters' in the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/112: The Premier of South Australia, Sir Thomas Playford, leading the 27th Battalion in the Anzac Day Parade in Adelaide in 1957.
PRG 287/1/20/113: Members of Water Transport marching past the dais on King William Road in the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/114: Colour Party from 27th Battalion wearing kilts and carrying the Colours (flags) in the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/115: French and Canadian Nationals marching in the Anzac Day Parade in Adelaide in 1957.
PRG 287/1/20/116: A small group of nationals from the United States of America marching in the Anzac Day Parade. They are carrying a flag and a sign depicting the seal of the U.S.A.
PRG 287/1/20/117: Greek Nationals carrying a flag and banner while marching in the Anzac Day Parade.
PRG 287/1/20/118: Citizen Military Forces marching in the Anzac Day Parade. A photographer is standing in the foreground. Tram line cables are visible overhead.
PRG 287/1/20/119: A band playing during the Girl Guide Rally on the Adelaide Cricket Ground to welcome Lady Baden Powell during her visit to Adelaide. A white convertible car is parked behind the dais.
PRG 287/1/20/120: Scout orderlies mustering during the Girl Guide Rally on Adelaide Cricket Ground to welcome Lady Baden Powell during her visit to Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/121: The Band playing during the Girl Guide Rally on Adelaide Cricket Oval to welcome Lady Baden Powell during her visit to Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/122: Lady Baden Powell reviews Girl Guides from an open top car at the Adelaide Cricket Ground during her visit to Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/123: Lady Baden Powell waves to Girl Guides from a white convertible car at a Rally on Adelaide Cricket Oval during her visit to Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/124: Lady Baden Powell reviews the Girl Guides from a white convertible at a Rally on Adelaide Cricket Oval during her visit to Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/125: Lady Baden Powell at a Girl Guide Rally on Adelaide Cricket Ground during her visit to Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/126: Cars parked at the Gorge Picnic Ground on New Years Day 1959.
PRG 287/1/20/127: A group of picnickers under the trees at the Gorge Picnic Ground on New Years Day 1959.
PRG 287/1/20/128: The wire footbridge over the River Torrens at the Gorge Picnic Ground on New Years Day 1959.
PRG 287/1/20/129: Cars parked at the Gorge Picnic Ground on New Years Day 1959.
PRG 287/1/20/130: Road Bridge over the River Torrens at the Gorge Picnic Ground on New Years Day 1959. People are crossing the river bed beyond the bridge. The water level is visible in foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/131: The wire footbridge over the River Torrens and a group of picnickers at the Gorge Picnic Ground on New Years Day 1959.
PRG 287/1/20/132: Near the new South Para Reservoir, with rocky land and spindly trees in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/133: The new road at the South Para Reservoir. This photograph shows the view from the South Para Bridge looking down on the old road.
PRG 287/1/20/134: The new road at the South Para Reservoir. This photograph shows the view from the South Para Bridge looking down on the old road.
PRG 287/1/20/135: South Para Reservoir on 14 November 1960. Caption reads, 'Looking across to old road - (old bridge is submerged)'.
PRG 287/1/20/136: South Para Reservoir on 14 November 1960. Caption reads, 'Down Stream - from Bridge'.
PRG 287/1/20/137: South Para Reservoir on 14 November 1960. Caption reads, 'Up Stream - from New Bridge'.
PRG 287/1/20/138: South Para Reservoir on 14 November 1960. Caption reads, 'The Dam and Valve House'. Sparsely vegetated, graded banks can be seen in this view.
PRG 287/1/20/139: South Para Reservoir on 14 November 1960. Caption reads, 'Spillway with Movable Gates'.
PRG 287/1/20/140: South Para Reservoir on 14 November 1960. Caption reads, 'Down Stream from above Spillway'.
PRG 287/1/20/141: View of vegetation lining the edge of the river, and the distant landscape, before the reservoir was filled, probably November 1960. A grassy woodland with eucalyptus trees is in the foreground. (See also PRG 287/1/20/142.).
PRG 287/1/20/142: Looking through trees lining the old road next to the site of the South Para Reservoir, probably before the area was filled with water. (See also PRG 287/1/20/141).
PRG 287/1/20/143: Concrete monument commemorating the building of the new South Para Reservoir.
PRG 287/1/20/144: The road to Kersbrook lined with tall gum trees.
PRG 287/1/20/145: Gum trees in a rural setting along the road to Kersbrook in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/146: Houses near the bridge in Williamstown in South Australia. A car is parked in the foreground, with road signs behind.
PRG 287/1/20/147: A lake surrounded by gum trees and pine trees at 'Humbug Scrub' Wild Life Sanctuary near Para Wirra.
PRG 287/1/20/148: Kangaroos feeding under the trees at 'Humbug Scrub' Wild Life Sanctuary near Para Wirra.
PRG 287/1/20/149: Emu and cactus next to a fenced paddock along the lake at 'Humbug Scrub' Wild Life Sanctuary near Para Wirra.
PRG 287/1/20/150: View of grassy woodland covering a hillside and valley at 'HumbugScrub' near Para Wirra. In the foreground a man wearing a cap is gazing towards a wooded area, with fenced paddock, house and outbuildings also visible.
PRG 287/1/20/151: 'Humbug Scrub' near Para Wirra. A pool of water in a stream, surrounded by reeds and grasses, at the edge of a woodland.
PRG 287/1/20/152: The new stone vestry at Saint Augustine's Church at Renmark.
PRG 287/1/20/153: The new porch at Saint Augustine's Church at Renmark.
PRG 287/1/20/154: Cars parked next to the Town Garden in Renmark.
PRG 287/1/20/155: The modern building style of Saint Edmund's Church of England in Barmera. The steeply pitched roof has contrasting coloured tiles and large coloured panels adorn the front of the church.
PRG 287/1/20/156: The modern building style of Saint Edmund's Church of England in Barmera. The steeply pitched roof has contrasting coloured tiles and large coloured panels adorn the front of the church.
PRG 287/1/20/157: A shady lawn, house and, possibly, a creek flowing through the garden. A wire fence and a ladder descending into a concrete pool (?) can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/158: A shady yard and decorative footbridge, possibly crossing a creek flowing through the garden. A wire fence and a ladder descending into a concrete pool (?) can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/159: Houses at number two and number four Peroomba Avenue in Kensington Gardens. The photograph is taken from the front garden of Mr Robjohns' home at number one Peroomba Avenue.
PRG 287/1/20/160: Teams performing on Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/161: Crowds on Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley watching the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/162: Teams marching on Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/163: A judge watching the teams marching on Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/164: Teams marching on Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/165: A team preparing to march onto Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/166: Prizes displayed during the Marching Girls Festival at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
PRG 287/1/20/167: Teams preparing to march onto Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/168: Teams preparing to march onto Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/169: Teams preparing to march onto Tanunda Oval in the Barossa Valley during the Marching Girls Festival.
PRG 287/1/20/170: According to W.A. Robjohns' caption, the two storey stone building was 'formerly Hardwicks (sic) Girls Boarding School'. It is now St Casmir's Lithuanian Church - see SA Memory for further information.
PRG 287/1/20/171: According to W.A. Robjohns' caption, the two storey stone building was 'formerly Hardwicks (sic) Girls Boarding School'.
PRG 287/1/20/172: Saint Aidan's Church of England stands on a corner in Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. The modern brick building features ceiling to floor coloured glass panels at one end.
PRG 287/1/20/173: Saint Aidan's Church of England stands on a corner in Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. The modern brick building features ceiling to floor coloured glass panels at one end.
PRG 287/1/20/174: This photograph shows the banks of the River Torrens in the inner Adelaide suburb of Saint Peters despoiled by sand washing. A wide area next to the bank has been laid waste by this activity, and grasses are growing in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/175: This photograph shows the banks of the River Torrens in the inner Adelaide suburb of Saint Peters despoiled by sand washing. A wide area next to the bank has been laid waste by this activity.
PRG 287/1/20/176: This photograph shows the banks of the River Torrens in the inner Adelaide suburb of Saint Peters despoiled by sand washing. A wide area next to the bank has been laid waste by this activity and grasses can be seen growing in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/177: A stone bridge over the meandering First Creek in Tusmore Park, in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/178: A stone bridge over the meandering First Creek in Tusmore Park in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide, now part of Burnside. Many tall gum trees dot the park.
PRG 287/1/20/179: A view of Cherryville orchards, forested slopes and rock outcroppings from Razor-Back above Montacute in the Adelaide Hills. Homes and farms are visible in the background.
PRG 287/1/20/180: First of three views of water flowing at the base of Black Hill at Maryvale, possibly from a spring (Fifth Creek?). The trunk of an old gum tree is visible beside the rocky creekbed, with a shady woodland behind.
PRG 287/1/20/181: Second of three views of water flowing at the base of Black Hill at Maryvale, possibly from a spring (Fifth Creek?). Tall gum trees shade a pooled section of the creek.
PRG 287/1/20/182: Third of three views of water flowing at the base of Black Hill at Maryvale, possibly from a spring (Fifth Creek?). Tall gum trees shade a pooled section of the creek.
PRG 287/1/20/183: Front view of Saint Martin's Anglican Church, a stone building surrounded by grass and paths at Campbelltown, north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/20/184: The home and front garden of Mr Robjohns' family at number one Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/185: The rear of Mr Robjohns' family home at number one Peroomba Avenue, Kensington Gardens in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/186: The Scenic Hotel situated on the corner of Old Norton Summit Road and and Norton Summit Road in the Adelaide Hills. W.A. Robjohns' caption refers to 'Nortons Summit'.
PRG 287/1/20/187: The War Memorial at Norton Summit in the Adelaide Hills, standing behind low hedges. W.A. Robjohns' caption refers to 'Nortons Summit'.
PRG 287/1/20/188: A family standing next to a station wagon car near Marble Hill, formerly the Governor of South Australia's summer residence. The view is framed by two enormous tree trunks.
PRG 287/1/20/189: The entrance to Marble Hill, formerly the Governor of South Australia's summer residence. The tail light of a parked car can be seen in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/190: The gravel road winding through dense grassy woodlands and steep hillsides below Montacute in the Adelaide Hills. A car is approaching.
PRG 287/1/20/191: Grassy woodlands and steep hillsides below Montacute in the Adelaide Hills. A car is approaching along the shady road.
PRG 287/1/20/192: The Barossa Valleyettes from Tanunda, at the Marching Girls Festival at Salisbury on 2 December 1962. Mr Robjohns' note on the album page reads, 'AWARDS - Seniors - First Aggregate. Juniors - First Aggregate. Corporals - Second Aggregate. Cadets - 3rd Free & Inspection'.
PRG 287/1/20/193: The Barossa Valleyettes from Tanunda, at the Marching Girls Festival at Salisbury on 2 December 1962. Mr Robjohns' note on the album page reads, 'AWARDS - Seniors - First Aggregate. Juniors - First Aggregate. Corporals - Second Aggregate. Cadets - 3rd Free & Inspection'. Close up view of the girls in their uniforms.
PRG 287/1/20/194: The Barossa Valleyettes from Tanunda, at the Marching Girls Festival at Salisbury on 2 December 1962. Mr Robjohns' note on the album page reads, 'AWARDS - Seniors - First Aggregate. Juniors - First Aggregate. Corporals - Second Aggregate. Cadets - 3rd Free & Inspection'. Close up view of the girls in their uniforms.
PRG 287/1/20/195: The Barossa Valleyettes from Tanunda, at the Marching Girls Festival at Salisbury on 2 December 1962.
PRG 287/1/20/196: The Barossa Valleyettes from Tanunda, at the Marching Girls Festival at Salisbury on 2 December 1962.
PRG 287/1/20/197: The Barossa Valleyettes from Tanunda, at the Marching Girls Festival at Salisbury on 2 December 1962.
PRG 287/1/20/198: Kiosk at the Shell service station on Gorge Road, near the River Torrens gorge, showing parked cars stopped for petrol and snacks. Several signs are visible outside, including 'Pumps Open' and 'Apples'.
PRG 287/1/20/199: Site of the new dam (Kangaroo Creek Reservoir) on Gorge Road near River Torrens gorge. The road winds through steep, wooded hillsides.
PRG 287/1/20/200: Site of the new dam (Kangaroo Creek Reservoir) on Gorge Road. The road winds through steep wooded hillsides.
PRG 287/1/20/201: A person on a bicycle is riding through flood water flowing over the road at Paradise Ford.
PRG 287/1/20/202: Poles measuring the depth of the water rushing over the road at Paradise Ford during a flood.
PRG 287/1/20/203: Bicycle and automobile tyre tracks in heavy mud on the road at the Paradise Ford after a flood.
PRG 287/1/20/204: The rear of the Norwood Boys Technical High School at Kensington Gardens. Large gum trees tower over the two storey building.
PRG 287/1/20/205: The rear of the Norwood Boys Technical High School at Kensington Gardens. Large gum trees shade the tennis courts.
PRG 287/1/20/206: A footbridge over First Creek near Dean Grove at the back of the Marryatville High School.
PRG 287/1/20/207: W.A. Robjohns' caption refers to this view of a 'backwater' in 'Marryatteville' (sic) called 'The Crescent' which runs off Kensington Road south of Marryatville High School.
PRG 287/1/20/208: Photograph of the Memorial Obelisk at the South Para Reservoir taken on 14 October 1963.
PRG 287/1/20/209: View of the gateway to a road running parallel to South Para Reservoir, filled with water. A sign in foreground reads, 'Visitors are not permitted beyond this point'.
PRG 287/1/20/210: Looking down towards the South Para Reservoir, filled with water in spring time. Forested land can be seen along slopes leading into the valley.
PRG 287/1/20/211: A plank and wire footbridge over the North Para River at Tanunda.
PRG 287/1/20/212: Still water on the North Para River at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley, with grasses growing along the edges.
PRG 287/1/20/213: A track winding under trees next to the North Para River at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
PRG 287/1/20/214: A cricket match in progress at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
PRG 287/1/20/215: The Waikerie Ferry approaches the dock. A station wagon car, playground, ferry sign and boom gate can be seen in the foreground. The opposite landing is visible across the river.
PRG 287/1/20/216: Row of cars parked behind the boom gate, waiting to board the Waikerie Ferry across the River Murray.
PRG 287/1/20/217: Construction of the bridge over the River Murray at 'Blanchtown' (sic) in South Australia. Barges can be seen in the river under the central span.
PRG 287/1/20/218: Gum trees and wetland grasses growing in a River Murray backwater near Blanchetown.
PRG 287/1/20/219: Cars parked outside an unidentified factory, possibly a fruit processing business, at Waikerie in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/220: Construction of the new Saint Francis of Assisi Church building at Edwardstown on South Road and Dinwoodie Avenue. Mr Robjohns' caption, 'The Mission Hall', refers to the brick Church Hall standing next door to the wooden roof truss or framework. A sign advertising Carrig Motors Volkswagon cars is in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/20/221: Empty chairs arranged in front of an out-of-doors pulpit in preparation for a special service to celebrate construction of the new Saint Francis of Assisi Church building. The 'Mission Hall' (Church Hall) stands next door. Concrete blocks ('crucks') have been laid to support walls and roof. Mr Robjohns' caption reads, 'The concrete crucks erected'. A man stands at the podium.
PRG 287/1/20/222: Choir boys lead a procession at the special service to celebrate construction of the new Saint Francis of Assisi Church building at Edwardstown on South Road and Dinwoodie Avenue. Concrete blocks ('crucks') have been erected between brick columns to support the walls and roof.
PRG 287/1/20/223: Special stone laying service to celebrate construction of the new Saint Francis of Assisi Church building at Edwardstown on South Road and Dinwoodie Avenue. According to Mr Robjohns' caption, 'The Reverend A.J.R. reads [the] lesson' from a pulpit in front of the newly erected concrete.
PRG 287/1/20/224: A special service to celebrate construction of the new Saint Francis of Assisi Church building at Edwardstown on South Road. 'The Reverend A.J.R' presides at the pulpit. According to Mr Robjohns' caption, 'The Bishop and Clergy' are assembled, standing near the memorial plaque.
PRG 287/1/20/225: The old Tusmore Methodist Memorial Church, on the corner of Fisher Street and Portrush Road. A station wagon car is parked in front near the church tower.
PRG 287/1/20/226: Newly constructed Tusmore Methodist Memorial Church (now Tusmore Memorial Uniting Church) on the corner of Barr Smith Street and Kennaway Street, Tusmore.
PRG 287/1/20/227: The Congregational Church at Rose Park, since demolished but previously stood on the corner of Victoria Terrace and Alexandra Avenue.
PRG 287/1/20/228: Gartrell Methodist Church (now Gartrell Memorial Uniting Church) on the corner of Prescott Terrace and Alexandra Avenue at Rose Park. Large oak trees shade the north facing entrances.
PRG 287/1/20/229: The old, vine-covered Saint David's Church of England (now Anglican Church) at Burnside in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/20/230: Newly constructed church of Saint David's Church of England (now Anglican Church) on Glynburn Road at Burnside.
PRG 287/1/20/231: Newly constructed Saint David's Church of England (now Anglican Church) on Glynburn Road at Burnside.
PRG 287/1/20/232: Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Gardens, seats, rubbish bins and gravel paths or tracks have been established.
PRG 287/1/20/233: Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Gardens, seats, rubbish bins and paths have been established. A memorial obelisk has been erected in the park.
PRG 287/1/20/234: Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Trees have been planted near the railway bridge.
PRG 287/1/20/235: Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Benches have been placed under shady trees and new trees have been planted.
PRG 287/1/20/236: Improvements along the banks of the Torrens River in the vicinity of Bonython Park between Hindmarsh Bridge and the Weir. Trees and shrubs have been planted, and new walking tracks can be seen on either side of the river.
PRG 287/1/20/237: The large modern building of the Roman Catholic Church of the Annunciation at Hectorville near Campbelltown. The stone fronted entrance and barn roof are visible in this view.
PRG 287/1/20/238: The large modern building of the Roman Catholic Church of the Annunciation at Hectorville near Campbelltown. The stone fronted entrance and barn roof are visible in this view.
PRG 287/1/20/239: The newly constructed modern building of Saint Anthony's Catholic Church at Edwardstown on South Road. Several people can be standing near the entrance.
PRG 287/1/20/240: Uncaptioned postcard picture of Guildford Cathedral showing the 'South-West as it will be.' Photographer unknown.
PRG 287/1/20/241: Postcard of Islington Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Birmingham, England, collected by W.A. Robjohns. His captions read, 'Where W.A.R. [was] baptized' and 'Now demolished for City improvements.' Inscription on postcard reads, 'Islington Chapel. Harvest Sept 17th [19]11'. Photographer unknown.
PRG 287/1/20/242: A post card picture of Umbrella Buttress Pink Terrace formation at Rotarua in New Zealand. Mr Robjohns has noted that this natural formation was 'destroyed 1880 by volcanic eruption'. Photographer not identified.
PRG 287/1/20/243: A post card picture of the Pink Terrace formation at Rotarua in New Zealand. Mr Robjohns has noted that this natural formation was destroyed in 1880 by a volcanic eruption. The photograph depicts four Maoris with a canoe in front of a formation resembling a staircase of petrified waterfalls. Photographer not identified.
PRG 287/1/20/244: A post card picture of the White Terrace formation at Rotarua in New Zealand. Mr Robjohns has noted that this natural formation was destroyed in 1880 by a volcanic eruption. The photograph depicts a formation resembling a staircase of petrified waterfalls. Photographer not identified.
PRG 287/1/20/245: A post card picture of the White Terrace formation at Rotarua in New Zealand. Mr Robjohns has noted that this natural formation was destroyed in 1880 by a volcanic eruption. The photograph, taken from below, depicts a formation resembling a staircase of petrified waterfalls. Photographer not identified.
PRG 287/1/20/246: A post card picture of the Hot Basins above the Pink Terrace formation at Rotarua in New Zealand. Mr Robjohns has noted that this natural formation was destroyed in 1880 by a volcanic eruption. Photographer not identified.
PRG 287/1/20/247: A post card picture of the Cold Basins above the Pink Terrace formation at Rotarua in New Zealand. Mr Robjohns has noted that this natural formation was destroyed in 1880 by a volcanic eruption. Photographer not identified.
PRG 287/1/23/1: Saint Francis of Assisi Church of England (now Anglican Church) at Edwardstown in South Australia during its construction. Pallets of bricks can be seen under the huge frame of the yet to be filled window.
PRG 287/1/23/2: Looking across the road towards the new Mitcham Methodist Church (now Mitcham Uniting Church). The steeply pitched roof surrounds the ceiling high stained glass window.
PRG 287/1/23/3: Looking across the road towards the side entrance of the new Mitcham Methodist Church (now Mitcham Uniting Church). The steeply pitched roof surrounds the ceiling high stained glass window.
PRG 287/1/23/4: A car parked outside the newly constructed Anglican Church of Saint Francis of Assisi at Edwardstown on South Road and Dinwoodie Avenue. According to W.A. Robjohns' caption, the church was 'opened 5 [July] 1964'.
PRG 287/1/23/5: A pickup truck parked beside the newly constructed Anglican Church of Saint Francis of Assisi at Edwardstown on South Road and Dinwoodie Avenue. According to W.A. Robjohns' caption, the church was 'opened 5 [July] 1964'.
PRG 287/1/23/6: A view of Saint John Vianney Roman Catholic Church on Glynburn Road at Beaumont in South Australia. The Adelaide Hills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/23/7: A view of Saint John Vianney Roman Catholic Church on Glynburn Road at Beaumont in South Australia. The Adelaide Hills can be seen in the backgroun.
PRG 287/1/23/8: Looking south over the old bridge crossing Brown Hill Creek on on Old Belair Road, Mitcham. Gum trees line the creek bed and the road has visible pot holes. No houses are visible.
PRG 287/1/23/9: Southern view of houses at the corner of Ballogie Road and Albert Street, Mitcham. The quarry on the hill face of what is now Randall Park can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/23/10: View from Mitcham Reserve, near the road bridge over Old Belair Road, looking towards sparsely wooded slopes of Brown Hill. New suburban houses and fencing along Old Belair Road can be seen in the foreground. To the right is the Brown Hill Creek.
PRG 287/1/23/11: Crowds lining the parade route of the John Martin Christmas Pageant on 14th November 1964. This photograph was taken near the corner of Pirie Street and Pulteney Street, Adelaide. The caption refers to, 'Martins Christmas Pageant'.
PRG 287/1/23/12: A policeman riding a Police Grey horse is passes a crowd lining the parade route of the John Martin Christmas Pageant on 14th November 1964. This photograph was taken near the corner of Pirie Street and Pulteney Street, Adelaide. The Royal Automobile Association building can be seen in the background. The caption refers to, 'Martins Christmas Pageant'.
PRG 287/1/23/13: Police Grey horses lead the John Martin Christmas Pageant as the parade winds from Grenfell Street into Pulteney Street , Adelaide on 14th November 1964. The caption refers to, 'Martins Christmas Pageant'.
PRG 287/1/23/14: Women wearing herald costumes marching near the front of the John Martin Christmas Pageant in Adelaide on 14th November 1964. They are carrying banners, trumpets and an umbrella. The parade is turning into Hindmarsh Square from Grenfell Street.
PRG 287/1/23/15: The Fairy Queen float in the John Martin Christmas Pageant in Adelaide on 14th November 1964. The parade is turning into Hindmarsh Square from Grenfell Street. A policema in uniform is walking towards the camera.
PRG 287/1/23/16: The Jungle Scene float in the John Martin Christmas Pageant in Adelaide on 14th November 1964. The parade is turning into Hindmarsh Square from Grenfell Street.
PRG 287/1/23/17: Saint Nicholas and reindeer can be seen riding on a float in the John Martin Christmas Pageant in Adelaide on 14th November 1964. The parade is turning into Hindmarsh Square from Grenfell Street.
PRG 287/1/23/18: The Pageant Queen riding on her float in the John Martin Christmas Pageant in Adelaide on 14th November 1964. The float is surrounded by young women in gowns. The parade is turning into Hindmarsh Square from Grenfell Street.
PRG 287/1/23/19: Three new houses built under eucalyptus trees on the lower side of Waterfall Gully Road in Burnside South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/20: A culvert beside Waterfall Gully Road in Burnside, South Australia. Two people can be seen in the photographer's car as it is parked beside the road.
PRG 287/1/23/21: Looking uphill at houses on Waterfall Gully Road in Burnside, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/22: A front view of Saint Francis Roman Catholic Church at Campbelltown showing a statue of the crucifixion scene amid the pine trees.
PRG 287/1/23/23: A view of Saint Francis Roman Catholic Church at Campbelltown showing a large car park on the side and the Adelaide Hills in the distance.
PRG 287/1/23/24: The big mill wheel at the Bridgewater Mill in the Adelaide Hills. The wheel is possibly as tall as a three storey building.
PRG 287/1/23/25: The Old Gum Tree at Glenelg which was the location of the Proclaimation of South Australia on December 28th 1836. The trunk of the tree is bowed so that both ends rest on the ground.
PRG 287/1/23/26: A side view of the Broadview Methodist Church, now Uniting Church, in the northern Adelaide suburb of Enfield.
PRG 287/1/23/27: A side view of the Broadview Methodist Church in the northern suburbs of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/28: Looking round a bend on the Gorge Road towards the Post Office and a service station at Castambul, in the hills north east of Adelaide.
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PRG 287/1/23/30: A car parked on gravel at an intersection with Shakespeare Avenue at Magill. Large gum trees are growing in the creek bed along a roadside fence.
PRG 287/1/23/31: Steamship M.S. Fairsea leaving port, possibly from Outer Harbor, north of Adelaide, South Australia. A tug boat can be seen assisting.
PRG 287/1/23/32: Visitors farewelling passengers possibly at Outer Harbor, before they embark on the steamship M.S. Fairsea.
PRG 287/1/23/33: A row of passengers hanging over the deck of the M.S. Fairsea before she sails, possibly from Outer Harbor. Mr Robjohns has captioned the photograph, 'Michael may be here' (in the photograph).
PRG 287/1/23/34: A still pool of water surrounded by thick vegetation in the Torrens River at 'The Gorge' picnic ground, north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/35: A family having a picnic beside their car at 'The Gorge' picnic ground north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/36: A child running through the grass at 'The Gorge' picnic ground north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/37: Several pedestrian are gathered on the newly built Bailey Bridge over the River Torrens at Dernancourt in South Australia. Houses, cars and shops can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/23/38: A young boy on a bicycle next to the Bailey Bridge over the River Torrens at Dernancourt in South Australia. Roofs of houses and shops can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/23/39: The stone Institute Building at Athelstone which bears a plaque dated 1870 above the front porch.
PRG 287/1/23/40: The Gorge Kiosk can be seen beyond gum trees and playing fields in a reserve north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/41: Saint Georg's Church of England on St Bernard's Road at Magill. The church grounds are surrounded by a white picket fence.
PRG 287/1/23/42: Looking at the northern entrance to Saint Theodore's Anglican Church in Prescott Terrace, Toorak Gardens. A car is parked at the kerb.
PRG 287/1/23/43: Saint Aidans Church of England situated on the corner of OG Road and Payneham Road in suburban Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/44: Saint Bartholomew's Church of England situated in Beulah Road in Norwood. A car is parked at the kerb.
PRG 287/1/23/45: Looking west across Glynburn Road from Rosalind Street to the Knightsbridge Baptist Church.
PRG 287/1/23/46: Magill Baptist Church in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. A sign on the front lawn reads, 'Deeper Life Mission' and 'Magill Baptist Church'.
PRG 287/1/23/47: The sweeping driveway to the Knoxville Congregational Church, Allinga Avenue near Greenhill Road, Glenside (formerly suburb of Knoxville) in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/48: Sydnenham Road Methodist Church at Norwood which has a plaque above the door dated ca.1870.
PRG 287/1/23/49: Front view of the Old Methodist Church at Gilles Plains north east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/50: Argent Street Primitive Methodist Church (Argent Uniting Church) and cemetery at South Payneham, which has a plaque above the door dated 1859. Mr Robjohns has captioned this photograph 'The Church in the Cemetary (sic)'. Grave stones can be seen at the side of the church and a small fibro building stands in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/23/51: Wide streets surrounding the Methodist Church (Uniting Church) at Maylands in Adelaide eastern suburbs.
PRG 287/1/23/52: Newstead Methodist Church on the corner of Third Avenue and Gardiner Avenue at St Morris in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/53: The small brick building of the Athelstone Gorge Methodist Church with it's two corrugated iron halls nearby.
PRG 287/1/23/54: The white building of the Athelstone West Methodist Church surrounded by a single rail fence. Large fir trees shade one side of the church.
PRG 287/1/23/55: The low, modern single storey building of the Finchley Park Presbyterian Church (amalgamated as Morialta Uniting Church at Magill).
PRG 287/1/23/56: The Presbyterian Church at St Peters, with it's triple stained glass windows and mottled brickwork.
PRG 287/1/23/57: [Pilgrim?] Lutheran Church on the corner of Edward and Russell Streets in Magill in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/58: Looking across a wide road towards the Lutheran Church at Hectorville in Adelaide's north eastern suburbs.
PRG 287/1/23/59: The former Kent Town Wesleyan Church, now Uniting (Wesleyan) Church, on Grenfell Street in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Mr Robjohns' description of the Gothic Revival church is 'Methodist "Cathedral" Kent Town'.
PRG 287/1/23/60: Copsed trees line a wide boulevard in front of the 'Methodist Church "Jeffrie (sic) Memorial" Rosefield' on Carlton Street, Highgate.
PRG 287/1/23/61: Methodist Church (Campbelltown Uniting Church) on Osborne Street, and possibly the rectory next door.
PRG 287/1/23/62: Uncaptioned photo of a two storey modern, brick church building, probably Methodist (now Uniting Church) in suburban Adelaide. The church has a porch and two small circular windows high on the front wall. A fibro house can be seen next door.
PRG 287/1/23/63: Saint Ignatius Roman Catholic Church on the corner of Queen Street and William Street at Norwood in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/64: Saint Josephs Roman Catholic Church on Magill Road at Kensington Gardens in South Australia. This modern two storey building has the Adelaide Hills as a backdrop.
PRG 287/1/23/65: Saint Marks Roman Catholic Church at Finchley Park (Magill). This modern building has a large thin cross above the doorway.
PRG 287/1/23/66: The modern Roman Catholic Church at North Unley. A gardener is mowing the lawn.
PRG 287/1/23/67: Saint Wilfrid's Church of England (Anglican Church) on the corner of Fife Avenue and Belair Road at Torrens Park in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/68: The Christian Church in Lockwood Road, Burnside, with the old stone Christian Church partly visible next door.
PRG 287/1/23/69: All Souls Anglican Church on the corner of Stephen Terrace and Third Avenue, St Peters.
PRG 287/1/23/70: The old stone Christian Church on Lockwood Road at Burnside, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/71: The modern building of the Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Name at St Peters in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/72: Church of Christ on the corner of Nora Street and Portrush Road at Maylands in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/73: Church of Christ at Kensington Park in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/74: Church of Christ on the corner of St Bernards Road and Koongarra Avenue at Magill in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/75: Looking across a grassy avenue of trees towards the Congregational Church at Gilberton (Adelaide).
PRG 287/1/23/76: The quaint church at Kensington Gardens which was being used as a Seventh Day Adventist Church. The grounds are surrounded by a white picket fence, behind which a truck and other vehicles have been parked.
PRG 287/1/23/77: The Congregational Church in Victoria Avenue in Rose Park.
PRG 287/1/23/78: The Baptist Church at Medindie in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/79: All Hallows Church of England on the corner of Coromandel Parade and Keith Road in Blackwood South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/80: Saint Saviour's Church of England on Portrush Road at Glen Osmond in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/81: Morman Church at Firle in South Australia, also known as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint.
PRG 287/1/23/82: Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Church at Kingswood in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/83: Lutheran Church on the corner of Daws Road and Goodwood Road near Daw Park in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/84: Methodist Church on Goodwood Road in the suburb of Colonel Light Gardens.
PRG 287/1/23/85: Methodist Church at Parkside in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/86: Baptist Church on the corner of Young Street and Jaffrey Street at Parkside in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/87: Church of Christ on Stuart Road in Dulwich in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. This building is now used as a meeting hall by the adjacent Saint Peter Claver Catholic Church.
PRG 287/1/23/88: Mr Robjohns' caption reads, 'Saint Mary-on-Sturt. South Road'. The old stone Anglican Church and cemetery are located on South Road in the southern Adelaide suburb of St Marys. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/147.
PRG 287/1/23/89: Russian Orthodox Church on Greenhill Road at Wayville in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/90: Saint Peter Claver Catholic Church on the corner of Dulwich Avenue and Stuart Road in Dulwich South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/91: Saint Barnabas Anglican Church on Gage Street in Firle South Australia. This modern brick church has a opensided belfrey to the side of the building.
PRG 287/1/23/92: Saint Columba's Anglican Church on Cross Road at Hawthorn in South Australia. A wedding is in progress inside the church and the wedding car is parked at the kerbside.
PRG 287/1/23/93: Christ Church on Palmer Place in North Adelaide, South Australia. Large trees are growing next to the church.
PRG 287/1/23/94: Immanuel Lutheran Church on Archer Street in North Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/95: Lutheran Church at Rowland Flat in the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/96: Saint Laurence's Roman Catholic Church on the corner of Hill Street and Buxton Street in North Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/97: Saint Raphael's Roman Catholic Church on Glen Osmond Road at Parkside in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/98: Saint Augustine's Anglican Church on Unley Road at Unley showing both the old and the new church buildings.
PRG 287/1/23/99: Saint Cuthbert's Church of England (Anglican Church) at Prospect on the corner of Ballville Street and Prospect Road.
PRG 287/1/23/100: Holy Innocents Church of England (Anglican Church) at Belair on the corner of Serpentine Road and Sheoak Road.
PRG 287/1/23/101: Beaumont Methodist Church (now Uniting Church?) at Beaumont in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/102: The imposing Brougham Place Congregational Church (Uniting Church) in North Adelaide with the Brougham Gardens in the foreground. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/146.
PRG 287/1/23/103: Methodist Church at Beulah Park in South Australia. Part of Mr Robjohns' caption reads, '(formerly P. [?])'.
PRG 287/1/23/104: Methodist Church, now Westbourne Park Uniting Church, on the corner of Sussex Terrace and Monmouth Road, Hawthorn, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/105: Church of Christ at Edwardstown in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/106: All Saints Church of England (Anglican Church) on Bedford Square, Colonel Light Gardens. A tall free standing open sided belfrey is visible at the side of the church.
PRG 287/1/23/107: Saint Stephen's Church of England (Anglican Church) on the corner of Windsor Road and Sydney Street at Glenunga South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/108: Church of Christ on Angas Road, Hawthorn in South Australia. W.A. Robjohns' photo caption reads, 'Church of Christ - Cottonville (sic)'.
PRG 287/1/23/109: Now known as Saint Therese of The Infant Jesus Catholic Church situated on Oxford Circus in Colonel Light Gardens in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/110: The new building of Saint Chad's Anglican Church on Roseberry Avenue at Fullarton in South Australia. Mr Robjohns' caption refers to 'New and Old' buildings.
PRG 287/1/23/111: The new building of Saint Chad's Anglican Church on Roseberry Avenue at Fullarton in South Australia. Part of the old church building is visible at far left. Mr Robjohns' caption refers to 'New and Old' buildings.
PRG 287/1/23/112: Old stone Methodist Church at Sturt in the Adelaide's southern suburbs.
PRG 287/1/23/113: Church of Christ on Goodwood Road at Colonel Light Gardens. The Adelaide Hills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/23/114: The imposing church and steeple of the Manthorpe Uniting Church on Unley Road.
PRG 287/1/23/115: 'Saint Philip Church of England' (Anglican Church) and church hall on Galway Avenue at Broadview in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/116: Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Mullers Road at Hampstead Gardens in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/117: Baptist Church at Glandore in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/118: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Morman) at Greenacres in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/119: Saint John's Roman Catholic Church at Mornington, now known as the suburb of Plympton in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/120: Saint Margaret's Church of England on the corner of Port Road and Woodville Road at Woodville in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/121: Saint George's Church of England (Anglican Church) on the corner of Port Road and Saint Georges Place at Alberton in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/122: Methodist Church at Alberton in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/123: Woodville North Roman Catholic Church, possibly Saint Joseph's in Curtis Street Woodville.
PRG 287/1/23/124: Woodville Methodist Church (possibly Woodville Uniting Church) in the western suburbs of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/125: A side view of the Methodist Church at Glenunga (possibly Glenunga Uniting Church) in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/126: Edwardstown Methodist Church in the suburbs south of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/127: Methodist Church at Vermont, now known as South Plympton, in the Adelaide suburbs.
PRG 287/1/23/128: Chapel at Saint Peter's Collegiate Girls School on Stonyfell Road at Stonyfell, South Australia. The Chapel has a steeply pitched roof and is surrounded by gum trees.
PRG 287/1/23/129: Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in Grote Street in Adelaide. This ornate church is adorned with two tall spires.
PRG 287/1/23/130: Saint Dunstans Anglican Church on Sixth Avenue at Ascot Park in South Australia. A dog is standing in the foreground next to the kerb.
PRG 287/1/23/131: Black Forest Methodist Church on the corner of Oban Avenue and Forest Avenue at Black Forest.
PRG 287/1/23/132: Black Forest Methodist Church on the corner of Oban Avenue and Forest Avenue in Black Forest.
PRG 287/1/23/133: Kensington Park Methodist Church in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/134: Roman Catholic Church, possibly Saint Monicas on North East Road at Walkverville, South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/135: Chapel at Rostrevor College on Glen Stuart Road at Rostrevor. A sweeping driveway leads from the gates to the Chapel.
PRG 287/1/23/136: Luhrs Road Congregational Church (Uniting Church) at Payneham east of Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/137: Salvation Army Citadel in George Street, Norwood. Neighbouring buildings, parked cars and a black cat can also be seen in this streetscape.
PRG 287/1/23/138: Published photograph of Saint Georges Anglican Church at Magill, South Australia (magazine cutting attached to card). The graveyard and 'wall of remembrance' can be seen in the foreground. Photographer unknown.
PRG 287/1/23/139: The bluestone 'Methodist [Church] Goodwood' on the corner of Goodwood Road and Florence Street. The church later became Saint Constantine and Saint Helen Greek Orthodox Autocephalic Church. A car is parked in front of the Commercial Bank Australia Limited on Goodwood Road. Next to the church is the National Pharmacy ('Chemist').
PRG 287/1/23/140: The Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church in Beulah Road at Norwood. St Bartholomews Anglican Church can be seen in the background, as well as a large house next to the church.
PRG 287/1/23/141: Baptist Church on Goodwood Road at Goodwood in South Australia.
PRG 287/1/23/142: New church building for Saint Saviours Anglican Church on Portrush Road at Glen Osmond.
PRG 287/1/23/143: Clarence Park Methodist Church (Uniting Church) as seen through the tall fences of adjoining tennis courts across Goodwood Road. The hood of a car, probably Mr Robjohns', is in the foreground.
PRG 287/1/23/144: Saint Georges Anglican Church on Goodwood Road at Goodwood. A partially enclosed statue of the crucifixion stands independently on the pavement near the entrance.
PRG 287/1/23/145: W.A. Robjohns' caption reads, 'St Saviours (Church of England) Glen Osmond (Since demolished)'.
PRG 287/1/23/146: The imposing Brougham Place Congregational Church (Uniting Church) in North Adelaide with the Brougham Gardens in the foreground. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/102.
PRG 287/1/23/147: Mr Robjohns' caption reads, 'Saint Mary-on-Sturt. South Road'. The old stone Anglican Church and cemetery are located on South Road in the southern Adelaide suburb of St Marys. Duplicate of photo PRG 287/1/23/88.
PRG 287/1/23/148: Uncaptioned stone church, or possibly college, with adjoining tennis courts.
PRG 287/1/23/149: View of the twin towers of Saint Patricks Roman Catholic Church, Grote Street in Adelaide.
PRG 287/1/23/150: Salvation Army Citadel in North Adelaide, with neighbouring house and parked car also visible in this street view.
PRG 287/1/23/151: View of Maughan Uniting Church, looking from Franklin Street towards the tall, narrow windows facing Pitt Street.The church is associated with UnitingCare Wesley Adelaide (previously known as Adelaide Central Methodist Mission, later Adelaide Central Mission). W.A. Robjohns' caption reads, 'Meth. Cent. Mission'.
PRG 287/1/23/152: Unidentified photograph, possibly Saint Marys College in Franklin Street, Adelaide. School girls are leaving the building on foot and by bicycle, and the hills can be seen in the background.
PRG 287/1/23/153: An interior view of the Church of England Parish Church in Topsham in Devon, England.
PRG 287/1/23/154: Postcard with the message, 'Greetings from Murray Bridge Museum' (photo possibly taken by W.A. Robjohns). The museum is housed in an old stone cottage with a verandah and a fruit tree at the front. A note on the back reads, 'Sincere Christmas Greetings T.D. & Rosali Dix', along with a purple stamp: 'Printed by [E.?] N. Pfeiffer Chemist Murray Bridge'. The museum address, phone and hours of opening have been written in blue pen on the back.
PRG 287/1/23/155: Photograph taken in January 1966 showing storm damage to Glenelg Beach and foreshore. Beachgoers have pitched a striped canvas 'Moana Beach Shelter' amongst the debris from the storm and others are swimming.
PRG 287/1/23/156: Photograph taken in January 1966 showing storm damage to Glenelg Beach and foreshore. A small child is building a sand castle next to the large drain below the concrete footpath, and others are swimming.

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