Records relating to the River Torrens [PRG 335/81] • Mixed material
Flood waters.
Three women, a man and a dog standing on a very small patch of ground which is totally surrounded by flood waters.
Flood waters.
Four women and a man inspect flood waters on Samuel White's property.
Flood waters.
Four women, a calf and a dog all standing on a mound of ground which is surrounded by flood waters.
Woman and cows.
A woman in a long white dress and matching hat beckons to a cow and calf.
Flood waters on White family property.
Samuel and Mrs White with dogs and cows on flooded land.
Flood waters.
A man crouches down on a patch of dry land amid flood waters.
Cows on flooded land.
Cows on flooded land.
Flood waters.
Two men standing on mounds of dry earth amid flood waters.
Henley Beach Road.
Tram surrounded by flood waters on Henley Beach Road.
Henley Beach Road.
A large expanse of water covers Henley Beach Road.
Floods at Lockleys.
Outside A.H. Corbet's shop on Henley Beach Road. Caption reads: 'Road now street on left of pictures is Torrens Avenue'.
At Thebarton.
Vegetation and electricity poles on both sides of a Road that has been completely submerged under water.
Flood waters.
Caption reads: 'Flooded roads before channel out to sea'.
Flooded road.
Caption reads: 'Travel was by cart instead of car'.
Inundated shop.
Caption reads: 'Torrens Avenue on left and Henley Beach Road, Lockleys'.
Flooding at Fulham.
Caption reads: 'Henley Beach Rd. near intersection of Tapleys Hill Rd. looking West at Fulham. Would be taken from between drive out of Foodland and drive in of Lockleys Hotel (1974 remarks)'.
Heavy floods of 1909.
Mellor's Corner - looking north on Henley Beach Road.