Papers and photographs relating to trams, roads and bridges at Fulham • Mixed material • State Library of South Australia

New electric tram bridge.

White (Family), 1910, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/1

The new electric tram bridge on Henley Beach Road at Fulham, opened 23 December 1909. Adelaide Electric Tram System, Henley Beach Road.

Electric tram car.

White (Family), 1910, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/2

'Tram car passing the Fulham Methodist Chapel en route for the city 23 December 1909.'

Arrival of electric cars, Henley Beach.

White (Family), 1910, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/3

A group gather to welcome the arrival of the first electric tram cars at Henley Beach on opening day 23 December 1909. Ramsgate Hotel in background.

First electric car.

White (Family), 1909, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/4

First electric tram car at Henley Beach, 23 December 1909.

Henley Beach.

White (Family), 1909, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/5

Crowd on beach, 25 January 1909.

Tall pine tree.

White (Family), 1938, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/6

Large pine tree which was felled to make way for the John White Bridge.

Opening of the John White Bridge.

White (Family), 1938, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/7

Samuel A. White with his son John at the opening of the John White Bridge, July 1938.

'Torrens at Fulham Bridge'.

White (Family), c1870, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/8

First bridge built across the Torrens at Fulham.

River Torrens.

White (Family), c1909, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/9

'Ken McLean and Cliff Tanner on Viaduct Bridge over Torrens before the first Electric Tram about 1908 or early 1909'.

Fulham School children.

White (Family), 1911, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/10

Fulham School children at opening of bridge over River Torrens, 11 May 1911. Sitting in front Mr John F. Mellor and teacher Mr H. Moss.

Opening of bridge.

White (Family), 1911, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/11

Dignitaries at the opening of the bridge over the Torrens River. Standing, fourth from left: John Fox Mellor, sixth from left: H.G. Butterfield, seventh from left: J.E. Rowell, sitting, fourth from left: Hon. Crawford Vaughan, fifth from left: Thy[?] Sherriff (Chairman of West Torrens Council).

Elderly Fulham residents.

White (Family), 1911, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/12

Mrs Jas. Butterfield (standing) and Mrs William Butterfield (sitting), Fulham, 11 May 1911.

Group of old residents.

White (Family), 1911, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/13

Opening of Tapley's Hill Road Bridge at Fulham, 11 May 1911. Standing, left to right: Ruben Simmons, Thy[?] Sherriff (Chairman West Torrens District Council), W. Rivett, A. Stamford, Councillor J.E. Rowell (West Torrens District Councillor, John F. Mellor, J. Britton Jones, J. Fewings. Sitting, left to right: Jessie Norman, Mrs J. Fewings, Mrs Ruben Simmons, Mrs John F. Mellor, Mrs Jas. Butterfield, Mrs William Butterfield, Councillor W.G. Butterfield (Woodville District Council), [?] Pierson.

Group photograph taken at bridge opening.

White (Family), 1911, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/14

A large group of men, women and children at the opening of the new bridge over the River Torrens at Tapley's Hill Road.

Opening of new bridge, Fulham.

White (Family), c. 1870-1911, 1938, Mixed material, PRG 335/98/15

Opening of bridge by the Commissioner of Crown Lands Hon. Crawford Vaughan, 11 May 1911. Councillors of Woodville and West Torrens District Councils and a large number of residents also children attending Fulham Public School and their teacher Mr. Moss. Among the adults are, third from left: John Mellor, sixth from left, in front: J.E. Rowell. The Hon. Crawford Vaughan, holding an umbrella, is in the centre. To his right, in riding boots, is S.A. White of Weetunga.