Glass plate negatives of South Australian scenes [PRG 733] • Photograph

South Australian Traffic Police

South Australian Traffic Police

South Australian Traffic Police. Standing left to right: Constables Keene, Preston, Ryan and Curtis. Sitting left to right: Constable Lillywhite, Sergeant D. Reiley and Constable Whitfield.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of the Soldiers' Fund and the Red Cross Fund.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

The Edwardstown float at the Campbelltown patriotic carnival.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Queen of Commerce float at the Campbelltown patriotic carnival.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Floats for the Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of Soldiers' Fund and the Red Cross Fund assemble at the East End Market.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Group described as 'Juvenile Nurses' at the Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of the Soldiers' fund and the Red Cross Fund.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Described as 'Decorated Market Gardener's Trolley' at the Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of the Soldiers' fund and the Red Cross Fund.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Motor vehicle described as 'Queen of Sports' at the Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of the Soldiers' fund and the Red Cross Fund.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Described as 'Decorated Motor Car' at the Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of the Soldiers' fund and the Red Cross Fund.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

A group of nine dressed as clowns riding on a horse drawn wagon with a banner describing them as 'The 4 K's Kampbelltown Kolored Koncert Koons' participating in parade to the Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of the Soldiers' fund and the Red Cross Fund. The Stag Hotel on the corner of East Terrace and Rundle Street can be seen in the background.

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Campbelltown patriotic carnival

Two people in a car participating in the parade From the East End Market to the Campbelltown patriotic carnival in aid of the Soldiers' fund and the Red Cross Fund.

Toastrack tram No.38

Toastrack tram No.38

Type B, electric cross-bench 'toastrack', tram No.38 of the Municipal Tramways Trust. According to a researcher the photograph was taken in Currie Street facing west, adjacent to the large archway entrance to the Adelaide Steamship Company's premises, about 100 metres west from King William Street. The tram is fitted with a destination number box on the roof, introduced on 27 May 1917, the glass above "Glenelg R'ly" (a very unusual destination sign as most cars just said "Railway") is painted black rather than soon afterwards replaced by a metal panel. A researcher has provided the following information: 'Electric trams never ran on the Glenelg Railway (and couldn't, since it had a different track gauge from the tramlines, and electric overhead wires were only installed on what became the Glenelg tram line in 1929). In 1917 all of Adelaide's trams were run by the Mynicipal Tramways Trust (MTT). The 'Glenelg R'l'y' sign referred to its destination - the railway service that departed for Glenelg, going south down King William Street from Victoria Square. The garland of eucalyptus cuttings may indicate the tram's decoration was for Wattle Day, 1st September.'

Yacht St. George

Yacht St. George

14 foot yacht St. George.

Dinghy class yacht

Dinghy class yacht

Dinghy class yacht on the Port River.

Group of nurses and army officers

Group of nurses and army officers

Group of nurses and army officers participating in the America Carnival in aid of Cheer-Up Society's funds. One nurse is holding an American flag.

America Carnival in aid of Cheer-Up Society

America Carnival in aid of Cheer-Up Society

America Carnival in aid of Cheer-Up Society.

America Carnival in aid of Cheer-Up Society

America Carnival in aid of Cheer-Up Society

America Carnival in aid of Cheer-Up Society.

Street sales in aid of Cheer-Up Society

Street sales in aid of Cheer-Up Society

Group of 13 women raising funds in aid of the Cheer-Up Society.

Avro 504K

Avro 504K

Avro 504K biplane belonging to Captain Harry Butler.

Avro 504K

Avro 504K

Avro 504K biplane belonging to Captain Harry Butler.

R. Barr Smith

R. Barr Smith

Robert Barr Smith, president of the Mount Barker Agricultual Society at the society's annual show, 10 March 1904.

Group comprising two men and three women

Group comprising two men and three women

Two men and three women at a Government House function.

A man and a woman in conversation

A man and a woman in conversation

A man and a woman in conversation at a Government House function.

A group of women and men at Government House

A group of women and men at Government House

A group of women and men at a Government House function.

A group of women and men at Government House

A group of women and men at Government House

A group of women and men, one in uniform, at a Government House function.

A group of four men at Government House

A group of four men at Government House

A group of four men in conversation at Government House.

Charles Moore display

Charles Moore display

Charles Moore & Co. display of fabrics.

Berry, Hodgson and Co., timber yard after fire

Berry, Hodgson and Co., timber yard after fire

The remains of Berry, Hodgson and Co., timber yard after fire destroyed it and the adjacent Mission to Seamen's Institute, Todd Street, Port Adelaide, on Friday 13 February 1914.

Mission to Seamen hall after fire

Mission to Seamen hall after fire

The remains of Mission to Seamen institute and hall after fire broke out in Berry, Hodgson and Co., timber yard, Todd Street, Port Adelaide, destroying the yard and adjacent buildings on Friday 13 February 1914.

Battleship 'Australia'

Battleship 'Australia'

Royal Australian Navy battleship 'Australia' at anchor off Glenelg, South Australia, during a fleet visit.