Glass plate negatives of South Australian scenes [PRG 733] • Photograph
Marine Board dredger, dump barges and launch.
Marine Board dredger, dump barges and launch at Port Pirie.
Port Lincoln jetty
The old jetty at Port Lincoln with the ketch Monarch.
Port Lincoln
A cutter and a ketch at anchor near Port Lincoln.
Point Lowly lighthouse
Point Lowly lighthouse.
Tumby Bay jetty
Tumby Bay jetty.
Point Turton jetty
Point Turton jetty.
Lipson's Cove
Glass plate negative labelled as 'Lipson's Cove' but newspaper report of the time suggests it maybe at Arno Bay.
Mount Barker
Gawler Street, Mount Barker, South Australia.
South Australian Hotel
Lounge bar of the South Australian Hotel.
South Australian Hotel
Lounge of the South Australian Hotel.
South Australian Hotel
Bedroom of the South Australian Hotel.
S.A. Hotel Sample Rooms
S.A. Hotel Sample Rooms.
South Australian Hotel
Lounge of the South Australian Hotel. There is a calendar on the wall for 1901.
South Australian Hotel
Lounge of the South Australian Hotel.
South Australian Hotel
Dining room of the South Australian Hotel.
South Australian Hotel
Stairs and balustrade of the South Australian Hotel.
G. Wood, Son & Company, Warehouse
The warehouse of G. Wood, Son and Company, wholesale grocers, North Terrace, Adelaide. Located next to the South Australian Hotel the building was opened on 18 March 1897.
Lendon's house, North Terrace, Adelaide
Lendon's house, North Terrace, Adelaide.
Municipal offices foundation stone
The Mayor of Adelaide, Mr. A.A. Simpson, laying the foundation stone of the new municipal offices at the rear of the Adelaide Town Hall.
St. Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide
St. Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide, South Australia.
Crafers, South Australia
Street scene in Crafers, South Australia. The premises of I.H. White, storekeeper can be seen.
Crafers, South Australia
Street scene in Crafers, South Australia. A carriage is stopped outside the premises of Joseph Farrent, baker and grocer.
Carriages on a bridge
Two horse drawn carriages, one belonging to William Wiedemann, licensee of the Mount Barker Hotel, on a bridge over a small river. Standing next to Wiedemann's carriage is a photographer with his camera on a tripod.
Carriages on a bridge
Two horse drawn carriages, one belonging to William Wiedemann, licensee of the Mount Barker Hotel, on a bridge over a small river.
G. Wood, Son & Company, Warehouse
The warehouse of G. Wood, Son and Company, wholesale grocers, North Terrace, Adelaide. Located next to the South Australian Hotel the building was opened on 18 March 1897.
Large sailing ship on a slip
Large 3 masted sailing ship with yards removed on a slip.
English Scottish and Australian Bank building
The English Scottish and Australian Bank building, Commercial Street, Mount Gambier. The premises of Sydney J. Norris, commercial and general agent are next to the bank.
Henry J. Lewis, Undertaker
Premises of Henry J. Lewis, Undertaker, on the corner of Johnston and Hertford Streets, Fitzroy, Victoria.
A country town
A road in a country town.
Waverley
At the intersection of two roads near a cottage there is a carriage, adults, children and a dog out walking. A sign attached to the telephone pole says 'Waverley'. This intersection would now be the Crafers turnoff from the Freeway, Summit Road, Waverley Ridge Road, and Main Road, Crafers. Waverley was the name given to the proposed subdivision around what is now called Waverley Ridge Road [see also B 17750].