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825499
  • Title
    The laying of the foundation stone of the Commencement Column, Canberra, 1913 and other photographs in New South Wales, ca. 1900-1934 / photographed by George Matthews
  • Creator
  • Call number
    ON 323
  • Level of description
    fonds
  • Date

    ca. 1900-1934
  • Type of material
  • Reference code
    825499
  • Physical Description
    90 negatives - glass - 16.6 x 12.4 cm or smaller
  • ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY

    George Matthews was a professional photographer who according to his stepson K. Herbert worked as a Government photographer and later for the Sun Gravure.
  • Scope and Content
    1. Sheep being mustered for shearing
    2. Sheep yards
    3. Shearing sheep
    4-5. Homestead with
    6. Rally with banner for the Surry Hills New South Wales Political Labor League (copy negative)
    7. Portrait of a woman in 1870s dress (copy negative ca. 1914)
    8. Nun, ca. 1900
    9-21. The ceremony on Capitol Hill to mark the laying of the foundation stone of the Commencement Column, Canberra, 12th March, 1913
    22. Sheep being driven along road
    23. Hauling logs on horsedrawn timber jinker
    24-25. Bullock team with timber jinker
    26. Man in sulky with horse drinking from river
    27. Sulky on country road
    28. Bullocks and timber jinker
    29. Aboriginals New South Wales [photograph of three bark dwellings and seven seated Aboriginals wearing face and body paint]
    30. Timber workers sawing logs
    31. Group of women cultivating soil
    32. Group in Highland costume with bagpipes
    33-34. Y.M.C.A. 1 football team, 1918
    35. Y.M.C.A. 1st football team
    36. Cricket team
    37. Amateur Athletics Association, New South Wales
    38. Randwick Motor Bus Service – Randwick – Railway via Cleveland St., Allison Rd., Belmore Rd., Canberra St., no. 294
    39. Family in T Model Ford, early 1920s
    40. Family in motor car at the Great Arch, Jenolan Caves
    41. Maurice Farman Hydro-Aeroplane (Hydroplane) imported by Lebbeus Hordern, flown by Guillaux, 1914
    42. Train rounding bend in Blue Mountains area
    43. Juteopolis Liverpool in port with the tugboat Heroine
    44. Man rowing towards ferry
    45. Unidentified ship sinking in harbour
    46. Cemetery
    47. Man in sulky near bridge
    48. The arrival of Australia’s new naval fleet including the battle cruiser HMAS Australia, 1913
    49. Art deco house “Octavia”
    50. Town Hall illuminated at night for the royal visit of the Duke and Duchess of York, March 1927
    51. The Sydney Town Hall illuminations marking ANZAC Day 'The Empire Calls', 1915
    52. Sun Gravure building, 19-23 Forbes Street, ca. 1930 (Sun Newspaper Ltd.)
    53. Shop window front of the Lighthouse Enco Electrical Engineering Co.
    54. Olympia Motor Speedway Ltd. building
    55. The Manning River Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd.
    56- 57. Wedding group
    58. Family group with boy playing violin and girl on piano
    59. Group seated wearing Christmas hats
    60. Group of people picnicking in a field
    61. Group picnicking on coast road near Wombarra
    62. Group portrait
    63. Woman with umbrella
    64. Schoolboy
    65-67. Child in toy car
    68. Child with toy boat on wheels
    69. Child in toy wagon, with dog
    70. Child with toy wheelbarrow carrying truck
    71. Seated child
    72. Child on horse playing “cowboys and indians” with another
    73-83. Portraits of men in Irish National Foresters Friendly Society regalia decorated with symbols of office (crossed swords for guardian of the door and quill indicating secretary)
    84-86. Group of teachers in gas masks
    87. Laying foundation stone “To the Glory of God”, Moderator Rev. D. F. Brandt, November 1934
    88. Group of people on verandah
    89. Hurricane RAAF fighter crashed on beach
    90. Bus and motor car in the Blue Mountains
  • Access Conditions

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  • General note

    No. 21: negative is broken
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