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Lindl Lawton / SA Maritime Museum

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Time and place: Mr Bond's photographic studio

In the latest story in our series on South Australian history, curator Lindl Lawton explains how the public has helped track the stories of some of the subjects of photographer Albert Bond, whose work remains a remarkable record of the people of Port Adelaide in the early decades of the 20th century.

Time and place: Norma, the headless figurehead

In the latest article in our series on significant South Australian places, people and things, we uncover the tragedy-tinged history of Norma – the headless figurehead.

Workers "dumping wool", Port Adelaide, 1923. Photo courtesy State Library of South Australia.

Time and place: Port Adelaide's wool stores

Once a potent symbol of South Australia’s powerful grazing industry, Port Adelaide’s wool stores now await a very different future. The latest installment in our series on significant South Australian places, people and things looks at the buildings that survived the boom and bust.