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St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide
[General description] The number 27 electric tram to Albert Park trundles past the imposing Ozone Theatre in a city streetscape otherwise featuring horse drawn transport. On the right is the Town Hall clock tower and a couple of public telephone booths. Shops and commercial buildings line the street. [On back of photograph] 'St.Vincent Street, Port Adelaide / 21 February 1919'.
Tram, Port Adelaide
First tram to run in Port Adelaide. Opening ceremony held in front of the Port Adelaide Town Hall. Consisting of three different photographs.
The Lord Mayor, Mr. A.G. Barrett
[General description] The News caption of this photograph is as follows: 'The Lord Mayor (Mr. A.G. Barrett) wearing his new robes at the unveiling, in the Adelaide Town Hall today, of an honor roll, giving the names of all Mayors and Lord Mayors of Adelaide.' [On back of photograph] 'The Lord Mayor of Adelaide in his new robes / 1939 / Reproduced in the News for April 5, 1939 (p.1)' (Another hand) '(Previously, Mayors wore only a plain black robe / now scarlet robe, fur trimmed'.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide,east side, featuring the Prince Alfred Hotel, built in 1869 and delicenced in 1953. J.P. Hearns has just taken over as licencee from W. Peck. In front of the hotel horse cabs for hire are standing. On the left the empty clockface of the Town Hall can be seen. [The clock was installed in 1935.] The left side of the hotel is 46 yards south of Pirie Street.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Wesleyan Church, Pirie Street, Adelaide, south side. A man is standing in front of the gate. The foundation stone was laid on the 15th July, 1850 and the building was finished in the early 1850s. It was demolished in 1964 due to structural problems and declining congregations. The Town Hall tower can be seen in the background on the right. See B 2874 and B 974 for earlier views.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, east side. The view, looking north east from Victoria Square, shows the Town Hall, Prince Alfred Hotel and Government Offices. The far side of the three storey part of the Government Offices is 43 yards north of Flinders Street.
South Adelaide Panorama
View of South Adelaide, looking over Victoria Square from the top of Moore's Department Store. The Town Hall and Post Office can be seen on the left, and there are trams travelling along King William Road.
King William Road, Adelaide
[General description] This view looks south along an unpaved King William Road past the Adelaide Bridge over the Torrens and into the distance where the towers of the Town Hall and Post Office are visible. Healthy gum trees line both sides of the road. [On back of photograph] 'King William Road looking south from Pennington Terrace / 1878-1885 / Presented by Mr. J.R. Tully'.
Victoria Square, Adelaide
Victoria Square, Adelaide, looking north east from the Supreme Court building. Trams move along King William Street and the Post Office and Town Hall towers can be seen in the distance.
Victoria Square, Adelaide
Victoria Square, Adelaide, looking north east from the Supreme Court building. In the foreground the railing which surrounded the Square garden can be seen, and in the background are the two towers of the General Post Office and the Town Hall.
Victoria Square, Adelaide
Victoria Square, Adelaide, looking north east from the Supreme Court building, in January, 1911. In the foreground are the formal gardens of the Square, and in the distance the towers of the Post Office and Town Hall appear. Trams can be seen in King William streeet.
King William Street, Adelaide
Early view along King William Street, Adelaide, showing the three towers: The Town Hall, Post Office and the [newly completed] Advertiser building.
King William Street, Adelaide
View along King William Street, Adelaide, looking south from near Gresham Street, and covering city acres 16, 47 and 78. On the right, watched by a small boy, a band is getting ready to strike up. Nearby, a grey horse is tied up to the rails at the kerb, and horse drawn vehicles for hire line the centre of the road. The towers of the Town Hall and Post Office mark the end of the view.
King William Street, Adelaide
View along King William Street looking south, taken from just north of the intersection with Grenfell Street. The Bank of Adelaide buidling is located in the middle ground, with the towers of both the Post Office and Town Hall visible.
St. Vincent Street, Port Adelaide
St. Vincent Street, Port Adelaide looking west, with the tower and spire of the Port Adelaide Town Hall visible at far left.
New Year's Eve crowd in Adelaide
Crowds outside the Adelaide Town Hall at midnight during New Year celebrations in 1923.
Red Cross nurses marching in a parade along King William Street, Adelaide
Crowds watching a large contingent of Red Cross nurses marching along a flag bedecked King William Street past Adelaide's Town Hall where a small striped tent used as a recruiting office is set up on the pavement.
A roof-top view of part of Adelaide, South Australia
A roof-top view from Adelaide Town Hall's Albert Tower looking north east toward the Grand Central Hotel.
St Vincent de Paul and Council Offices, Port Adelaide
View of the St Vincent de Paul premises (left) beside the Port Adelaide Council chambers. According to a researcher, 'the caption states St Vincent De Paul premises and Port Council but the building on the left was the old Savings Bank, then Council Chambers, and Town Hall on St Vincent Street.'
View of St. Vincent Street, Port Adelaide
View along St. Vincent Street, Port Adelaide. Buildings shown include Birks Chemist, the Town Hall, the Commonwealth Bank and the Post Office. The road is busy with cars and pedestrians. This comes from 'Messenger Press 50th Anniversary Photos': a collection of photographs of people and events associated with the Messenger Press newspaper and collected for the Messenger's 50th anniversary, March 7, 2001.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
[General description] View west along a muddy and rutted Grenfell Street towards King William Street with Currie Street in the distance past Gouge's Fountain. The offices of the Register are partially obscured by trees. On the extreme left is Bennett & Barton, Land Auction Mart. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 141 and 142 / Grenfell Street / south side / Division between the acres is roughly the boundary between Bennett & Barton's and the two storey building next door / About 1866 / Bennett & Barton's were here for a few months only, their names not appearing in directories and rate books in this situation / The presence of Gouge's fountain means that the date is prior to 1868 and a comparison with B 105 where Bennett & Barton and the Town Hall tower are associated gives a date subsequent to the latter part of 1865 / The erection of the two storey building next to Bennett & Barton's was begun in 1865 (See B 5099) / It was still in process of construction in February 1966 (Register February 24, 1866, 5c).
Flinders Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Photographed in 1925. Reproduced in the Chronicle, Dec. 26, 1925. Government Offices, Flinders Street. Acre 236.' [General Description] The view is taken from an elevated point on the east side of Victoria Square, facing north. The Town Hall tower can be seen above the Government buildings, and to the right a new tall building is under construction. Motor cars are parked at the kerb and driven on the wet road. An ornamental urn with four lion's heads is mounted on a parapet seen in the right foreground. Note the iron railings around the Victoria Square gardens.
The Queen's visit to Adelaide
GENERAL: Spectators and officials waiting outside the Adelaide Town Hall in King William Street, for a parade in honour of the Queen's visit.
The Queen's visit to Adelaide
GENERAL: The Queen standing with other dignitaries on a platform outside the Adelaide Town Hall during her official visit.
The Queen's visit to Adelaide
GENERAL: The Queen addressing the crowd outside Adelaide Town Hall during her official visit.
The Queen's visit to Adelaide
GENERAL: The Queen addressing the crowd outside Adelaide Town Hall during her official visit. View 2.
The Queen's visit to Adelaide
GENERAL: The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive at the Adelaide Town Hall during the Queen's official visit.
The Queen's visit to Adelaide
GENERAL: A Scottish pipe band marching past Adelaide Town Hall during a parade in honour of the Queen's visit.
Sammy Lunn's funeral procession in Adelaide
Crowds of spectators line King William Street watching the funeral procession for the late Sammy Lunn proceeding past the Adelaide Town Hall.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] This view looks north along King William Street from Victoria Square, with the General Post Office prominent on the left, and the Town Hall tower on the right. Traffic is all horse-drawn and cabs can be seen lined up in the centre of the road. In the foreground a group of people pose for the photographer next to the statue of Queen Victoria. [On back of photograph] 'King William Street, looking north. / c. 1894'.