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Tired little guest at the Mayor's Children's Ball
GENERAL: One little guest for whom the "party is over" at the Mayor's Children's Ball held in May 1961.
Parting gifts for guests at the Mayoral Children's Ball
GENERAL: Parting gifts to guests as they leave the Mayor's Children's Ball held in March, 1961.
King William Street, Adelaide
Pedestrians mingle with horse drawn vehicles and bicycles as they cross King William Street in Adelaide; a view looking south, showing the Post Office and Town Hall towers in the distance.
Panorama of Adelaide
360 degree panorama of Adelaide photographed by William S. Smith, May 1917. Some views from this panorama are published in The Observer newspaper, 26 May 1917, pages 24 and 25. The newspaper reports; "With the completion of the second huge chimney stack at the Electric Light Works on East Terrace, the enterprising photographer of The Observer seized the opportunity to take a panoramic view of Adelaide. With great difficulty he climbed the ladder inside the structure, and then, setting his camera, secured the pictures presented above. The top photograph gives a fine idea of the stretch of plains from Hutt Street to the foothills, with the Victoria Park Racecourse in the middle distance. The bottom plate, which joins the other on the right, gives a striking birdseye view of City buildings, with the General Post Office and the Town Hall on the extreme right. The new Education Block, in Flinders Street, will be readily recognised just to the left of the Post Office. The panorama when joined together measures nearly four feet."
Panorama of Adelaide : looking north-west-north
View looking north-west-north over the buildings between Rundle Street and North terrace. The Royal Adelaide Hospital, Botanic Garden buildings, and Institute of Technology can be seen in the middle distance.
Jean Hodgkiss Prockter
Jean Hodgkiss Prockter aged 5 1/2 years dressed as 'Fairy'.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide looking south from the east side, with the 'Advertiser' newspaper offices on the corner of Waymouth Street. The towers of the Town Hall and General Post Office and the Local and Insolvency Court can be seen in the background.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide looking south from the west side, near the corner of Currie Street and the Bank of Adelaide. The towers of the Town Hall and General Post Office and the old Supreme Court can be seen in the background.
King William Road
[General description] There is an avenue of gum trees along King William Road, where tram tracks and a few distant horse trams can be seen. Further along are the Town Hall and General Post Office towers. In the foreground a harnessed horse drinks from a trough. [On back of photograph] 'King William Road looking south from Pennington Terrace. Probably in the eighteen eighties.'
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Adelaide buildings [postcard]
Printed postcard with colour lithograph views of Town Hall, Adelaide from Montefiore Hill, with North Adelaide and St Peter's Cathedral, and GPO and statue of Queen Victoria, Victoria Square.
Royal Navy parade, Adelaide
The morning of 11 March 1924 large crowds welcome 1600 men of the Royal Navy Special Service Squadron, that visited Adelaide between 10 March and 15 March 1924, as they march along King William Street in front of the Town Hall where the Governor, Sir Tom Bridges, and Admiral Sir Frederick Field, took the salute.
Royal Navy parade, Adelaide
The morning of 11 March 1924 large crowds welcome 1600 men of the Royal Navy Special Service Squadron, that visited Adelaide between 10 March and 15 March 1924, as they march along King William Street in front of the Town Hall where the Governor, Sir Tom Bridges, and Admiral Sir Frederick Field, took the salute.
Boy Scouts parading down King William Street, Adelaide
A procession of boy Scouts marching along King William Street, Adelaide; the Town Hall is on the left.
Boy Scouts marching along King William Street, Adelaide
A procession of Boy Scouts marching along King William Street, Adelaide past the Town Hall on the left.
Military guard of honour standing in King William Street, Adelaide
A military guard of honour standing outside the Criterion Hotel opposite the Town Hall in King William Street, Adelaide, crowds of spectators are watching from verandahs above on the hotel and other buildings.
Crowds watching a military march past in King William Street, Adelaide
Crowds lining King William Street watching a large military parade marching past the Town Hall in Adelaide.
Prince of Wales being welcomed by the Mayor of Adelaide
Crowds listening to the Prince of Wales being welcomed to the City by the Mayor of Adelaide reading an oration on a dais erected outside the town hall; the Prince is wearing army uniform.
Spectators waiting for the arrival of the Prince of Wales, Adelaide
Crowds of spectators waiting outside the Prince Alfred hotel in King William Street, Adelaide for the arrival of the Prince of Wales at the town hall during his visit in July 1920.
Arrival of the Prince of Wales in Adelaide
Crowds greeting the arrival of the Prince of Wales to the town hall for the civic reception during his visit to South Australia in July 1920.
Victoria Square, Adelaide
The western side of Victoria Square, Adelaide, a view taken from the Town Hall tower; the premises of the Supreme Court building can be seen far left centre.
Vehicles in a procession in Adelaide
Crowds of spectators watching a procession of vehicles proceeding along King William Street, past the Town Hall on a wet day in Adelaide. This is the Eight Hours Day Procession in October 1916. The image shows the trade display of Beauchamp Brothers milk depot in Carrington Street. The motor lorries reg. 4109 and 2072 are Halford 32 hp. trucks circa 1912 followed by 38 horse drawn milk carts. Information Courtesy Veteran Car Club of SA.
New Year's Eve crowds in Adelaide
A large crowd gathered in front of the Town Hall, King William Street, Adelaide, to see the old year out and celebrate the arrival of the New Year.
Electric tramway inauguration, Port Adelaide
Inauguration of the electric tramway system at Port Adelaide, South Australia; a tramcar passes along St. Vincent Street in front of the town hall watched by a large crowd of spectators.
New tram service at Port Adelaide
A large crowd gathered in front of the town hall in St. Vincent Street, Port Adelaide, listening to speeches delivered during the inaugural opening of the tram service.
New tram service at Port Adelaide
Crowds attending the opening ceremony of the first electric tram service in Port Adelaide, watching a flag decorated tram outside the town hall in St. Vincent Street.
Naval Band at Port Adelaide
Musicians of a Naval Band surrounded by a crowd near the town hall in St Vincent Street waiting to play their next number during the opening of the electric tram service at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Details of the Sir Ross Smith monument
A series of 10 photos showing details of various decorative panels and statues which form part of the Sir Ross Smith memorial statue, located in the Creswell Gardens, King William Street, North Adelaide. Each photograph carries a detailed caption.
King William Street
View looking north along King William Street from Victoria Square, showing the decorations installed for the visit of Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh. The Town Hall with its tower can be seen on the right, and the archway situated in the intersection of King William Street and North Terrace can be seen in the distance.
Invitation to the opening of the bridge at Port Adelaide
Invitation to a luncheon on the occasion of the opening of the bridge at Port Adelaide, 6th February, 1:30 pm 1878. The event was to be hosted by His Excellency the Governor Sir W.F.D. Jervois in the Town Hall at Port Adelaide. The invitation features a menu or bill of fare, and lists of toasts and music. The invitation design consists of a one-page item folded in the centre, printed on pink embossed paper.
Street decorations
The Adelaide Town Hall illuminated for the visit of the Queen Mother to Adelaide in March 1958.