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Town Hall, Adelaide
The Adelaide Town Hall and part of the former Treasury Buildings in King William Street.
Town Hall, Adelaide
View of the King William Street facade of the Adelaide Town Hall, with a number of horse-drawn cabs in front. Copied from a lantern slide lent by Professor Jennifer McKay.
Town Hall and government buildings illuminated
Adelaide Town Hall and other public buildings illuminated for the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York to Adelaide in 1901.
Concertgoers outside the Town Hall
ACRE 203: Concertgoers waiting outside the Adelaide Town Hall for the doors to open for the evening performance.
Adelaide Town Hall
No. 1780. G.P.O. and Town Hall Towers from west side of Victoria Square.
Jubilee photo album : Town Hall
Adelaide Town Hall.
Adelaide Town Hall
Adelaide Town Hall from a collection of views of illuminations on public buildings in honour of the visit of H.R.H. Prince of Wales, July 1920.
Town Hall and G.P.O
The Adelaide Town Hall and the Post Office from a collection of views of illuminations on public buildings in honour of the visit of H.R.H. Prince of Wales, July 1920.
Adelaide Town hall
State Centenary Office, Adelaide Town Hall.
Adelaide Town Hall
View of the Adelaide Town Hall, and the city beyond, taken from the top of the building opposite. Also clearly visible is Coward's Prince Alfred Hotel and the Education Department building in Flinders Street.
South side of the Adelaide Town Hall
View of the Adelaide Town, showing the southern side of the tower.
North side of the Adelaide Town Hall
View of the Adelaide Town, showing the northern side of the building.
Town Hall
[General description] Invitation to the Adelaide Town Hall opening banquet in 1866. It is printed on blue card with white reverse, embellished with a pinprick border pattern and includes a photograph of the Town Hall. [Text of invitation] 'The Mayor of Adelaide requests the pleasure of U. Penclunce's (?) company at the Opening Banquet of the Town Hall, Adelaide, on Wednesday, June 20, at 6 o'clock p.m. / An early answer is requested'.
The Town Hall, Adelaide
The Town Hall and premises of the Prince Alfred Hotel in King William Street, Adelaide; the verandah on the hotel, which was later removed, bears a sign advertising a 'Wondergraph'. Three men with a ladder are standing above a small platform erected at the top of the town hall tower where the clock has not yet been placed.
Town Hall, Port Adelaide
[General description] The Town Hall on St Vincent Street was designed by architects Woods and Wright and features a clock tower and belfry, the foundation stone being laid by Sir James H. Fisher on 10 June, 1865 with the official opening on 29 August 1866. The clock was imported from London on the Indes in 1867. The building on the left has a shopfront which sells a variety of goods including wash tubs. Young street trees have wooden tree-guards to protect them. [On back of photograph] 'Port Adelaide Town Hall / On the left of it is a house built in 1848 by D. Bower / 1872-86'.
Town Hall, Port Adelaide
Sepia and wash sketch depicting the Port Adelaide Town Hall, and adjoining buildings. A note on the reverse records the memories of donor Miss A. Duncan: 'Shows the Town Hall, St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide, and the house in which Dr H. Duncan lived from the time it was built - about 1856 - till his death. It was the official residence of the Immigration Agent and Health Officer. The official entrance is shown in the east wall. The house was built of limestone and brick. Alongside are the boat-sheds of the Water Police. When first built the house stood above the street level, but a year or two before we left, the street was raised, and we went down three steps to the front door.'
Town Hall, Adelaide
ACRE 203: Premises of the Town Hall, King William Street, Adelaide.
Children arriving at the Town Hall for the Lord Mayor's Children's Ball
GENERAL: Children arriving at the Town Hall for the Lord Mayor's Children's Ball in May 1961, the first Mayoral Ball for children in 10 years.
Views of South Australia : Town Hall
Adelaide Town Hall organ.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Adelaide Town Hall and the Albert tower, recently completed.[On back of photograph] 'Acre 203 / Town Hall and Council Chamber / 1866-69 / For details see B 3322'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] The main focus of this view is Eagle Chambers ( on the left) and the Adelaide Town Hall (centre). The General Post Office is seen on the right. Traffic is horse drawn on the unsealed road. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 203, 236 / Town Hall, King William Street, east side / 1875-79'.
Visit of HRH the Prince of Wales : Town Hall
Visit of HRH the Prince of Wales to Adelaide. Town Hall and Government Offices with lights on at night. Sixteenth of 20 photographs in an album.
Town Hall
Photograph of the Adelaide Town Hall outlined in lights.
Town hall and government buildings
Adelaide Town Hall and the former treasury Buildings (now the Medina Hotel on the corner of King William and Franklin Streets) from a collection of views of illuminations on public buildings in honour of the visit of H.R.H. Prince of Wales, July 1920.
Town Hall and Government Buildings
Adelaide Town Hall and the former Treasury Buildings (taken from the centre of Victoria Square) from a collection of views of illuminations on public buildings in honour of the visit of H.R.H. Prince of Wales, July 1920.
Visit of HRH the Prince of Wales : Town Hall
Visit of HRH the Prince of Wales to Adelaide. Town Hall. Presentation of Address. 12th July 1920. Third of twenty photographs in an album.
Visit of HRH the Prince of Wales : Town Hall
Visit of HRH the Prince of Wales to Adelaide. Town Hall with lights on at night. Nineteenth of 20 photographs in an album.
Town Hall
Two stereoscopic views, one of the Union Bank of Australia, Pirie Street, on the south-west corner of Gawler Place, the other of the Town Hall.
Town Hall Celebration
Celebration in the Town Hall.
Town Hall and Government Offices
Stereoscopic view of the Town Hall and Government buildings, taken from Victoria Square.