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Men attending a political meeting in the Adelaide Town Hall
A gathering of men attending a political meeting in the Adelaide Town Hall; names not known.
Crowds outside Adelaide town hall waiting for the Prince of Wales
Large crowds waiting outside Adelaide town hall for the arrival of the Prince of Wales during his visit to South Australia in July 1920.
A flower show in Adelaide town hall
Overhead view of flowers on display on trestle tables in the Adelaide town hall.
Mayoral banquet at the Adelaide Town Hall
An assembly of guests which includes Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, photographed seated at long tables at the beginning of a Mayoral banquet held in the Adelaide Town Hall, South Australia.
Women at the Adelaide Town Hall
A large group of women photographed assembled on the stage in front of a flag decorated organ at the Adelaide Town Hall, South Australia; names and purpose not known.
A dinner function at the Adelaide Town Hall
A large gathering of men sitting at table for a dinner function held at the Adelaide Town Hall, South Australia.
Display of flowers at a Show held in the Adelaide Town Hall
A display of flowers at a Show held in the Adelaide Town Hall.
King William Street, Adelaide.
King William Street, Adelaide, looking south from near the intersection with North Terrace toward the intersection of Rundle Street and Hindley Street. Buildings in the foreground on the eastern side of King William Street are the National Bank and Beehive Corner and on the western side are the English, Scottish and Australian Bank and the Australian Mutual Provident (AMP) Society. The street is busy with horse drawn vehicles and pedestrians. A telegraph pole and wires also dominates the foreground. The Adelaide Town Hall clock tower can be seen in the distance. A banner advertising the play 'Sweet Nell of Old Drury' which was presented at the Theatre Royal, Hindley Street, from 28 April 1902 to 9 May 1902 is visible in high resolution scans. The horse trams are lunch time 'specials', which did not stop, and two pedestrians can be seen running to board the moving tram. Many city workers went home for lunch at this time [additional information provided by a researcher].
Adelaide City Council regalia
A photograph of regalia belonging to the Adelaide City Council comprising the Mayoral chain, cermonial mace [more complete than the mace appears to be in 2017], Adelaide Town Hall silver trowel, the George III sterling silver punch bowl, and a silver 'loving' cup.
Messenger Press: Views of Adelaide, its commercial and public buildings
A collection of photographs and colour photocopies of commercial premises, buildings and streets in and around the City of Adelaide (in two volumes), including artists' impressions and designs for redevelopment. Includes some designs for the Remm Group Myer Centre development, with artist's impressions of the interior. The album comprises photographs collected by Messenger Press, many of which have been published in the various suburban editions of the paper. To view apartment buildings and domestic architecture in Adelaide see album B 71883. A brochure.
King William Street
Town Hall, King William Street showing the Eagle Chambers on the Pirie Street side. The Town Hall was designed by Wright and Woods and built in 1863-6. Its portico and tower influenced later buildings. The building attached to the Town Hall on the right was originally the Prince Alfred Hotel. Eagle Chambers attached to the left of the Town Hall was built in 1874.
Album of Adelaide views
Hardcover postcard album containing glossy printed copies of lithographic prints depicting various significant buildings and scenes in and around Adelaide. The red hard cover features a relief embossing of a version of the Australian Coat of Arms, and an image of Government House on the front. Handwritten script inside the rear cover reads 'Laddie with love from Auntie Jessie, Adelaide, August /94 [1894]'.
King William Street
Town Hall, King William Street, east side. Note the verandah on the Prince Alfred Hotel which was erected after 1995. The Town Hall was built in 1863-66 with the portico and tower added later. The Prince Alfred Hotel to the right was finished in 1869. In 1953 the balcony was removed when it became part of the Town Hall Complex
Council Offices and Town Hall
City Council Offices and Town Hall, Port Adelaide. The erection of the Council Offices was commenced in June 1939 and completed in November 1939. The imposing Town Hall on Vincent Street was opened on 29 August, 1866. The foundation stone was laid in 1865 and the clock was imported from London aboard the "Indes" in 1867.
Town Hall, Moonta
[General description] Moonta's Town Hall is a solid stone building with a corner clock tower and a widows walk. Some men, probably officials stand in front of the building, another man appears to be working on the roof. [On back of photograph] 'Institute/Town Hall, Moonta / 1932 / Corner of George and Henry Streets / Reproduced in the Chronicle for September 1st, 1932 / Foundation stone laid 25 March 1885 by Mrs. J.R. Corpe, wife of president and niece of Sir W.W. Hughes, original owner of Mines / Architect T.H. Smeaton, Adelaide / Contractors Pollard & Cowling, Moonta / First cost 3,500 pounds / Clock tower added in 1907 by public subscription (vide Mr. O. Pryor)' Miss Lutze made a substantial donation to this fund.
Adelaide buildings decorated with lights for the visit of H.R.H. Prince of Wales
Photographs of a number of Adelaide buildings illuminated with lights in honour of the visit of H.R.H. Prince of Wales, July 1920. Two of the photos (2 and 3) taken by J. Gazard, 111 King WM. [William] St. See 'contents' for details of items.
Photographs of Citizens' Advice Bureau offices and visitor centres
This series comprises: photographs of the Citizens' Advice Bureau office at the Adelaide Town Hall in King William Street; the Port Adelaide Visitors Information Centre; and the Rundle Mall and City Cross Visitor Information Booths. See contents note for more details.
Photographs of Citizens' Advice Bureau activities and events
This series comprises: photographs of staff and volunteers of the Citizens' Advice Bureau on excursions; at parties; and at official functions. See contents note for more details.
King William Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Interior of Town Hall, Adelaide / 1894-98' [General description] The Town Hall stage is decorated with a floral display featuring the name of the Mayor, 'Chas Tucker' and a coat of arms. Charles Tucker was Mayor of Adelaide from 1894-1898.
King William Street
Visit of the Duke of Gloucester at the Town Hall during the Royal Visit of October 1934. The Duke is standing on the dais at the Town Hall, Adelaide with the Premier, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors of the City of Adelaide. The Duke can be seen saluting as he acknowledges the cheering after the presentation of addresses. October 12, 1934.
Town Hall, Port Adelaide
Town Hall, Port Adelaide. Two men, one with a bicycle, are standing on the pavement in front of the building. A billboard is advertising entertainments at the Hall. It was designed by architects Woods and Wright, and the foundation stone was laid by Sir James H. Fisher on 10th June, 1865. It was opened on 29th August, 1866. The clock was imported from London aboard the Indes in 1867.
Adelaide Town Hall dinner
The interior of the Adelaide Town Hall with people seated for a banquet. The image shows detail of the table settings and decorations and view of the pipe organ. The South Australian Advertiser, 2 November 1883: page 4 notes that Captain Sweet took a photograph of the interior of the Town Hall during a luncheon for the laying of the foundation stone for the Adelaide Young Men's Christian Association, with Hon. Alexander Hay, President of the Association in the chair. His wife, Agnes Grant Hay nee Gosse, is seated two seats to Alexander's right and Charles Goode is seated four seats to his left.
Town Hall
Photograph, of a photograph, of the Town Hall outlined in lights. The photographed photograph is attached to what appears to be a pinboard by six drawing pins.
King William Street
Town Hall, King William Street. The Town Hall was built in 1863-6. Its portico and graceful tower set the pattern for buildings erected later
Town Hall, Port Adelaide
Town hall, Port Adelaide.
Town Hall, Port Adelaide
Town Hall, Port Adelaide.
Adelaide views: Town Hall and Post Office
View along King William Street looking south showing both the Town Hall (left) and the Post Office.
Adelaide View
[General description] View of southern Adelaide from the Town Hall Tower with Victoria Square in the foreground. Parklands, distant suburbs and hills are seen in the distance. On the centre left is the original Supreme Court building (completed in 1851), later to house the Magistrate's Courts. Near the centre is the Rainbow Tavern, Acre 407, Gouger Street, first licensed in 1853. The tall chimney on the right belongs to the Crown Steam Mill (on Mill Street) which was later to become Verco's Mill. In the distance on the south parklands are the rifle butts used by the militia for shooting practice. Part of Panorama of Adelaide / Photographed from the Town Hall tower by Townsend Duryea in 1865 / Copied in 15 sections from B 5099.
Adelaide From Town Hall
[General description] Panoramic view across the south eastern part of Adelaide and suburbs towards the Adelaide Hills. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Observer, Dec. 11, 1926. / Adelaide looking south east from the Town Hall / 1926'.
Signatures of performers in Handel's 'Messiah'
ACRE 203: Facsimile of signatures of the performers in the Town Hall, Adelaide, December 13-15 1923, when Handel's 'Messiah' was performed in its entirety for the first time in Australia.