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Children arriving at the Town Hall for the Lord Mayor's Children's Ball
GENERAL: A brother and sister representation of the Mayor and the Mace Bearer being greeted by the Rt. Hon. Lord Mayor C.J. Glover at the Children's Ball held in May 1961.
Children arriving at the Town Hall for the Lord Mayor's Children's Ball
GENERAL: Children being received at the Mayoral Children's Ball in May 1961 by the Rt. Hon. Lord Mayor C.J. Glover.
Children arriving at the Town Hall for the Lord Mayor's Children's Ball
GENERAL: Children being received at the Mayoral Children's Ball in May 1961 by the Rt. Hon. Lord Mayor C.J. Glover.
Children arriving at the Town Hall for the Lord Mayor's Children's Ball
GENERAL: Children being received at the Mayoral Children's Ball in May 1961 by the Rt. Hon. Lord Mayor C.T. Glover.
The Mayoral Children's Ball
GENERAL: A crowded Town Hall during the Mayoral Children's Ball held in May 1961.
Duke of York's visit, Adelaide 1927
Street decorations Town Hall, Adelaide.
Guests at a ball held at the Town Hall, Adelaide
Interior view showing the decorated Adelaide town hall where an assembly of guests for a ball hosted by Frank Johnson, Mayor of Adelaide stand with Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia and Lady Bosanquet central figures in the front row.
Arrival of the Prince of Wales at the town hall, Adelaide
Cavalcade of vehicles bringing the Prince of Wales to the civic reception at Adelaide town hall travelling along King William Street packed with crowds of spectators; a photographer with a camera can be seen sitting on the roof of a building left foreground.
Crowd on King William Street
Photograph taken from a balcony near the Adelaide Town Hall of a crowd covering the length of King William Street.
Duke and Duchess of York
Duke and Duchess of York visit the Town Hall.
Duke and Duchess of York
Duke and Duchess of York visit the Town Hall.
King William Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Acre 236 / King William St., looking north from Victoria square. / About 1867.' (Another hand) 'Not later than 1867 for Gouger's [Gouge's] fountain was removed before the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh.' [General description] On the right is the Town Hall and Treasury buildings. Note the empty clock tower; the clock was eventually donated by Sir Lavington Bonython in 1935. In the centre of the road, in the distance, Gouge's Fountain can just be seen.
Adelaide From Town Hall
View of Adelaide looking south east from Town Hall.
Victoria Square
North half of Victoria Square showing the Post Office and the Town Hall.
King William Street, Adelaide
The east side of King William Street with (from left) the Town Hall, Prince Alfred Hotel and Government Offices / Treasury building. The buildings are partially obscured by a row of young gum trees.
Union Bank
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.
King William Street showing GPO and Town Hall, Adelaide
View looking south along King William Street, with the towers of the Town Hall and the Post Office in the foreground. [The Rose Series P.9269.]
King William Street showing GPO and Town Hall, Adelaide
View looking south along King William Street, with the towers of the Town Hall and the Post Office in the middle ground. [The Rose Series P.9405.]
A banquet scene in Adelaide Town Hall
Guests waiting at large tables for a men only dinner to commence in the Town Hall, Adelaide.
Civic welcome for Lord Jellicoe in the Adelaide town hall
A packed audience attending the Mayor of Adelaide's civic welcome for the visit of Lord and Lady Jellicoe held in the town hall; the official party sits on the stage with the honoured guests sitting either side of a small table where the Mayor is making a speech.
Dinner function at the Town Hall, Adelaide
Overhead view of employees of A. Simpson and Son limited attending a large dinner function held at the Adelaide Town Hall, South Australia.
Public welcome for returned soldiers in the Adelaide Town Hall.
Mayor of Adelaide, Alfred A. Simpson, addressing a public welcome for returned soldiers in the Adelaide Town Hall, Friday 27 August 1915. He is addressing an audience from the stage where wounded Gallipoli veterans and other dignitaries sit; flags are draped on the organ and on the walls in the background.
King William Street looking south
King William Street looking south from west side. Town Hall and Post Office are in view.
Victoria Square looking north
View of Victoria Square looking north towards the civic building of the General Post Office, Town Hall and Treasury buildings [also at B 4185].
Vietnam Moratorium March
The crowd at Victoria Square for the Vietnam Moratorium March rally, 9 May 1970. The photograph shows the clock of the Town Hall in the background.
Dianna Bleby at the Adelaide Town Hall
Bell ringer Dianna Bleby, of Millswood, at the Adelaide Town Hall. This comes from 'City People B': a collection of photographs of people associated with the City of Adelaide whose surnames start with 'B'.
Adelaide Town Hall welcome party
Two United States Navy officers from visiting U.S. ships U.S.S. Somers (DD-947) and U.S.S. Southerland (DD-743) talk with a woman at a late afternoon welcome party for General Herbert B. Powell and his wife at the Adelaide Town Hall. The ships were in Adelaide for a Coral Sea Battle commemoration service.
Adelaide Town Hall welcome party
Air Officer South Australia, Air Commodore William 'Bill' Garing, CBE, DFC, talks with two women and a naval officer at a late afternoon welcome party for General Herbert B. Powell and his wife at the Adelaide Town Hall. General Powell was visiting Adelaide for a Coral Sea Battle commemoration service.
Duke of York
The Duke of York's visit, leaving the Town Hall. Lord Mayor Mr Wallace Bruce read an address of welcome and loyalty in honour of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York in1927. The royal couple arrived by train from Victoria. The address was presented to the Duke in a handsome casket.
Human chess game
A human chess game played in the Town Hall.