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Government House, Adelaide
Government House, viewed from the north side of North Terrace, Adelaide.
Government House
[General description] This view, criss-crossed by utility wires, shows that there is a function on at Government House where the flag flies proudly at the flagstaff. A small crowd has assembled at the gates where two Police Greys stand at attention. Horse drawn vehicles appear in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Government House entrance gates and lodge / About 1896'.
Government House
Government House. Interior view, 7th August 1895.
Government House
Government House. Interior view, 7th August 1895.
Adelaide Hospital
Adelaide Hospital, North Terrace, north side, looking from a point a little west of East Terrace.
Adelaide Hospital
A group of nursing staff at the Adelaide Hospital. The nurses, wearing starched white uniforms, are seated on a park bench. Doctor Hynes stands at the back, and on his right is Mrs. Frank Hone.
Adelaide Hospital
Albert Ward at Adelaide Hospital. Staff posed in this view are probably doctors.
Adelaide Hospital
Albert Ward at Adelaide Hospital, featuring some of the nursing staff.
Adelaide Hospital
[General description] This facade of this imposing two storey red brick building features cloisters and a roof with twin towers. Built to take pressure off overcrowded existing hospital buildings its first patients were women. It is situated on North Terrace and set amongst gardens. North-western suburbs are seen in the distance. [On back of photograph] 'The Adelaide Hospital / New East wing / from the Botanic Hotel / February 1894'.
Adelaide Hospital
[General description] The main focus of this view is the new east wing of the hospital, built from red brick, the front section facing North Terrace being two storeys, the rear being three. There are gardens in the right foreground and part of the old hospital building is seen on the left. The Adelaide Hills appear in the distance. [On back of photograph] 'The Adelaide Hospital / West face of the new east wing / February 1894'.
Jubilee Oval
Boater and bowler hats are popular headwear amongst the crowd at the cycle races at Jubilee Oval. There is a banked cycling track on the oval at this time. [On back of photograph] 'Cycle races at the Jubilee Oval / About 1904'.
Light Memorial, Light Square
Colonel Light Monument, Light Square. The monument on Colonel Light's grave was demolished in 1904. It was designed by Sir George Strickland Kingston.
Lunatic Asylum, Adelaide
[General description] The Adelaide Lunatic Asylum, viewed from a water tower on the opposite side of North Terrace, with iron buildings of what appears to be a timber yard in the foreground. The Asylum's North Terrace gates and lodge are seen in the middle ground, and the main buildings further back are partially obscured by trees. The Botanic Gardens are on the left. [On back of photograph] 'North Terrace / Looking north from temporary tower in Waterworks yard / About 1898' tower.
Museum, Adelaide
[General description] The east wing of the South Australian Museum is not yet completed in this view. It was officially opened on the 8th December 1915. [On back of photograph] 'The South Australian Museum / east wing / North Terrace / 1911'.
Museum, Adelaide
[General description] Designed by the Superintendent of Public Works, C.E. Owen Smyth, the north wing of the museum seems out of place between the Jervois and east wings. It was intended to be temporary, hence its more modest brick façade. It was built during the economic slump of the 1890s but was never replaced. It is still part of the Museum today. [On back of photograph] 'The South Australian Museum / north wing / North Terrace / 1911'.
North Terrace near Morphett Street
North Terrace looking east from Morphett Street. Near side of house on extreme right is 79 yards east of Morphett Street. The railway yards and the shed for Huddart, Parker & Co. Coal Importers, and Henry Hill and Co. Railway and General Carriers are visible. Parliament House can be seen on the northern side of North Terrace. On the southern side the buildings seen include Harrold Brothers, Adelaide Milling Company, Union Engineering, Grayson's Coffee Palace. A row of horse drawn carriages await passengers outside the railway station. The spire of Scots Church, formerly Chalmers Free Church can be seen further along North Terrace on the corner of Pulteney Street.
North Terrace, Adelaide
[General description] Public buildings and gardens on North Terrace, the Mitchell building being prominent on the left. Horse drawn traffic on North Terrace includes a tram. On the left, in front of one of the buildings is a small white sign on which, when magnified, the words 'Madam Mora, Phrenologist' can be seen. [On back of photograph] 'North Terrace East / Looking west from Chalmers Church / 1900-07 / From right to left are the University, the Art Gallery, the Museum, the Public Library and the Institute building'.
Old Exhibition Grounds
Mounted members of the Bushmans Corps, all sporting the slouch hat. Officers (Including the Trumpeter 3rd from left) are at the front, the men in the ranks are all holding rifles. Their tents can be seen in the background. [On back of photograph] 'Bushmens Corps / On the old Exhibition grounds near Frome Road / Prior to their departure for the South African War / February 28th 1900'.
Parade Ground Adelaide
According to a researcher, this is the Torrens Parade Ground and the building left of centre is not the Old Exhibition Building of 1860 but the Machinery Hall erected for the Adelaide Jubilee International Exhibition of 1887-8.
Parade Ground
[General description] Soldiers firing a salute with heavy guns at the Adelaide parade ground [On back of photograph] 'Parade ground / Adelaide / About 1897'.
Parliament House, Adelaide
The new House of Assembly building, west side, soon after its completion, looking east from the Railway Station. The building on the right is the old Parliament House where the Legislative Council continued to sit.
Parliament House, Adelaide
Parliament House, Adelaide. Interior of the newly completed House of Assembly, viewed from the stranger's gallery.
Parliament House, Adelaide
Parliament House, Adelaide. Interior of the newly completed House of Assembly, viewed from the Speaker's chair.
Parliament House, Adelaide
The Speaker's chair in the newly completed House of Assembly.
Parliament House, Adelaide
The Dining room at the newly completed House of Assembly. The tables have been prepared for the Speaker's Dinner which was held on the 5th December, 1889.
Proposed Parliament House, Adelaide
Parliament House
[General description] Members of the second Constitutional Convention seated in the House of Assembly. The delegates were elected by popular vote. [On back of photograph] 'Federal Convention / In session in the House of Assembly / Adelaide / March 26, 1897'. See B 12572 for a photograph with the names of the delegates.
Parliament House
[General description] Members of the second Constitutional Convention seated in the House of Assembly. The delegates were elected by popular vote. [On back of photograph] 'Federal Convention / In session in the House of Assembly / Adelaide / March 26, 1897'. See B 12572 for a photograph with the names of the delegates.
Public Library
[General description] The Jervois Wing of the State Library (named after Governor Jervois who laid the foundation stone in 1879). It was renamed the Mortlock WIng in 1986 after a generous bequest of John Andrew Tennant Mortlock paid for extensive renovations. Note the gaslight on the right [On back of photograph] 'Public Library / North Terrace / Eastern face of the building prior to the erection of the South Australian Museum / 1889'.
Railway Station, Adelaide
Railway Station, North Terrace. A morning train has arrived and people leaving the station are walking across North Terrace.