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Crowd gathered in Grote Street, Adelaide
Photograph of a crowd of people, mostly men, gathered on a city street in Adelaide, believed to be on Grote Street near Victoria Square.
Views of South Australia : Grote Street Model School
Grote Street Training and Model Schools.
Grote Street, Adelaide
[General description] City buildings, taken from the opposite side of the intersection with the road in the foreground. The two storey stone building in the centre is the premises for Paul's Pharmacy. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 312 / North east corner of Grote Street and Morphett Street / 27 January 1928 / For photo. of corner premises taken after alterations effected in 1928 see B 5067. / On the extreme left is Andrew St. / Grote Street frontage of corner premises: 26 yards.'
Grote Street, Adelaide
[General description] Buildings on Grote Street. A two storey cottage, stone with brick quoins has an iron lace decorated balcony and picket fence. Next door are shops which are about to be demolished to expand the premises of Ern Bateup's Used Cars, the building on the right. A horse and cart stand at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 312 / Grote Street, north side / 20 January 1939 / Shops on the right of the two storey building demolished in 1939 / For building erected on site see B 9557 / Right side of the single storey shop on the right is 59 yards east of Morphett Street / Frontage of the single storey building and the two storey building on its left is 20 yards'.
Grote Street, Adelaide, Looking est
[General description] Looking past the treetops of Victoria Square this panoramic view of west Adelaide shows Grote Street with city buildings receding into the distant suburbs. A new electric tram can be seen in Victoria Square alongside horse-drawn vehicles. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 306, 335 / Grote Street, looking west from Victoria Square. / 1910-11'.
Grote Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Acres 310, 311 / Church of Christ, Grote Street / (The old and new buildings- the latter, on the right, erected 1926) / For view of Sunday School formarly on the site occupied by the new building see B2371 / East side of new portion is 42 yards east of Bowen Street. Frontage of new portion is 17 yards. Old building stands on east corner of Bowen Street' (Another Hand) 'Old building demolished in 1940. For view of building erected on part of site see B 10493.' [General Description] Two Church buildings, old and new are side by side. The smaller old building (circa 1856) is topped by a belfry. In front of it is a small ficus tree. A tourer car is parked by the kerb.
A fete at Grote Street school
Visitors attending a fete held in the grounds of Grote Street School, Adelaide; the road on the right is Morphett Street, formerly Brown Street.
View of Her Majesty's Theatre on Grote Street
View of the front of Her Majesty's Theatre on the corner of Grote Street and Pitt Street.
View of The Opera Theatre on Grote Street
View of the front of The Opera Theatre, formerly and later known as Her Majesty's Theatre, on the corner of Grote Street and Pitt Street.
View of Her Majesty's Theatre on Grote Street
View of the front of Her Majesty's Theatre, on the corner of Grote Street and Pitt Street.
Her Majesty's Theatre, Grote Street
View of Her Majesty's Theatre, Grote Street, with the final support beams being removed from the eastern wall.
Grote Street, Adelaide
Grote Street, Adelaide, north side, showing the Church of Christ and Sunday School, situated on the east corner of Bowen Street. The Sunday School, on the right, was demolished in 1925. The Church, extreme left, built around 1856, was demolished in 1940. Taken on the 14th March, 1889. Frontage: about 46 yards.
Grote Street, Adelaide
Grote Street, Adelaide, north side, east corner of Bowen Street, taken on the 19th May, 1899. The Church of Christ was opened on December 14th, 1856, and demolished in 1940.
Grote Street, Adelaide
Grote Street, Adelaide, north side, on the east corner of Bowen Street. The photo was taken on the 15th March 1889, and features the Church of Christ and Sunday School. The Church of Christ was opened on December 14th, 1856, and demolished in 1940. Frontage, about 46 yards.
Grote Street, Adelaide
[General description] This row of stone and brick cottages have parapets that hide the corrugated iron roofing, and a wooden picket front fence. A group of men stand at the gate of a group of condemned cottages which display what appears to be a 'For Sale' sign. See B 2042 for a close up view of the cottages on the far right during demolition. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 316 and 315 / Grote Street. North side / September 27, 1927 / On the left is Morney Street. On the right is Byron Place.' (Another hand) 'All the cottages to the right of the 8th door and window opening were demolished in 1927. For a view of the building subsequently erected see B5033.'
Grote Street, Adelaide
[General description] This view features the premises of Coventry Motors, a cottage and the Sportsman's Hotel with utility poles and wires silhouetted against the sky. A pair of heavily pruned ficus trees stand at the roadside. Children are playing in front of the building and near two large crates. William N. White is the licensee of the Hotel at this time. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 327 & 326 / Grote Street. South side / Feb. 27, 1926 / Coventry Motors Ltd. premises converted from a cottage in 1925. Compare with B 3164. / Near side of Sportsman's Hotel (on extreme right) is 43 yards west of Oakley Street.'
Grote Street, Adelaide
Grote Street, Adelaide, south side, east corner of Moonta Street, on 28th March, 1924. A row of terrace houses, one of which has a shop front, displays a To Let sign. The frontage of the houses is 28 yards. For photos taken on July 5th, 1924, after occupation of premises by Madge Motors Ltd., see B 2257 and B 2656.
Mayor of Unley visiting Grote Street school
The Mayor of Unley addressing an outdoor assembly of school children at Grote Street school, Adelaide, South Australia.
Grote Street, Adelaide
Grote Street, Adelaide, north side. The east end of these cottages, erected in 1865, is about 12 yards west of Byron Place. Demolition of the condemned cottages east of the right chimney is in progress. The cottages to the right of the gap were demolished in 1927. For a view of the building subsequently erected see B 5033.
St. Patrick's Church, Grote Street, Adelaide
St. Patrick's Church, Grote Street, Adelaide. This building was replaced by a new, larger one in 1914 (see B 2457). The foundation stone was laid in 1844 (vide Reverend R.A. Morrison), and its tower was built in 1870 (see 'Register', 3rd January, 1871, p. 11). The western point of the Church is 36 yards east of West Terrace. The eastern point of the Church is 70 yards east of West Terrace. For a view of the building in course of demolition in 1959, see B 14233 and B 14234.
View of Central Market Arcade and Coles exterior, adjacent to the Central Market, Grote Street
External view of Central Market Arcade and Coles, adjacent to the Central Market, Grote Street, taken prior to the 2022 redevelopment of the arcade.
Metropolitan Hotel, Grote Street
View of the Metropolitan Hotel, Grote Street, operated by Murphy.
Grote Street, Adelaide
[General description] On the corner is a two storey building which has recently undergone some alterations. Other city buildings can be seen on either side. Painted on one of them are the words 'Pauls Pharmacy'. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 312 / North east corner of Grote and Morphett Streets / 10 January 1929 / For photo of corner premises taken prior to alterations effected in 1928 see B 4768 / Morphett Street frontage of corner building: 14 1/2 yards / Far side of the one storey cottage on right is 40 yards east of Morphett Street'.
Front façade of Her Majesty's Theatre and Pitt Street
Front façade of Her Majesty's Theatre and Pitt Street, during the demolition of the rest of the building, viewed from across Grote Street.
Grote Street
Adelaide High School. Grote Street, south side, 24 October 1935, east corner of Brown Street on right, site for one storey portion, near side is 9.5 yards east of Brown Street and frontage is 48 yards, site of two storey portion, near side is 71 yards east of Brown Street and frontage is 41 yards.During 1908 the Pupil Teacher School, Grote Street Model School and the Advanced School for Girls amalgamated to form the Adelaide Continuation School in Grote Street under the leadership of Mr WJ Adey. In July the name was changed to the Adelaide High School. This became the first mixed free High School in the Commonwealth. The school was cramped for space and in the early 1930's the boys were tutored in buildings in Currie Street.
Wunderlich Ltd., Grote Street
[General description] Premises on the north west corner of Grote Street and Morphett Street. The twin roofed brick building houses Wunderlich Limited who are manufacturers of metal ceilings, wall linings and tiles. Two cars are parked outside the building. [On back of photograph] Acre 313. North west corner of Grote Street and Morphett Street, 22 February 1926. Wunderlich's premises erected in 1925. For buildings formerly on site see B 2701. Grote Street frontage of Wunderlich's: 30 yards. Morphett Street frontage (excluding the light coloured building in course of erection on the right) : 29 yards.
Grote Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Grote Street frontage of Hub Motors' premises. See B 3611 for the Brown Street frontage. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 328 / Grote Street. South side. / West corner of Brown Street / June 27, 1926. / Motor Service Station erected in 1926. For view of Brown St. frontage of building formerly on the site see B 2260. For new Brown St. frontage of Service Station see B 3611. / Grote Street frontage of Service Station measures 19.5 yards.' (Another hand) 'For view of this service station taken in 1954, see B 13154. Covered way at rear was removed during first halr of 1955.'
Grote Street looking west
Grote Street, south side, looking west, May 1898, near side of the two storey house on the left is 26.5 yards west of Brown Street. The two storey house has a bay window, shutters, a wrought iron lace fenced balcony and stands next to the Grote Street Baker that offers 'dinners baked daily'. More brick buildings can be seen through the trees looking west along the southern side of Grote Street.
Grote Street & Victoria Square
Cowell Brothers (timber and hardware merchants) building Corner of Victoria Square, west side and Grote Street 18 September 1934. Cowell's building erected in 1933/34 frontage Grote Street is 31 yards; Victoria Square frontage is 23 yards. Compare this view with B 6301. for a view of the Rechabite Hall after alterations made in 1952 see B 12455. Horses and carts along with cars are parked outside this building. A three storey building stands next door to Cowell Brothers in Grote Street. The tramlines can be seen in the foreground in the west of Victoria Square.
Andrew Street near Grote Street
Andrew Street, north side, 9 February 1934. Near side of cottages is 30 1/2 yards west of Bowen Street, which can be seen on the extreme right. The semi-detached single fronted cottages are situated in a small street off Grote Street. The spire of St Francis Xavier (now St Patricks) in Grote Street can be seen over rooftops.