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Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church - Grote Street, Adelaide
Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in Grote Street in Adelaide. This ornate church is adorned with two tall spires.
Saint Patricks Roman Catholic Church - Grote Street, Adelaide
View of the twin towers of Saint Patricks Roman Catholic Church, Grote Street in Adelaide.
Grote Street, Adelaide, South Australia
Distant view of Grote Street in Adelaide; the premises of the South Australian Harbor's Board offices are far right.
Adelaide High School, Grote Street
Boys and girls assembled outside the premises of the Adelaide High School, Grote Street.
Crowds of visitors outside St. Patrick's Church, Grote Street, Adelaide,
Crowds of visitors outside St. Patrick's Church, Grote Street, Adelaide, possibly on its first day after erection in 1914.
A group of men outside Trades Hall, Grote Street, Adelaide
A group of men outside Trades Hall, Grote Street, Adelaide.
Interior view of the Marine Board's Laboratory in Grote Street
Interior view of the Marine Board's Laboratory in Grote Street showing staff and equipment. N.T. Rowe is seated at the table; W.A. Hargreaves at the microscope near the window.
Rechabite & Temperance Hall, Grote Street, Adelaide
A lithographic copy of a drawing of the 'Rechabite & Temperance Hall, Grote Street, Adelaide' by architect R.W. Dancker of Birk's Chambers, Gawler Place in Adelaide.
Grote Street, Adelaide
Heritage entrance on Grote Street to buildings that had been the Adelaide Model Schools constructed in 1873.
Grote Street, Adelaide
Entrance on Grote Street to the central building that had been the Adelaide High School. The second storey was added in 1910.
The Hotel Metropolitan, Grote Street, Adelaide
The Hotel Metropolitan, also known as the Metro, is at 46 Grote Street, Adelaide, opposite the Central Market. It is a popular live music venue. Live music has been particularly badly affected by the COVID closures.
The Hotel Metropolitan, Grote Street, Adelaide
The Hotel Metropolitan, also known as the Metro, is at 46 Grote Street, Adelaide, opposite the Central Market. It is a popular live music venue. Live music has been particularly badly affected by the COVID closures.
Pitt Street
View along Pitt Street towards Grote Street, showing the rebuilt Eastern side of Her Majesty's Theatre.
Brown Street
Brown Street, west side, corner of Grote Street, south side, 2 July 1965, Grote Street frontage is 39 yards and Brown Street frontage is 37 yards. A Shell Service Station stands on the corner of Grote Street and Brown Street (now Morphett Street). Freeman Motors can be seen nearby
Brown Street
[General description] Halifax House, established in 1885, which houses E. Overall Store on Brown Street running off Grote Street. An entrance to J. Thomas Fuel Merchant's Yard is next to a small cottage nearby. A workman on a ladder is painting the house nextdoor. Goods sold at the store include Cadbury chocolate, velvet soap and Amgoorie Tea. [On back of photograph] Acre 328. Brown Street, west side, January 15th 1926. The two storey structure adjoining Overall's store was demolished in 1952, and the buildings on the left at some earlier date. For new building completed on the site in 1954 ses B 12954. Extreme left is 70 yards south of Grote Street. Right side of two storey building on right is 27.5 yards south of Grote Street.
Brown Street, Adelaide
[General description] Kelly's Shell Service Station on the intersection of Grote and Brown (now Morphett) Streets. The 263 Cheltenham tram is turning across the intersection. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 328 / South west corner of Brown and Grote Street / 22 November 1954 / Service station has frontage of 20 yards on Grote Street (right) and 21 yards on Brown Street (left) / This view does not show covered way which extends behind the white front / This is shown in B 3611 and B 3612 and it was removed during the first half of 1955 / For view of this service station after alterations made around 1955 see B 13601'
Grote and Morialta Streets, Adelaide
[General description] City buildings on either side of Morialta Street with parked cars including a taxi. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 306 / Grote and Morialta Street, north east corner / 26 May 1960 / Right side of the building marked with crosses abuts north side of Grote Street / Frontage: 23 yards'
Photographs of Adelaide buildings and streets
Photographs not used in publication 'Preserving Historic Adelaide'. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details.
Hubbards store on Grote St., Adelaide
Exterior view of roof of Hubbard's - The Discount King, corner Grote Street, south side, and Moonta Street. The commercial building at Grote St., Adelaide designed by Jansen & Treloar.
Hubbards store on Grote St., Adelaide
Interior view of Hubbard's - The Discount King, corner Grote Street, south side, and Moonta Street. The commercial building at Grote St., Adelaide designed by Jansen & Treloar.
Moonta Street
Moonta Street, West side, 21 May 1941, the near side of the two storey building is 48 yards south of Grote Street. The two storey brick building in the centre was erected in 1940. Compare with B 9301. The premises of National Radio Company can be seen in Grote Street opposite the junction with Moonta Street.
Her Majesty's Theatre 'Closing Benefit' poster
Pitt Street wall of Her Majesty's Theatre, Grote Street with 'Closing Benefit' poster, looking towards Grote Street.
Pitt Street, Adelaide
[General description] This pair of two storey terrace houses has stone and wrought iron fenced front gardens. Further down the road on the corner of Grote Street is Dreyer's Metropolitan Hotel. The car in the foreground is a Maxwell owned by S.A.Farmers' Co-op Union, Adelaide. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 308 / Pitt Street, east side / August 25, 1927 / Near side of the two storey houses is 62 yards north of Grote Street. Frontage: 15 1/2 yards.'
Morphett Street
Morphett Street, east side, between Grote and Franklin Streets showing a boarding house in process of alteration, 5 July 1924. North side of this house lies 70 yards north of Grote Street. For a view of the house after conversion to a factory see B2649. The two storey building is made of blue stone.
Morphett Street, Adelaide
[General description] On the left is S.A. Motor Painters and A.S. Adamson Coach and Motor Trimmers. A hand barrow is propped in front of the building. In the centre an old buckboard truck is parked in front of a row of cottages. On the right is the premises of G J Wheeler (known as Cheapside House) which had its second storey added in 1909; previously it had been rented since 1888 from its owner John Follett. Another drapery business by a John Ford operated there between 1882 and 1888.[On back of photograph] 'Acre 321 / Morphett St., east side / Sep. 30, 1925 / Left side of Adamson's is 71 yards north of Grote Street. Right side of cottages is 39 1/2 yards north of Grote Street. Cottage next door to Adamson's demolished in 1925. For view of building subsequently erected see B 3230.'
Kennards Hire, Grote Street, Adelaide
Kennards Hire on the south west corner of Grote and Morphett Streets, Adelaide. A United Australia billboard is on the wall behind Kennards Hire.
St. Patrick's Church, Grote St
[On back of photograph] 'St. Patrick's Church, Grote Street / Acres 319 & 319 / March 1914 / (Photo by Krischock) / Frontage: 23 yards / Right side is 17 yards west of Burton Avenue. Left side is 133 yards east of West Terrace.' [General description] A priest can be seen standing inside the doorway of this newly completed church, seen in three quarter view. Outside a woman tends to a baby in a large perambulator. Designed by Woods Bagot the church was dedicated on 15 March, 1914. It was said to be inspired by the Church of the Holy Spirit in Florence and the design, based on a basilica, originally included a sacristy and dome. However a combination of insufficient funds and the outbreak of World War 1meant that the project remained unfinished.
Morphett Street
[General description] East side of Morphett Street showing Cheapside House which houses G.J. Wheeler and Company Drapers and Milliners. It is situated on the corner of Andrew Street near Grote Street. [On back of photograph] Acre 312. Morphett Street, east side, 19th January 1926. The low brick building towards the left was erected in 1925. Compare with B 2992. Left side of new building is 20 1/2 yards north of Andrew Street. Wheeler's premises stand on the south corner of Andrew Street. For view of this building in 1958 see B 14030.
Gray Street
Gray Street, east side 22nd October 1976. This building is 50 metres south of Franklin Street and 72 metres north of Grote Street. Frontage: 18 metres.
Pitt Street
Pitt Street, east side, 31 October 1957. Right side of the two storied building is 46 1/4 yards north of Grote Street. Frontage: 15 1/2 yards. The photograph shows two semi detached cottages with a rendered front and a parapet. The building is next door to the CMM Goodwill Store in Pitt Street. See B 13946