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Morney Street, Adelaide
[General description] Two workman's cottages in Morney Street. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 316/ Morney Street, east side / 17 January 1955 / Right side of cottages is 37 1/4 yards north of Grote Street / Frontage of two cottages is 20 yards.'
Morphett Street
Morphett Street, West Side, 1 May 1970, right side of block is 36 2/3 yards south of Grote Street, Morphett Street frontage is 46 2/3 yards.
Small offices, Moonta Street
Small offices, Moonta Street, east side. One 'To Let' and the other occupied by W.J. Wright Plan Service. Left side of building is 60 2/3 yards south of Grote Street, Moonta Street frontage is 10 yards.
King William Street
[General description] A view from the top of the General Post Office looking south across Victoria Square towards the southern suburbs. A parade of schoolchildren marching behind banners is taking place. The onlookers are also holding banners and one says "Rose Park". The parade is winding its way past the Statue of Queen Victoria in the middle of the road between Wakefield Street and Grote Street. Many trees are growing in each of the four parks that make up Victoria Square. This photograph is of interest as it has been taken from high and gives a different view of the buildings in the southern part of Adelaide. [On back of photograph] King William Street. Looking south from the General Post Office. About 1898.
Brown Street, Adelaide
[General description] This dilapidated cottage with a rusty roof is soon to be re-modelled and the yard converted into a used car lot, completed in 1954 / See B 13570 for the completed makeover. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 385 / Brown Street, west side / 16 August 1954 / Right side of cottage is 80 yards south of Grote Street / Frontage of cottage is 13 yards / This cottage was set back 24 yards from Brown Street'
Tynte Street, North Adelaide
[General description] Students and staff are all lined up in front of the North Adelaide Model School building, with the smartly uniformed school band standing proudly out the front. The building, designed by E.J. Woods, (who also designed the 'model school' in Grote Street), is of stone with brick facings and features a bell tower. [On back of photograph] 'Tynte Street, Public School, 1889, far side of the school is 40 yards west of Margaret Street and frontage is 48 yards'.
Trainee teachers and staff of the Observation School, Currie Street
Group portrait, thought to be trainee teachers and staff, at the Adelaide Observation School, Currie Street. Beatrice Alice Moulds (later Rother) is in the back row, extreme right. One of the teachers may be Mr. Adey. The school principal, John Fairweather, is seated in the centre, eighth from the left, in the second row from the front.
Front and side of Her Majesty's Theatre at night, during the demolition
Front and side of Her Majesty's Theatre at night, during the demolition. Scaffolding and steel support beams are down the Pitt Street side.
View of Her Majesty's Theatre
View of Her Majesty's Theatre, showing the Pitt Street side, and the under construction western extension.
Her Majesty's Theatre 'Closing Benefit' poster
Pitt Street wall of Her Majesty's Theatre, Grote Street with 'Closing Benefit' posters.
Demolition of Her Majesty's Theatre
Her Majesty's Theatre, most of the interior and western wall have been demolished. Viewed from Pitt Street looking towards Grote Street.
Her Majesty's Theatre eastern side
Eastern side of Her Majesty's Theatre, viewed from Grote Street, looking down Pitt Street, showing support beams and a small section of scaffolding.
Her Majesty's Theatre eastern side
Eastern side of Her Majesty's Theatre, viewed from Pitt Street, looking towards Grote Street, showing support beams and a small section of scaffolding.
Her Majesty's Theatre eastern side
Eastern side of Her Majesty's Theatre, viewed from Pitt Street towards Grote Street, showing support beams. All scaffolding has been removed.
Her Majesty's Theatre eastern side
Eastern side of Her Majesty's Theatre, viewed from Pitt Street towards Grote Street, showing support beams. All scaffolding has been removed.
Her Majesty's Theatre eastern side
View down Pitt Street of Her Majesty's Theatre, from Grote Street, showing the removal of the support beams from the Eastern wall, during the renovations of the Theatre
Pitt Street
Pitt Street, east side, 31 October 1957. Left side of the CMM Goodwill Store No. 22 is 70 yards north of Grote Street, its frontage: 5 1/2 yards. Width of the corrugated iron gate is 3.75 yards. (Central Methodist Mission?)
Bowen Street
Bowen Street, east side, 12 September 1957. Right side of centre cottage is 55 yards north of Grote Street. Frontage: 6 yards.
Bowen Street
Bowen Street, east side, 12 September 1957. Right side of the house is 45 yards north of Grote Street, frontage: 9 1/2 yards.
Bowen Street
Bowen Street, east side, 12 September 1957. Right side (marked with a cross) of house is 61 yards north of Grote Street. Frontage is 7.5 yards. The single storey cottage has a parapet over the front verandah
Morphett Street, Adelaide
[General description] This building was completed in 1925 for Wunderlich Ltd (See B 4054). It has more recently been the Depot for Adelaide Parcel Express and Country Carriers. Alterations are being carried out, including new windows. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 313 / Morphett Street, west side / 23 September 1960 / Left side of Depot building abuts north side of Grote Street / Frontage: 28 yards'
Brown Street
Brown Street, west side, 21 February 1925, the right side is 27 yards south of Grote Street, frontage is 9 yards. This two storey building is called Halifax House and displays ornate wrought iron lace work around the first storey balcony. Part of the balcony has been fenced in using trellis. The ground floor houses Mrs EA Wylie's confectionery and grocery shop. A wide verandah shades the front of the shop and a hitching post.
Brown Street
Brown Street, west side, 1 March 1954, frontage of Kingsway building is 36 3/4 yards. Right side of Kingsway building is 36.5 yards south of Grote Street. The small cottage (on the left of Kingsway building) is known as Luton cottage and has a frontage of 8 yards. For buildings previously on the site of Kingsway Ltd (completed in 1954) see B 3229. Luton cottage was subsequently demolished and site used as part of a used car lot. Compare with B 13108. For views of Kingsway (later Motors) in 1961 see B 14420-1
Brown Street
South west corner of Brown Street and Grote Street, 24 January 1956. For details of the site see B 13154. This view shows Kelly's Service Station after recent alterations. Compare with B 13154
Brown Street, Adelaide
[General description] Motors Limited building with flags flying and cars parked in front and on the roof. An awning shades some of the windows. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 328 / Brown Street, west side, 20 January 1961 / Right side of Motors Limited building is 37 yards south of Grote Street / Frontage is 35 yards / For view of the rest of this building see B 14420 / For view of this building in 1954 see B 12954'
Moonta Street
Moonta Street, West side, 21 October 1939, right side of the single storey on the right (behind the high fence) is 33 yards south of Grote Street, frontage of single storey building together with the two storey building is 13 yards.The single and double storey premises were demolished in 1939. For building erected on the site in 1939-40 see B 10491.
Moonta Street
Moonta Street, West side, 12 October 1954, right side of white painted building is 49 3/4 yards south of Grote Street, frontage of building is 16 1/4 yards. Building shown in course of demolition
'Demolition in Progress', Moonta Street
'Demolition in progress' Moonta Street, east side, 16 November 1962. Holden Station Wagon 11-064 is parked at the kerb. Left side of the site is 31 yards south of Grote Street, frontage of site is 9 yards.
Adelaide Motor Exchange & Agency
The Adelaide Motor Exchange & Agency on the corner of Morphett Street and Grote Street; to the right is a loaded cart in front of Leaman & Co. Provision Store.
Front and side of Her Majesty's Theatre, during the demolition
Front and side of Her Majesty's Theatre, during the demolition, showing the scaffolding on the Pitt Street side.