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Truck in a Eight-Hour Day parade
A truck decorated with flags and a display advertising 'Everlasting boot polish: the shine that lasts' for a Eight-Hour Day parade in Adelaide, photographed in Grote Street.
Eight Engineering Association delegates at the entrance to Trades Hall
Eight Engineering Association delegates at the entrance to Trades Hall, Grote Street, Adelaide.
Church of England Men's Society procession
A Church of England Men's Society procession, led by a brass band in Grote Street, Adelaide on their way to the Rechabite Hall.
Victoria Square, Adelaide
View looking south from near Grote Street toward the Three Rivers fountain.
Labour Day
Horse drawn wagon owned by Hains, Hunkin Ltd., complete home furnishers, participating in Labour Day procession, in Grote Street, Adelaide, South Australia. The Federal Hall building is behind it.
Adelaide Central Market redevelopment
Photographs of the Adelaide Central Market relating to the Market Arcade redevelopment.
Frank Duckett and Jack Chapman
Speedway Royal races at Wayville Showgrounds. L-R: Frank Duckett (racer, on a Harley Davidson 'Peashooter'), Stuart Loughead (Lenroc's spare parts manager), Jack Chapman, racer, on 'Long-Tom' A.J.S.), Keith Greeneklee (mechanic). Jack Chapman of Chapman Motors (65 Grote Street) won. He died 14 February 1994, aged 86. Frank Duckett was a spare parts salesman at Lenroc, and later worked for Litchfield Engineering. Keith Greeneklee founded Greeneklee Motors Ltd (206-208 Parade, Norwood). To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/101
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Robert Cox, Snr
Arrived in South Australia in May 1840 on board the ship the "Eliza". Stonemason, Grote Street, Adelaide.
Tour Down Under village
Installation in the Tour Down Under village on the western side of Victoria Square facing Grote Street celebrating 20 years of the Tour Down Under, "Australia's Greatest Cycling Race".
Hampshire Hotel, Adelaide
Hampshire Hotel, Grote Street, Adelaide.
Hampshire Hotel, Adelaide
Hampshire Hotel, Grote Street, Adelaide.
Chinatown, Adelaide
Gateway to Chinatown at the Adelaide Central Market, Grote Street.
Album presented to the Revd A.G. Rawstorne
Volume 1 of two large photographic albums presented 'to the Reverend A. G. Rawstorne, M.A. / in memory of his three years of busy work / and bright useful life / in / South Australia / with much affection and gratitude / from / the Bishop and Mrs Kennion. / Bishop's Court / N. Adelaide / Jan. 11th 1886. / My pulses therefore beat again / for other friends that once I met / nor can it suit me to forget / the mighty hopes that makes us men. / Tennyson. In mem. cant.85'. The album contains 111 Sweet photographs, each with a brief caption. [Individual photos from the album can also be viewed by doing an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on SRG 94/2/13. The second volume can be found at SRG 94/2/14.]
Adelaide views: Adelaide advanced school for girls
View of the Adelaide Advanced School for Girls on the corner of Grote and Morphett Streets, which moved into the building in 1892 from its former premises in Franklin Street. It was the first secondary school the colonial government established, and the first school for girls who wanted to study past primary level.
Sketch showing proposed alterations, Victoria Square
Photograph made by the Melbourne Photographic Company (ca. 1875) of an original drawing by J. C. Presgrave, of proposed alterations to VIctoria Square. The artist had included and named the following streets; Franklin, King William, Grote, Wakefield, Gouger and Angas Streets.
Athol Court, off Victoria Place, Adelaide
Athol Court, off Victoria Place, off Grote St. The view shows a portion of a row of six cottages running parallel with Franklin Street and facing south. Taken on April 3, 1924, just prior to their demolition to make way for a galvanized iron garage. Athol court lies on the southern boundary of Acre 264. See B 2213 for another view of these cottages.