Hindley Street

1971, Photograph, B 25266

Hindley Street, North Side, 3 December 1971, right side of the Berkeley Hotel is 23 1/3 yards west of Bank Street and frontage is 22 1/3 yards.

Hindley Street

1972, Photograph, B 25432

Hindley Street, North Side, 28 January 1972, right side of the Berkeley Hotel is 23 1/3 yards west of Bank Street and frontage is 22 1/3 yards.

Hindley Street

1977, Photograph, B 33999

Hindley Street, south side, 22 July 1977, right side of building is 10 yards west of Bank Street and frontage is 16 yards.

Eagle Hotel, Hindley Street

1977, Photograph, B 34062

Eagle Hotel, on North East corner of Hindley Street and Bank Street, 18 August 1977.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1926, Photograph, B 3437

[General description] The two storey Victorian building on the right is the bank premises. Its neighbour is the Savoy Ham Shop, which makes sandwiches. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 50 & 51 / Hindley Street, north side, May 16, 1926 / Bank of Adelaide converted from ordinary shop premises in 1925. For photo. taken in 1925 see B 2961. Frontage of bank is 5.5 yards. Left side of bank is 33 yards east of Victoria Street. i.e. the bank occupies the south corner of Acre 50.'

Premises of E. Fisher, 70 Hindley Street

Gall, Ernest, 1897, Photograph, PRG 631/2/456

Premises of E. Fischer, Manufacturing Saddler, 70 Hindley Street, N.E. corner of Blyth Street. Fischer occupied this site from 1892 to 1913. The stone plaque atop the three storey building states "E Fischer Importer". The window displays show stirrups, saddles and bridles. The photograph was taken on September 29th, 1897.

Hindley street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1939, Photograph, B 8207

[General description] Brown's new furniture store has a very smart Art Deco look and large plate glass display windows. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 50 / Hindley Street, north side / 8 April 1939 / The three storey building in centre was remodelled and extended in 1938 / Compare with B 7087 / The left side of the three storey building in the centre abuts Blyth Street / Frontage of the building is 26 yards'.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1956, Photograph, B 13662

Hindley Street, north side, 23 April 1956, right side of Bank of Adelaide is 28 1/4 yards west of Blyth Street and frontage is 5.5 yards.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1958, Photograph, B 14188

Hindley Street, north side, 3 December 1958, right side of Macrow's (Everybody's Furnishers Store, established in 1884) building abuts Blyth Street and frontage is 22 yards. A large clock hangs on the side of the Macrows building, along with patriotic flags

Hindley Street

1964, Photograph, B 15551

Macrow & Sons, (Everybody's Furnishers Store, established in 1884) Hindley Street, north side, 11 September 1964, left side of building is 22 yards west of Blyth Street. A large clock hangs above the store and is a local landmark

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1938, Photograph, B 7768

Hindley Street, north side, 28 October 1938. Bruce's building and the two storey one adjoining was demolished in 1938. For the building erected on the site in 1939 see B 9807. The left side of Bruce's premises abuts Victoria Street. Frontage together with unbalconied building adjoining is 14 yards.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1940, Photograph, B 9807

[General description] This impressive Art Deco theatre was built by MGM in 1939, co-designed by American theatre designer Thomas W Lamb and Adelaide architect Frank Kenneth Milne. It had a seating capacity of 1,286. The movie playing at this time is 'Ninotchka' with Greta Garbo and Melvyn Douglas. 'Gone With the Wind' is a coming attraction. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 51 / Hindley Street, north side / 23 June 1940 / Metro Theatre / Theatre erected in 1939 / Compare with B 7741 and B 7768 / The near side of theatre abuts Victoria Street / Frontage of theatre (the part under cantilever verandah) is 14 yards'.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1957, Photograph, B 13981

Hindley Street, north side, December 31, 1957. Left side of Yalumba Wine Saloon is 24 yards east of Victoria Street and frontage of both shops is 9 yards. A telephone box stands outside the wine shop

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1957, Photograph, B 13983

Hindley Street, north side, 31 December 1957. Left side of Newdays Furniture building is 14 yards east of Victoria Street and frontage is 10 yards. The Metro Cinema can be seen on the extreme left of the photograph

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1958, Photograph, B 14161

Hindley Street, north side, 4 September 1958, right side of Howells building (number 100) is 21 2/3 yards west of Victoria Street and frontage is 6 2/3 yards. Frontage of Star Centre - Malvern Star Cycles (number 102) is 7 yards. For a view of building in 1952 see B 12486. For a view of building after alteration see B 14199

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1958, Photograph, B 14199

Hindley Street, north side, 22 December 1958, right side of Malvern Star Store (radio and television) is 21 2/3 yards west of Victoria Street and frontage is 6 2/3 yards. The building was altered in late 1958. For view of building prior ro alteration see B 14161

Hindley Street, Adelaide

Gabriel, Francis, c. 1908, Photograph, B 2112

Grant's Coffee Palace, Hindley street, Adelaide. Designed by architect Albert Selmar Conrad, and built in 1903, the Austral Stores originally comprised 12 shops and dwellings. After 1908 the building operated as Grant's Coffee Palace, a 'coffee palace' being a popular alternative to hotels after the growth of the temperance movement. In 1919 it was taken over by John West, and has been known as West's Coffee Palace ever since. The paired and turreted towers, projecting gables, red brick and render walls, Byzantine details and steep terracotta tiled roof are characteristic of the Federation period. Right side of Grant's is 36 yards west of Victoria Street and frontage is 62.5 yards. For views taken in 1960, see B 14327-29.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1970, Photograph, B 19800

Hindley Street, North Side, 24 April 1970, right side of building is 37 yards west of Victoria Street and frontage is 4 2/3 yards.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1931, Photograph, B 6142

Hindley Street, north side, 25 September 1931, left side of building on the left is 50.5 yards west of Rosina Street. The one storey building on the left was demolished in 1931. Shows the Rose of Athens Club and the Panellinion Club. The two storey ornate building to the right of the photograph (Wests Coffee Palace) has unusual stone finials on the roof.

Hindley Street

c. 1870, Photograph, B 8036

Hindley Street, north side, right side of Genders building is 50.5 yards west of Rosina Street and frontage is 8.5 yards. A note on the back of the photograph states "The Advertiser was first printed at these premises. See "News" 14 January 1929, page 10". J. C. Genders imports and makes saddles, ironmongery, whips and harnesses. Some of these goods adorn the outside of the shop. The business was founded by Joseph Charles Genders Snr, 1827-1914, who moved to Launceston, Tasmania in 1881.

Hindley Street

1964, Photograph, B 15590

Hindley Street, north side, 7 August 1964, left side of building is 70 yards east of Morphett Street and frontage is 15 yards. Shows a row of businesses, telephone box and a man waiting at a bus stop

Hindley Street

1965, Photograph, B 16186

Hindley Street, north side, left side of the temporary carpark is 85 yards east of Morphett Street and frontage is 27 yards. A dry cleaning business can be seen on the extreme right. The tower of Holy Trinity Church can be seen in the centre of the photograph, just above the brick wall.

Rear of buildings facing Hindley Street

1977, Photograph, B 35110

Photograph taken looking south from the laneway off Victoria Street, Adelaide, showing the rear of buildings on the north side of Hindley Street, including Wests Coffee Palace building. 13 May 1977.

Rear view of buildings facing Hindley Street

1977, Photograph, B 35111

Photograph taken looking south east from the laneway off Victoria Street, Adelaide. There are parked cars in the foreground, with the Princes Victoria Hotel (on Hindley Street) in the middle distance. [Referred to as the 'Victoria Hotel' in the 1973 directory.] 13 May 1977.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1955, Photograph, B 13573

Hindley Street, north side, 30 December 1955. Left side of Austral Elevator Company Limited building is 56 3/4 yards east of Morphett Street and frontage is 13 3/4 yards. This building was completed early in 1955. For an earlier view of this site see B 18182/1-2.

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