Hindley Street

c. 1875, Photograph, B 15136

Hindley Street number 15, north side, showing an Ironmongers shop Martin & Murch. By 1917 The Grand Coffee Palace stood on this site

Hindley Street

c. 1905, Photograph, B 16278

Hindley Street, north side, looking west. The tobacconist stands on the north west corner opposite Powell's Corner on the south west corner.

Hindley Street

c. 1920, Photograph, B 27843

Hindley Street, showing the Exchange Hotel.

Hindley Street, North side

c. 1897, Photograph, B 29224

Hindley Street, north side.

Hindley Street, north side, showing the premises of Peter Cumming & Sons. A note with this sketch says "compare Peter Cummings and Sons building with Lewis' Theatre Royal Hotel building shown in B 1012. Obviously they are the same building, except that some alterations were made after conversion to hotel and theatre. Cumming's site was sold in 1867, the purchasers converting it into a theatre and hotel - the theatre must have been added at the rear"

Theatre Royal, Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1962, Photograph, B 14520

Theatre Royal, Hindley Street, north side, 31st August 1962. The Theatre was demolished in 1962. It was Adelaide's best known and much loved theatre. It was built in 1868, rebuilt in 1878 and served Adelaide for 84 years.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1966, Photograph, B 16354

Hindley Street north side. The Eagle Hotel can be seen on the extreme left of the photograph. This hotel existed from 1846 - 1978. Ross George Samuel Fuller was the proprietor of the hotel at the time of this photograph. Also seen are E Martin's Tailor and Shirt Shop and Morris Cafe serving their speciality of fish and grills.

Curtain call for 'Don Giovanni', final night of the opera at the Theatre Royal, 28 Hindley Street

1962, Photograph, B 15329

28 Hindley Street, north side, 14 April, 1962. Final night of the opera at the Theatre Royal, curtain call for 'Don Giovanni'. Fourth from left - Una Hale, Ronald Jackson, Ana Raquel Satre. This opera was performed by the Elizabethan Trust Opera Company from April 6 - April 14, 1962 as part of the Adelaide Festival of Arts.

Hindley Street

c. 1920, Photograph, B 31917

Hindley Street.

Hindley Street, North Side

State Library of South Australia, 1977, Photograph, B 34061

View of Hindley Street looking west. View includes 'Hair Factory', Canberra Television, Pepe's Coffee Rendezvous, the Eagle Hotel, Savings Bank of South Australia and the Princes Berkeley hotel. Photo probably taken on 18 August 1977.

Hindley Street

c. 1890, Photograph, B 41723

Hindley Street, north side looking east. Copied from lantern slide.

Hindley Street

c. 1900, Photograph, B 52936

J. Miller Anderson's first shops, Hindley Street.

Hindley Street

c. 1900, Photograph, B 52937

Hindley Street, north side.

Hindley Street

McGann, Terence, c. 1903, Photograph, B 8584

Hindley Street, north side.

Hindley Street

c. 1870, Photograph, B 16694

Hindley Street, north side.

Hindley Street

1972, Photograph, B 25433

Hindley Street, North Side, 28 January 1972.

Hindley Street

c. 1887, Photograph, B 30849

McLean Brothers and Rigg, LTD, Hindley Street.

Hindley Street

c. 1880, Photograph, B 32855

Hindley Street, North Side.

Hindley Street

1977, Photograph, B 34000

Hindley Street, south side, 22 July 1977.

Hindley Street

c. 1900, Photograph, B 44006

James Smith & Co. 52-54 Hindley Street, Adelaide. Copy of postcard.

Premises of William Charles Rigby, 53 Hindley Street

c. 1871, Photograph, B 6411

Born in London in 1834 William Charles Rigby sailed a small boat, the 'Gem' from London to Melbourne in 1853 in order to reach the goldfields of Victoria. After six years he moved his family to Adelaide and in 1859 established his bookselling, stationery and publishing business in Hindley Street. An advertisement for the business may be found in the Register of 5 November 1868, pg 4. The business outgrew these premises and in 1877 he built the premises in King William St. William died aged 79 on 14 July 1913. An obituary is published in The Register of Tuesday 15 July 1913.

Hindley Street

1964, Photograph, B 15702

Hindley Street, north side, 20 November 1964. Window cleaners appear to be working on the shops in the photograph. The shops include a cafe, Wicks Interior Designs and Sellicks Traditional Furniture

Hindley Street

1972, Photograph, B 26705

Hindley Street, north side, 12 September 1972, frontage of Brown's is 27 yards.

Hindley Street

1972, Photograph, B 26706

Hindley Street, north side, 12 September 1972.

Hindley Street

1972, Photograph, B 26707

Hindley Street, north side, 12 September 1972, frontage of ANZ building is 23 yards.

Hindley Street

1972, Photograph, B 26708

Hindley Street, north side, 12 September 1972.

Hindley Street

1973, Photograph, B 27407

Hindley Street, north Side, 13 February 1973.

Hindley Street

1974, Photograph, B 29182

Hindley street, north side.

Premises of L. Conrad, Butcher, 79 Hindley Street

c. 1865, Photograph, B 6312

Leopold Conrad opened his business at 79 Hindley Street on 1st August 1863. Born 4 October 1839 in Hanover, Germany, Leopold arrived in South Australia in February 1858. The business operated from this address until 1886, by 1890 it had expanded to Rundle St., East End Market and Port Adelaide. He died at his East Terrace residence, Helstonleigh on 17 December 1918. The photograph depicts the Conrad family and shoppers outside the Butcher's shop. Carcases of meat are hanging outside the windows of the shop.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1952, Photograph, B 12486

Hindley Street, north side, 31 December 1952. Right side of Howells is 21.5 yards and frontage is 6.5 yards, frontage of Cadman Brothers is 6.5 yards. For view of Cadman Brothers building in 1929 when occupied by S Rowe and Company and before alterations made in 1952 see B 5822. For view of Howell and Howell's building prior to alterations completed in 1952 see B 5822. for view of building in 1958 see B 14161

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