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Hindley Street, South Side, 9th March 1973.
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Hindley Street, South side.
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White Hart Hotel, Hindley Street, south side.
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Hindley Street.
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Hindley Street, south side, 15 April 1982.
Adelaide Sports Depot, Hindley Street, Adelaide
Hindley Street, Adelaide, east corner of Gilbert Place, on March 22, 1923. The premises occupied by the London Clothing Stores and the Adelaide Sports Depot were demolished about May 1924. For a view of the building subsequently erected, see B 3955.
Hindley Street
Hindley Street, south side, Tattersalls Hotel. Left side of the hotel abuts Gilbert Place. This hotel has existed since1851 and was known by various names including Blenheim Hotel and Weiland's.
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Hindley Street.
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Bridgland & Atterton, clothiers, Hindley Street, south side.
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Hindley Street during the visit of the Duke of York.
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Hindley Street, South Side, 27th February 1980, frontage of building is 22 yards.
Hindley Street
Hindley Street, south side, 27th February 1980.
Hindley Street
Hindley Street, south side, 27th February 1980.
Globe Dining Rooms Hindley Street
The Globe Dining Rooms, 21 Hindley Street. Alice Jerrems operated the rooms from 1901 to 1922. Born Alice Kearns on 9/8/1870, Alice and her second husband Arthur had one daughter, Edith in 1897. Alice died on the 17 September 1936 and is buried in West Terrace Cemetery. (see Advertiser 18.9.1936 pg.16).
Premises of Wilhelm Nitschke, Hindley Street
ACRE 73: Premises of W. Nitschke, coppersmith and engineer, 109 Hindley Street, Adelaide with (Friedrich) Wilhelm Nitschke and his daughter Anna Betty, and probably her younger brother Gustav standing in the doorway.
Hindley Street, looking west
A drawing of Hindley Street, looking west, by F.R. Nixon.
Hindley Street, looking west
ACRE 47: Hindley Street, looking west.
Electrical sub-station, north side of Hindley Street
ACRE 60: Electrical sub-station, north side of Hindley Street, opposite the West End Brewery premises.
Hindley Street
View along Hindley Street looking east.
Port Adelaide bus queue in Hindley Street
A queue of people waiting to board the Port Adelaide double-decker bus in Hindley Street at 5.15pm.
Adelaide Views : Theatre Royal
Theatre Royal, Hindley Street. According to a researcher, the buildings to the right, as facing the theatre, are the early buildings of James Miller Anderson & Company.
Jill Spellicy
Jill Spellicy, pictured in Beans Bar, Adelaide, September 1997. The photograph was exhibited in the GALS Exhibition during the first Feast Festival held in 1997.
Gay Pride March, Hindley Street
A group of people, some carrying banners, travel down Hindley Street for the Gay Pride March in Adelaide in November 2006.
Gay Pride March, Hindley Street
A group of people, some carrying banners, travel east down Hindley Street for the Gay Pride March in Adelaide in November 2006.
West End Brewery, Hindley Street
Part of the West End Brewery, located on the southern side of Hindley Street West, with a number of the workers and three 'management' men in front with barrels and a horse drawn waggon. The man in the centre with the shiny top hat is possibly Mr Poulden.
A military parade in Hindley Street, Adelaide
A parade of returning soldiers marching along Hindley Street, Adelaide which is decorated with bunting; they are led by a military band and two officers on horseback along the road which is lined with crowds of spectators.
Old stables in Hindley Street, Adelaide
The premises of old stables in Hindley Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Hindley Street, Adelaide
Hindley Street, Adelaide, looking west; a photographic copy of the sketch by F.R. Nixon.
Hindley Street, Adelaide
View looking west of a building under construction on Hindley Street, Adelaide, 31 July 2012.
Fast food outlet, Adelaide
Fast food outlet on the north corner of West Terrace and Hindley Street, Adelaide.