Hindley Street

Hindley Street, Adelaide

Sweet, Samuel White, c. 1885, Photograph, B 2892

Hindley Street, Adelaide, looking west from King William Street. In the foreground is a close up view of a gas street lamp. Blurred figures of pedestrians stroll across the street in which tram lines can be seen. On the left is Bertram & Cornish, Outfitters.

The Royal Visit : Hindley Street

Walker, Gordon, 1901, Photograph, B 45558/6

Street decorations in Hindley Street erected in honour of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

Gill, Samuel Thomas, c. 1845, Photograph, B 2135

Hindley Street, Adelaide, showing a busy street scene. Horse riders, carriages, drays, pedestrians and dogs all amble along the street at a leisurely pace. On the right is Neale's Auction Mart, which has recently been completed. It was erected in 1844. [see South Australian Register, September 7, 1844.] The building on the left, with the verandah, is the Office for the weekly newspaper, the Adelaide Observer. Next to it can be seen the white sign of the Register's Office. This daily newspaper had been issued from that site from June 30th, 1845.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

c. 1890, Photograph, B 2909

Hindley Street, Adelaide, north side, in October, 1890. A group of men lean on a lamp-post in front of the Theatre Royal. Another group in top hats are about to enter through the 'Dress Circle' door, whilst a horse and buggy stand in the foreground. A billboard in front of the theatre advertises 'The Candidate', a comedy by Harry Saint Maur (in which he also starred) starting on November 4th; probably in 1886 as this production played at the Melbourne Theatre Royal in October in that year. Built in 1878, replacing a theatre built in 1868, it was eventually demolished in 1962 by Miller Anderson and Co., an Adelaide department store which erected a car park on the site. Extreme right of the photograph is 50 yards west of Gresham Street. Extreme left is 2 yards east of Peel Street.

Eagle Tavern, Hindley Street, Adelaide

c. 1897, Photograph, B 7093

[General description] A group of people, probably staff and customers, pose in front of the Eagle Tavern, a single story building with its name painted on its parapet. The lamp post on the corner bears a sign marked 'Walk round corners' for the benefit of horse riders and drivers. This hotel was built in 1846 with a rebuilding (by South Australian Brewing Company) around 1903. W.A. Langley is the licensee at this time [On back of photograph] 'Acre 49 / Eagle Tavern / Hindley Street, north side / east corner of Bank Street / 1897 to 1899 / Copied from photo. lent by Mr. S.F. Johns, 27 Eden Street, Adelaide'.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1925, Photograph, B 2709

Hindley Street, Adelaide, south side, on April 28th, 1925, showing Harley's Ironfounders, just prior to demolition. To see the wall subsequently erected on the site, see B 3439. The post on the extreme left is 90 yards west of Clarendon Street, and the wall on the extreme right is 102 yards west of Clarendon Street. This photo adjoins the right side of B 2708.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1931, Photograph, B 5931

[General description] There is a sale on at Hooper's smart new furniture store. Pedestrians stroll along the footpath under the verandah, viewing the shop windows. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 76 / Hindley Street, south side / East corner of Leigh Street / April 22nd 1931 / Hooper's building erected in 1928- 30 / See B 4247 / Site of Hoopers: On extreme right is Leigh Street / Frontage: 28.5 yards'.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

L. Henn and Co., c. 1881, Artwork, B 806

Hindley Street, Adelaide, looking west. The street is busy with horse-drawn traffic. The Hindmarsh tram line, which was opened in October 1880 can be seen. The building on the extreme left is on the corner of Gilbert Place. The right side of Harrold's premises is 13 yards east of Peel Street. Next door, to the west of Harrold's, is the "White Hart" Hotel,which remained unchanged for many years.

Adelaide views: Hindley Street

Melbourne Photographic Company, c. 1882, Photograph, B 62412/2

View along Hindley Street looking west from the intersection with King William Street; the Monster Clothing Company building is on the left and Howell & Co. on the right.

South side of Hindley Street, east of Gray Street

Woolley, Toby, 2013, Photograph, B 73030

South side of Hindley Street, east of Gray Street, Adelaide.

Hindley Street and Rosina Street, Adelaide

Scott, Jenny, 2016, Photograph, B 75202

The Palace "adult entertainment club" on the south west corner of Hindley Street and Rosina Street, Adelaide.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

c. 1878, Photograph, B 1913

Hindley Street, Adelaide, looking west from King William Street. A group of men stand around on the Neale Corner, on the right. The licensee of The Exchange Hotel, second building from the right, is C.J. Ware. Reproduced in 1925 from a faded original.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

c. 1867, Photograph, B 2867

North corner of Hindley Street and King William Street, Adelaide. The premises of W. Bermingham's boot factory and Platts stationers and booksellers are prominent. On the left is the Exchange Hotel. John Crampton was the licensee from 1865-67.

State Library of South Australia, 1937, Photograph, B 7217

Hindley Street North Side. Right side of the Black Bull Hotel is 29 yards west of Bank Street. Hotel frontage 17 yards. The photograph taken 15th November, 1937 shows a two storey building with ornate wrought iron work enclosing the balcony on the upper level. The sign says "O'Loughlin's Black Bull Hotel 1878".

Hindley Street, Adelaide

Gabriel, Francis, c. 1911, Photograph, B 2106

Hindley Street, Adelaide, north side. This building has the inscription 'E. Fischer & Sons, Importers' on its parapet [it is next door to E. Fischer's Saddlery]. The ground floor is the premises for W.S.Wood, Tailor and Clothier. A man, possibly the proprietor, is standing in its doorway. The east side of the building is 13 yards west of the Black Bull Hotel, and west side of Wood's is 8 yards east of Blyth Street.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1925, Photograph, B 2691

Hindley Street, Adelaide, north side, on 22nd April, 1925, featuring McNeill's Photographers and Art Picture Framers. This premises was converted for the Bank of Adelaide in 1925. See B 3437. The right side of McNeill's is 28 yards west of Blyth Street.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1925, Photograph, B 2590

Hindley Street, Adelaide, south side, on the 23rd March 1925. On the extreme left is the Royal Admiral Hotel. For a view of the centre buildings after alterations made in 1953, see B 12835.The left side of the buildings is 58 yards west of Rosina Street.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1925, Photograph, B 2447

Hindley Street, Adelaide, south side, on January 6th, 1925. The left side of Economy House is 14 yards east of Blyth Street. This building, originally the Royal Hotel, which existed on this site since 1847, is occupied by Hains Hunkin, Furnishers. For alterations made in 1937, see B 7372.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1925, Photograph, B 2552

Hindley Street, Adelaide, south side, on February 23rd 1925. On the left is Hains Hunkin Furniture. For alterations made in 1937, see B 7372. The near side of the MacDonalds Grand Coffee Palace is 38 yards west of Blyth Street.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1925, Photograph, B 2707

Hindley Street, Adelaide, south side, on May 13th, 1925, showing a branch of the National Bank of Australasia. A shop window and verandah was installed in front of the bank building in 1938.For a view showing the alterations, see B 12997, taken in 1954. For a view of the building in 1957, see B 13982. The extreme left is 17 yards west of Blyth Street, and on the extreme right is Club House Lane.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

Farndell, Edward, c. 1866, Photograph, B 2868

Hindley Street, Adelaide, looking east from Blyth Street. Reproduced in 1926 from a faded photo.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1927, Photograph, B 4038

White Hart Hotel, Hindley Street, March 15th 1927, Peel Street frontage is 37 yards.

White Hart Hotel, Hindley street

Sweet, Samuel White, c. 1878, Photograph, B 10711

White Hart Hotel, south side of Hindley Street east corner of Peel Street, frontage is 13 yards. The White Hart Hotel existed from 1840 and was also known as Volunteer. It was demolished in 1973. At the time of this photograph the proprietor was FW August Klauer.