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Kermode Street

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1926, Photograph, B 3397

[General description] School staff, students and their families are attending the opening of the New Wing (i.e. the first 20 rooms of what is now Newland Building).Marquees have been erected for the event. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Observer, April 24, 1926. Acre 712 / St. Mark's College, North Adelaide. The new wing / April 1926 / Frontage of east face:16.5 yards. Right side is 49.5 yards south of Kermode Street. East face is 126 yards west of John Street.'

O'Connell Street

Smith, D. Darian, 1935, Photograph, B 6677

O'Connell Street, North Adelaide, looking across Ward Street. A tram is travelling along the road. The building 2.5 inches from the left (single storey with Waratah sign) was demolished circa 1939. For building erected on site in 1941 see B 10901.

Piccadilly Cinema

Smith, D. Darian, 1956, Photograph, B 40916

Piccadilly Cinema, North Adelaide. (Initially believed to be the interior of the Star Theatre, Goodwood Road, Goodwood, now the Capri Cinema.)

Adelaide

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1928, Photograph, B 4998

[General description] This aerial view focuses along King William Street and shows a portion of the southern section of Adelaide. In the foreground on the right is Government House and grounds and on the right is the Government Printing office and Parliament House. The new T&G building can be seen in the centre of the view, then the parklands, suburbs and distant hills. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser', April 11, 1928 / Aerial view of Adelaide / 1928'.

Adelaide

Smith, D. Darian, 1928, Photograph, B 5203

Aerial view of Adelaide between Victoria Square and Currie Street.

Adelaide

Smith, D. Darian, 1932, Photograph, B 6055

An aerial view of Adelaide taken in 1932 showing the buildings along North Terrace in the foreground and the city stretching back toward South Terrace in the background. Of interest are the gardens in Victoria Square, the trees in Whitmore Square and the gardens around Government House. The two tallest buildings appear on North Terrace and King William Street. The grid pattern and planning of Adelaide can be fully appreciated in this photograph.

Adelaide

Smith, D. Darian, 1934, Photograph, B 6532

Panoramic view of Adelaide.

Aerial view of Adelaide looking south east

Smith, D. Darian, 1935, Photograph, B 6676

Aerial view of Adelaide looking south east. The railway yards and Adelaide Railway Station are in the foreground. The city can be seen surrounded by the parkland on the eastern and southern sides. The Adelaide foothills can be seen in the distance.

Adelaide View

Smith, D. Darian, 1937, Photograph, B 7168

Aerial view of Adelaide.

Adelaide From Montefiore Hill

Smith, D. Darian, 1938, Photograph, B 7746

Adelaide looking south east from Montefiore Hill.

Adelaide View

Smith, D. Darian, 1938, Photograph, B 7757

Aerial view of Adelaide looking south from North Adelaide. The South Parklands provide an obvious barrier between the city and the southern suburbs.

Adelaide From Montefiore Hill

Smith, D. Darian, 1939, Photograph, B 9236

Aerial view of Adelaide looking south east from Montefiore Hill, 1939. Adelaide Oval and tennis courts are in the foreground, the taller buildings in the city loom next surrounded by the Adelaide Parklands and Race Course. The suburbs stretch out towards the Adelaide Hills in the distance.

Adelaide From Parklands

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1935, Photograph, B 18610

Aerial view of Adelaide from the Parklands.

Adelaide View

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1970, Photograph, B 46177

Aerial view of Adelaide.

Adelaide View

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1945, Photograph, B 46178

Aerial view of Adelaide.

Grenfell Street

Smith, D. Darian, c. 1945, Photograph, B 46129

Grenfell Street looking west. The Worando Building and A. W. Sandford buildings are on the left.

Aerial view of Adelaide

Smith, D. Darian, 1929, Photograph, B 9432

An aerial view of Adelaide looking northwest from above Tavistock Street. The Jubilee Exhibition Building opened in 1887, can be seen among the stately buildings along North Terrace. There is an empty building site opposite Scot's Church on the corner of North Terrace and Pulteney Street.

Pioneer Women's Memorial

Smith, D. Darian, 1941, Photograph, B 10683

Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden of Remembrance was officially opened and handed over to the City of Adelaide April19, 1941. The garden was designed by landscape designer Elsie Cornish and the statue created by Ola Cohn. A time recorder designed by the Government Astronomer George Dodwell is located on the left side of the statue.