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Views of South Australia : King William Street
Third of 12 photographs in an album. King William Street, looking South.
Views of South Australia : King William Street
Fourth of 12 photographs in an album . King William Street, looking North.
Views of South Australia : Grenfell Street
Fifth of 12 photographs in an album. Grenfell Street.
Views of South Australia : Blacks' wurlie
Sixth of 12 photographs in a n album. Blacks' wurlie.
Views of South Australia : Victoria Square
Seventh of 12 photographs in an album. Victoria Square.
Views of South Australia : Rundle Street
Eighth of 12 photographs in an album. Rundle Street.
Views of South Australia : Glenelg
Ninth of twelve photographs in an album. Glenelg jetty.
Views of South Australia : Botanic Gardens
Tenth of 12 photographs in an album. Pond in the Botanic Gardens.
Views of South Australia : Mount Lofty
Eleventh of 12 photographs in an album. Mount lofty showing the road.
Views of South Australia : Torrens Lake
Last of 12 photographs in an album. Torrens Lake with a lone rowboat.
Views of South Australia : Flinders Street School
Flinders Street Public School.
Corner of King William and Franklin Streets
View looking west down on the intersection of King William and Franklin Streets. Part of the General Post Office is on the right, with a view of the Windsor Castle Inn and Torrens Chamber on King William Street in the middle ground and buildings on the southern side of Franklin Street in the background.
South Australian Insurance Co. premises
View along Pirie Street looking east, with the focus on the premises of the South Australian Insurance Co. on the corner of King William and Pirie Streets. A large crowd fills the footpaths.
Glenara, Glenelg
View of family home 'Glenara' at Glenelg. Three young women are out the front (playing croquet?), and a man and a woman are on an observation deck on the roof of the house.
Charles Todd and the Overland Telegraph team
A note on the back of the photograph reads 'Members of the Overland Telegraph Party at Roper River, 1872. Left to right: J.A.G. Little, R.C. Patterson, Charles Todd and A.J. Mitchell. Todd (later Sir Charles Todd) was one of the great men of South Australian history. The telegraph lines which he built linked Adelaide with Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Darwin (and hence by cable with the rest of the world). Todd was the first man to pioneer the centre after Stuart's first crossing to Darwin. Alice Springs (on the Todd River) was named after his wife. This photograph, taken by Captain Sweet, is a brilliant example of early photography in Australia and is reproduced by courtesy of the South Australian Archives'.
Kangaroos feeding at the Zoo
Five kangaroos feeding from a wooden box in an enclosure at the Zoo.
Emus
Two emus in an enclosure.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
South side of Grenfell Street looking towards the intersection with King William Street. The 'Register' and 'Observer' newspaper office can be seen.
King William Street, Adelaide
Looking south down King William Street from a position on the west side near the Hindley Street corner.
Flinders Street, Adelaide
Looking west down Flinders Street from a position on the south side opposite Bethlehem Lutheran Church, with part of St. Paul's Anglican Church behind it.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Looking east down Grenfell Street from a position on the west side of King William Street. The 'Register' and 'Observer' newspaper office can be seen in the middle of the photograph.
Railway Station on North Terrace, Adelaide
The early Adelaide Railway Station building, which was demolished for the new building erected 1926-1928.
Adelaide Hospital on North Terrace, Adelaide
The Adelaide Hospital complex of buildings on North Terrace, with a horse and cab near the entrance gates.
Government offices on Victoria Square, Adelaide
The Government offices on the east side corner of Victoria Square with Wakefield Street, erected in 1879-1881 for the Public Works and Registrar-General's departments. The complex is now known at the Torrens Building. The octagonal tower of the Unitarian Church can be seen at right. According to a researcher, the building was completed in December 1881 (see Evening Journal, Saturday 24 December 1881, page 4d) so this picture was probably taken soon after.
Government residence at Marble Hill
The Governor's summer residence at Marble Hill, Norton Summit in the Adelaide Hills. The house, built in 1879, was burnt out in a bushfire on 2 January 1955 when Governor Sir Robert George was in residence.
General Post Office, Adelaide
The General Post Office on the corner of King William and Franklin Streets, seen from a south-east position in Victoria Square. The foundation stone was laid in November 1867 by HRH Prince Alfred, The Duke of Edinburgh and the building was completed in May 1872. The tower clock and bell were installed in 1876.
Town Hall, Adelaide
The Adelaide Town Hall and part of the former Treasury Buildings in King William Street.
Shepherd's hut
A shepherd's hut built of stone with a thatched straw roof, beside a river. The occupant of the dwelling looks out a window. A brush fence encloses a yard next to the hut. The location is not known.
East parklands, Adelaide
View of the east parklands of Adelaide, as described by the former owner of this album. Its exact position cannot be determined due to the faint background of the image with no indication of the Hills in the distance.
Murray River at Mannum
View looking west across the Murray River to the township of Mannum on the opposite bank.