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Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] Two two storey buildings, both part of Gale & Co.'s premises. The one on the left is built from stone, the corner building is brick with arched doors and windows at ground level. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 184 / Waymouth St., north side / March 17th, 1960 / Right side of Gale & Co.'s building abuts west side of Gray Street / Frontage is 25 yards'
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] The old premises of Castalloy are for sale: There is a sign on the building from Wilfred E. Taplin Real Estate agents advertising it for 'Private Sale'. Castalloy moved to new premises in North Plympton earlier, in 1953. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 186 / Waymouth Street, north side / May 8th 1960 / Left side of building is 23 yards east of West Terrace and frontage is 23 yards.
Grattan Street
[General Description] Two cottages on the western side of Grattan Street just off Franklin Street. A two storey building on West Terrace can be seen in the distance. The cottages are in a state of disrepair. [On back of photograph] Acres 187 and 252 Grattan Street, west side, February 9th, 1926, These cottages were demolished in 1926. Far side of two cottages in foreground is 60 yards north of Franklin Street. Near side is 80 yards north of Franklin Street.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] This is one of the gabled ends of a single story stone terrace. The building appears to be in run down condition, especially the roofs. It is probably about to be re-modelled or demolished. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 187 and 188 / Waymouth Street, south side / 18 July 1960 / For a view of the whole line of cottages of which this one forms a part, see B 14341 / The Grattan Street frontage of cottages is 14 yards'
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] This is one of the gabled ends of a single story stone terrace. The building appears to be in run down condition, especially the roofs. It is probably about to be re-modelled or demolished. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 187 and 188 / Waymouth Street, south side / 18 July 1960 / For a view of the other end of the terrace which abuts Grattan Street, see B 14340'
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] A truck loaded with salvaged building materials is parked in front of cottages which are undergoing demolition. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 188 / Waymouth Street, south side / 12 November 1959 / Left side of cottages is 33 yards west of Prospect Place and frontage is 7 yards'
Gray Street, Adelaide
[General description] On the left is a pair of maisonettes with verandahs, on the right is a single fronted stone cottage in poor condition, probably about to be demolished. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 189 / Gray Street, west side / September 9m 1960 / For a view of the rest of this row of buildings. with measurements, see B 14395'
Gray Street, Adelaide
[General description] The cottage on the left is in poor condition, probably due for demolition and the pair of maisonettes on the right are likely to share the same fate. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 189 / Gray Street, east side / 9 September 1960 / Left side of row of four buildings (of which this view shows a part) is 28 yards south of Waymouth Street / Total frontage of row of buildings is 29 yards / For view of the rest of the buildings in this row see B 14394 / For view of the building on the left in 1940 see B 9560'
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] This dilapidated iron building is soon to be replaced by a smart new factory making built-in furniture for Gladiola. Gladiola Co. was a South Australian Company manufacturing radios, refrigerators, phonographs, sewing machines etc. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 190 and 191 / Waymouth Street, south side / May 2nd 1955 / Left side of Gladiola Factory is 24 yards west of Crowther Street / Frontage: 21 yards / These buildings were subsequently removed / For view showing new building completed in February 1956 see B 13900'
Ranelagh Street, Adelaide
[General description] Cars are parked in the street in front of a pair of run down cottages which are probably about to be demolished. The one on the far end abuts a factory wall. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 193 / Ranelagh Street, east side / January 12th 1955 / Left side of cottages is 56.5 yards south of Waymouth Street and frontage is 14 yards / These cottages are a portion of what was a longer row / See Cadastral plan'
Waymouth Street
[General Description] Business premises on Waymouth Street including Harrison and Son Ham and Bacon Curers, Master Butchers Limited and Austral Carriage Woodwrights, Wheelwrights and Carriage Requirements Merchants. The photograph shows the area on the south side of Waymouth Street near Morphett Street. [On back of photograph] Acre 195 Waymouth Street, south side. Nov. 27th, 1925. For view of the Master Butchers' building before the erection of the verandah see B 2712. For alterations made in 1937 see B 7375. Left side of Harrison's is 59 yards east of Morphett Street. Right side of the Master Butchers' building is 29 and a half yards east of Morphett Street.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] This new Art Deco inspired building is situated on the southern end of Light Square. It is the business premises for Master Butcher's Limited and Speciality Printer's Limited. The metal hoops surrounding part of the Light Square Gardens can be seen in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 195 / Waymouth Street, south side / February 8th 1938 / Western wing of Light Buildings completed in 1937 / Compare with B 3170 / Right side of 3 storey building (Light Building) is 17 yards east of Morphett Street / Frontage is 30 yards'.
Morphett Street, Adelaide
[General description] This two storey building, newly completed, is the premises of Chas. A. Gabb & Co., paper bag manufacturers and Swallow & Ariell Ltd., bakers of buscuits, cakes and plum puddings. The little shop on the right has horse collars, saddles etc. for sale. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 195 / Morphett Street, east side / February 8th 1938 / This building was erected in 1937 / Compare with B 6898 / Left side of centre building is 34 yards south of Waymouth Street / Frontage is 17 yards'.
Cannon Street
[General description] An interesting perspective view down Cannon Street showing the rear of factory buildings. In the foreground the handlebars of a bicycle appear whilst two men ride their bicycles along the street. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 196 and 243 / Cannon Street, west side / March 29, 1926 / The building in the centre, extending up to the structure with a serrated roof, was erected in 1925. Compare with B 2706. Near side of new building is 34 yards south of Waymouth Street. The far side is 53 yards north of Franklin Street.'
Tatham Street, Adelaide
[General description] A perspective view of a new brick factory building, taken looking south along Tatham Street. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 196 and 243 / Tatham Street, east side / May 16th, 1926 / Enterprise Shoe Co.'s factory. Erected in 1925. / For view of cottages formerly on the site see B 1764, B 2374 & B 2718 / Near side of new factory is 33 yds. south of Waymouth St. Far side (where it adjoins the building with a serrated roof) is 53 yds. north of Franklin St.'
Waymouth Street
[On back of photograph] 'Waymouth Street, south side / Acre 198 / Early in 1923 / Right side of two storey building is 18 yards east of Young Street. Left side of two storey building is 49 yards east of Young Street.' [General description] A row of two storey stone buildings with iron lace decoration on the verandah. They are occupied by small shops including a fish shop, the Farmers and Settlers Association, and G.A. Bonnett, Saddlers. In 2012 the Bonnett family still own saddlery stores in Adelaide.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] This corner building is currently the premises of a Fordson dealer, the Adelaide Car and Tractor Company Ltd. See B 1165 for a photo taken in 1922 and B 17613/1 for one taken in 1967 showing other businesses in this building. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 198 / Waymouth Street, south side, east corner of Young Street / August 22nd 1928 / Cantilever verandah erected in front of corner premises in 1928 / Frontage of show-rooms on corner: 18 yards'.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] This two storey stone building stands on the south east corner of Waymouth and Bentham Streets. it has previously been the premises for Olympia Motors, distributors of Peugeot, Chic Cars and Riley. It also has been the premises of Len May, Signs, Painting Etc. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 200 / Waymouth Street, south side / March 2nd 1928 / This building was demolished in 1928 to make way for the Norwich Union building. See B 5429 and B 5477. / Waymouth Street frontage of corner premises is 8 yards.'
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] Alterations to this hotel give it a distinctly Art Deco look, popular at this time. Patrick Vincent McMahon is the licensee. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 200 / Waymouth Street, south side / February 19th 1938 / Hotel Thistle / The hotel was remodelled etc. in 1937 / Compare with B 5175 / The hotel is situated on the south western corner of Waymouth and Bentham Streets / Waymouth Street frontage is 13 yards / Bentham Street frontage is 30 yards' (Another hand) 'For view showing adjoining portion of Thistle Hotel on right, see B 13217'.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Thistle Hotel has been on this site since 1838, undergoing various changes as time passed until it was demolished in 1970. This view still retains changes made in 1937 (see B 7401). An earlier view of the hotel can be seen at B 5175. The licensee at the time this photograph was taken is Vincent Leahy [On back of photograph] 'Acres 200 and 199 / Waymouth Street, south side / May 9th 1955 / Left side of Thistle Hotel abuts west side of Bentham Street / Frontage of Thistle Hotel is 13.5 yards / Frontage of adjoining building is 20 yards / Note: Thistle Hotel incorporates adjoining building upper storey / For view of Bentham Street frontage of hotel at this date see B 13218'
Bentham Street, Adelaide
[General description] This view shows the Bentham Street frontage of the Thistle Hotel. See B 13217 for a view of Waymouth Street frontage and brief history of hotel [On back of photograph] 'Acre 200 / Bentham Street, west side / May 9th 1955 / 'Right side of Thistle Hotel abuts south side of Hindley Street / Frontage of Hotel on Bentham Street is 30 yards / For view of Waymouth Street frontage see B 13217'
Waymouth Street
[General description] Premises on the southern side of Waymouth Street. Many cars are parked along this part of Waymouth Street. Business' on the southern side include Howard Smith Limited, Ernest Graham at number nineteen, National Insurance Company, Green and Company, Adelaide Chamber of Commerce, Horticultural Society, and the South Australian Gas Company. [On back of photograph] Acres 201 and 202. Waymouth Street, south side, February 9th 1926. For view of premises on the right side of Howard Smith's after alterations effected in 1926 see B 4108. In 1927 the rooms above the archway on the right were removed. (marked in the photo. by the "Sale by Auction" poster) See B 4817. Divisions between Howard Smith's and Montefiore Chambers are 32 and a half yards east of Marlborough Place. Far side of balcony to Montefiore Chambers is 11 yards east of Marlborough Place.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] The enlarged South Australian Gas Company building is now six stories high. The building is of brick and has a larger cantilevered verandah. Next door is the National Insurance Company of New Zealand building, including the Chamber of Commerce. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 201 / Waymouth Street, south side / April 29th 1928, / The three upper stories of the Gas Company's building were added in 1927. Compare with B 4033 / Far side of the Gas Company building is 37 yards east of Bentham Street. Frontage is 24 yards'.
Marlborough Place, Adelaide
[General description] Two two-storey buildings photographed from the opposite side of Waymouth Street. The name A.M. Rodda Limited, Real Estate Agents, is prominent on the upper storey of the C.O.A. Building on the left although the 'to let' sign indicates that this business has probably moved on. The buildings had previously been joined at the upper storey level by rooms over the lane. These were removed in 1927. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 201 / Entrance to Marlborough Place from Waymouth street / June 16th 1928 / For view of entrance prior to the removal of the rooms above see B 3277'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] This view shows the road and buildings on the west side of King William Street. On the left is the old General Post Office. In the centre is the Family Hotel, later to become the Criterion. The publican at this time is W. Hubble. Note the archway supporting a large lamp at the kerb in front of the hotel. On the right is Rounsevell's Mail Coach booking office. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 202 & 237 / King William Street, west side. Extreme right of photo. is about 47 yards south of Waymouth St. 1860-67'.
Waymouth Street
[General description] The Advertiser building has five storeys and is constructed from red brick with a rendered concrete facade. Next door is the premises of Howard Smith's shipping company. Cars are parked at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 202 / Waymouth Street, south side / 1927 / New portion of Adertiser Office / Erected in 1924 / Left side of new building is 37 yards west of King William Street. Frontage: 22 yards / Reproduced in the "Chronicle", Dec. 10, 1927'.
King William Street
King William Street, west side. The left side of Lorraine's premises is on the southern boundary of Acre 202. FJ Lorraine was a working jeweller, watch and clock maker and was an engraver. There were also premises at Jetty Road Glenelg.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Three towers on King William Street. The Town Hall on the left, the Advertiser building on the right and the Town Hall in the middle. Victoria Square is in the distance. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 202, 203, 237, 171 / King William Street, west side / 1875-1883'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] A view of the recently built Town Hall and the Albert Tower. A row of young trees stands in front of the Government Offices. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 203 / King William Street, east side / Town Hall, Town Council Chamber, and small portion of Government Offices in the foreground / Council Chamber built in 1859 (See S.A. Reg. 25-10-59 p. 3c for a reference to furniture purchase for the "new Council Chamber") / Centre of right of way between the Govt. Offices and the Council Chamber is 71 yards south of Pirie St.' / 1866-69'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Adelaide Town Hall and the Albert tower, recently completed.[On back of photograph] 'Acre 203 / Town Hall and Council Chamber / 1866-69 / For details see B 3322'.