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Cypress Street, east side
[General description] Children are playing in Cypress Street next to a new brick building, an addition to the corregated iron structure on Angas Street, on the right. An old wooden paling fence is seen on the left. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 367 / Cypress Street, east side / June 15, 1927 / The brick portion of this building was erected in 1926. For view of cottage formerly on the site see B 3248. Site of new part: Far side is 13-1/2 yds north of Angas Street. Frontage: 17 yds'.
Angas Street, Adelaide, north side
[General description] A new building adjoins an old two storey stone cottage. The new one is art deco in style and is the premises for H. W. Burgess, Patternmaker. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 367 / Angas Street, north side / 7 April 1939 / The single storey building in the centre was erected in 1938 on the site of a wood and iron structure / The left side of cement finished building in centre is 24 yds east of Cypress Street. Frontage: 7 yds'.
26 Cypress Street
26 Cypress Street looking towards 20. 19 November 1971. Southern boundary is 40 yds north of Angas Street west side. Frontage 8-1/3 yds. (See also B25009-11, Acre 346).
Hanson Street, east side
[General description] A pair of stone terrace houses are in the centre of this view of city buildings and parked cars. On the left is a construction site, see B 13581 for the finished building, the premises of Southern Motors Ltd. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 368 / Hanson Street, east side / 6 September 1954 / Right side of building (with verandah) is 10 yds north of Angas Street. Frontage: 13 yds'
Angas Street, Adelaide
Angas Street, north side, Adelaide, on 6 September 1922. On the extreme right is Simpson's factory. All of the houses (with the exception of the two storey building on extreme left) were demolished in December 1923, subsequently Simpson's erected a galvanised factory extension on site. The right side of the two storey house on extreme left is 61 yards east of Chancery Lane. The two storey house on the right stands on the south east corner of acre 371.
Angas Street, Adelaide
[General description] The newly completed Convent of Mercy Private School. It is a two storey building with one three storey section constructed of brick and featuring a motif on the wall with a geometric pattern including a cross. Three men (and a dog) pose outside the Old Colonist Hotel which is partially visible on the right. Mrs. H. McGuire is the licensee at the time. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 372 / Angas Street, north side, west corner of Chancery Lane / St. Cecilia's Hall and Private school / April 18th 1926 / Building erected in 1925. For view of premises formerly on the site see B 1108, B 1167 & B 2291 / Left side of building is 28.5 yards west of Chancery Lane.'
Angas Street
[General description] Two storey bluestone house with a balcony above the front portico situated on the northern side of Angas Street near Victoria Square. The house was demolished in 1926. [On back of photograph] Acre 374 Angas Street, north side. December 2,1925. Left side of house is 81 yards east of Victoria Square. Frontage of house: 14 yards. This house was demolished in 1926. For view of structure subsequently erected see B 5115.
Angas Street
[General description] Annex to a two storey bluestone house on the northern side of Angas Street. The single storey house was demolished along with the main house in 1926. [On back of photograph] Acre 374. Angas Street, north side. December 2, 1925. The left side of the two storey house on the right is 81 yards east of Victoria Square. These houses were demolshed in 1926. For view of structure subsequently erected see B 5115.
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] In the foreground a well presented coach and pair is standing outside of Charles Moore and Company's department store. Other horse drawn vehicles appear on the street whose buildings recede into the distance. [On back of photograph] 'Gouger Street / Looking west from Victoria Square / 1907 / Far side of Moore's is 71 yards west of Victoria Square.' (Another hand) 'Acres 378, 379, 380.'
Turner's Ltd Meat Store, Gouger Street, AdelaIde
[General description] Turner's Meat Store with goods displayed behind plate glass windows on which the specials of the day are displayed. A striped awing protects the shop front. Upstairs is Windsor Apparel Tailors. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 380 / Gouger Street, north side / 29 July 1963 / Right side of shop abuts Western Roadway / Frontage is 7 yards'
Jasol Chemical Products, California Street, Adelaide
[General description] This new brick building has a Dutch gable facing the street. It is the premises for Jasol Chemical Products Ltd. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 381 / California Street, west side, 7 April 1939 / Brick building erected in 1938 on a vacant site / Near side of the building is 61.5 yards north of Gouger Street and frontage is 9.5 yards'.
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] This recently remodelled building has a cement rendered facade. One of the shops on the ground floor is to let, the other is (possibly) occupied by a Draper with a sign in its window advertising 'Bargains for all" [On back of photograph] 'Acre 382 / Gouger Street, north side / 18 February 1938 / The two storey building was altered and a shop next door west to it was demolished before a photograph could be obtained / Right side of cement finished building in centre abuts Moonta Street / Frontages: Gouger Street is 14.5 yards / Moona Street frontage (including single storey section at rear) is 27 yards' (Another hand) 'For view of structure with verandah on left after some alterations see view B 12968 taken in 1954'.
Moonta Street, Adelaide
[General description] The front of this cottage has been extended on one side and a new stone facade added. Pillars have replaced verandah posts [On back of photograph] 'Acre 382 / Moonta Street, west side / 25 January 1954 / Left side of the cottage is 30 yards north of Gouger Street / Frontage is 9 yards / This is an old cottage remodelled in recent years'
Moonta Street, Adelaide
[General description] This is the premisies of Motor Cycle Traders 'Used Motorcycles and Cars'. A utility is parked at the kerb, jacked up with a wheel missing. Further along the street are two storey stone buildings [On back of photograph] 'Acre 382 / Moonta Street, east side / 25 January 1954 / Right side of Motor Cycle Traders building is 26 yards north of Gouger Street / Frontage is 11 1/4 yards / This building was under construction in September 1952 / Apparently it incorporated the older structure'
Moonta Street, Adelaide
[General description] This small cottage abuts a two storey industrial brick building on one side and a laneway on the other. A car is parked in front. A full view of the cottage on the left see B 14278. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 382 / Moonta Street, west side / 24 December 1959 / Left side of cottages is 53 yards north of Gouger Street / Frontage is 8 yards'
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] Shops, parked cars and a glimpse of the Talbot Hotel, R.S. Hall is licensee at this time. Gehlert's shop has been re-modelled; a sign in the window says 'Open here shortly' [On back of photograph] 'Acre 383 / Gouger Street, north side / June 21st 1954 / Right side of Gehlert's shop is 63.5 yards west of Moonta Street / Frontage of shop is 5.5 yards / The shop front has been recently installed'
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] Part of this two storey building is the 'El Toro' Coffee Lounge. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 384 / Gouger Street, north side / 19 August 1959 / Right side of the coffee lounge building abuts west side of Whitcombe Street / Frontage is 7 yards'
Whitecomb Street
[General description] Two rundown attached cottages on the eastern side of Whitcomb Street just off Gouger Street. The back of a tall building in Gouger Street can be seen nearby. [On back of photograph] Acre 384. Whitcomb Street, east side [off Gouger Street] , 17 February 1926. Right side of pair of cottages is 50 yards north of Gouger Street. Frontage of pair is 15 yards. These cottages were demolished in 1926. For photo. of factory subsequently erected on the site see B 4053.
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Acre 385 / Gouger Street, north side / May 31, 1926 / East corner of Storr Street / Frontage of two cottages: 17 yards / A shop was erected in front of the house on the right (behind the bicycle) in 1926. See B 4048.' [General description] Two cottages on a corner, one being of brick on a stone foundation and the one next door being stone fronted. A vegetable garden, is behind the picket fence on the right.
Gouger Street
Gouger Street, north side, 5 August 1931, right side of cottage is 36.5 yards west of Brown Street and frontage is 9.5 yards. The cottage was erected in 1930. The cottage formerly on this site was demolished before a photograph could be taken. The red brick cottage is built in the California bungalow style with columns holding up the verandah. Acre 385 is on the corner of Morphett Street and Gouger Street.
Brown Street, Adelaide
[General description] This dilapidated cottage with a rusty roof is soon to be re-modelled and the yard converted into a used car lot, completed in 1954 / See B 13570 for the completed makeover. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 385 / Brown Street, west side / 16 August 1954 / Right side of cottage is 80 yards south of Grote Street / Frontage of cottage is 13 yards / This cottage was set back 24 yards from Brown Street'
Byron Place, Adelaide
[General description] The premises of G.F. Cleland, Wine and Spirit Merchants is prominent in this view. On the right there is a sign for A.E. Robinson & Sons. In the foreground is parked an early version of a 'utility' vehicle [On back of photograph] 'Acres 387 and 326 / Byron Place, west side, January 25th 1954 / Left side of Clelands building is 47.5 yards north of Gouger Street / Frontage is 30.5 yards / Front of Cleland's building was refaced c. 1948 / Compare with B 10543'
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] This is the premises of the Red Comb Eggs Co-operative Society, situated beween cottages on the right and industrial buildings on the left. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 391 / Gouger Street, north side / 2 December 1952 / Left side of Red Comb building is 87 yards east of West Terrace / Frontage is 16 3/4 yards / B 12431 is another view / For view of cottages on extreme right see B 13954'
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] H.J. Tabe's Service Station, which does motor repairs and greasing, has several bowsers (under the Shell sign). Advertisements for Shell, Waratah, Castrol, Willard and Texaco products are displayed. Note the telephone box at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 393 / South corner of Gouger Street and West Terrace / 7 April 1939 / Petrol station erected in1938 on a vacant site / The far end of the brick building on the left is 29 yards east of West Terrace / West Terrace frontage (extending to the north wall of the cottage on the right) is 19 yards' (Another hand) 'For alteration made in 1949 and 1951 see B 12426'.
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] Workmen are removing iron roofing from this corner cottage which is being demolished [On back of photograph] 'Acre 394 / Gouger Street, south side / 21 June 1954 / Right side of cottage abuts east side of Murray's Lane / Frontage: 10 yards / Cottage shown in course of demolition'
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] This small shop with attached cottage looks to be in poor condition. Advertisements in front of the shop are for Amscol, 'Your' Ice Cream, Glovers Pies and Pasties and Pepsi Cola. Workmen with trucks and machinery on the empty block on the right are completing demolition work on earlier buildings. (See B 13083). [On back of photograph] 'Acre 394 / Gouger Street, south side / 23 September 1960 / Right side of area marked between crosses is 18 yards east of Murray's Lane / Frontage of area between crosses is 4 yards'
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] This plain factory building is the premises of Borgia Brothers pasta manufacturers, founded by Francesco Borgia. He was an Italian immigrant who started his business in Ward street, North Adelaide in 1938 but he was interned two years later at the beginning of WW11. He re-started his business after the war. 'To set the record straight : the story of Francesco Borgia, pioneer pasta maker in South Australia' ISBN 9781740084932 (pbk.)/ by Christina Borgia Griguol tells his story [On back of photograph] 'Acre 395 / Gouger Street, south side / 25 January 1954 / Left side of Borgia Brothers building abuts west side of Bailey Street / Frontage of building is 16 1/2 yards / This building was under construction in September 195 / For view showing position of cottage formerly on the site, see B4052 (extreme right)'
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Hotel Gouger is a solid stone two storey corner building with arched windows and doors, its exterior has barely changed since 1927. It was founded by John Bailey and opened on 23rd March, 1838 as the Angel Inn. It traded under that name until 1947 after which it had several name changes. (see B 4052 [On back of photograph] 'Acre 395 / Gouger Street, south side / 15 July, 1963 / Right side of hotel abuts Bailey Street / Gouger Street frontage is 16 yards'
Rutland Place, Adelaide
[General description] A newly completed two storey brick building with a balcony is sandwiched between older cottages. A bicycle is parked at the kerb in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 396 / Rutland Place, south side / 8 February, 1938 / The two storey building was erected in 1937 on the site of a cottage / The cottage was demolished before a photograph could be taken / The left side of balconied building is 19 yards west of Lowe Street / Frontage 10 1/2 yards'. In her book 'Bert Edwards: King of the West End' (Wakefield Press, 2019) author Pat Sumerling writes that the building was owned by city councillor and politician Bert Edwards and was used as a clubrooms. Set up as a dance hall it was intended for young people on Sunday nights. It also housed the West Adelaide Ramblers sporting club and was sometimes known as Edwards' Hall, (pages 191-192).
Gouger Street, Adelaide
[General description] Street view showing parked cars and buildings, one of which is the premises for Tur\ner's Ltd Butchers [On back of photograph] 'Acre 396 / Gouger Street, south side / 13 September, 1954 / Right side of modern brick 2 storey building is 18 yards east of Lowe Street / Frontage of building is 21 yards / The modern additions on the left of Turners Ltd. were constructed in 1953/54 / For view of central portion (ie. with lower part painted white) prior to addition of upper floor, see B 12560 / For view showing part of cottage formerly occupied by further portion of building (ie. with three unglazed windows) see extreme left of B 12560'