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'The slide'
View of the John Dowie sculpture 'The slide' located in Rundle Mall, Adelaide.
Adelaide Arcade cupola
View of the cupola and coat of arms above the Rundle Mall entrance to the Adelaide Arcade.
Interior of Adelaide Arcade
Interior view of Adelaide Arcade.
St Francis Xavier's Catholic Cathedral
Front of St Xavier's Cathedral looking across Wakefield Street.
Entrance to Chinatown
Entrance to Adelaide's Chinatown off Grote Street.
Beehive Corner.
View of the Beehive Corner building on the north-east corner of King William Street and Rundle Mall.
Detail of Beehive Corner.
View of a detail of the Beehive Corner building on the north-east corner of King William Street and Rundle Mall.
Holy Trinity Church
View of Holy Trinity Church looking south across North Terrace.
Lion Arts Centre
Premises of the Lion Arts Centre, formerly the Fowler's 'Lion' factory.
Friends' Meeting House
The Friends' (Quakers') Meeting House off Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. It features an anti-Iraq war poster on the Friend's notice board.
Friends' Meeting House
The Friends' (Quakers') Meeting House off Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide.
South Australian Farmers Co-operative Union Ltd
The original head office of the South Australian Farmers Co-operative union Ltd. at 36 Franklin St., Adelaide. Opened September 1900.
South Australian Farmers Co-operative Union Ltd
Head Office of Southern Farmers on the corner of Franklin and Bentham Sreets.
South Australian Farmers Co-operative Union Ltd
Head office, cnr Franklin & Bentham Sts, of 'The Union' with additions in 1917.
John Gitsham and Mark Kimber
Photographers John Gitsham (left) and Mark Kimber (right) standing in the doorway of the Developed Image Gallery, 391 King William Street, Adelaide. 12 October 1982.
Eothen, Adelaide
Eothen (house), cnr Gilles Street and East Terrace taken from East Terrace (city acre 661).
Government offices, south view
The Government Offices, located on the corner of Flinders and King William Street and facing Victoria Square (acre 236).
Wellington Inn
Heinrich Jahn Wellington Inn, Currie Street, Adelaide. 'Commonly known as 'Wellington Inn', it was first licensed in 1848 by Wm. McLean under the imposing title of 'Wellington Prince of Waterloo Hotel.' In the 70s a two-storey building superseded the old structure. It stood on part of the two acres of land given by one, Wm. Leigh, the Little Aston, Staffordshire, England, in 1840 to the Church of England. When the original lease expired in 1917, the old building was demolished to make way for the present Dalgety House. In its heyday it was renowned for its good accommodation, both for man and beast.'
Interior of the Universal Wine Bar
Daniel Pontifex (on right) working at the Universal Wine Bar at 285 Rundle Street, Adelaide.
Old Quaker Meeting House, North Adelaide
Print No. 79/100 by artist John Whitney, 1986. A sketch of the old Quaker Meeting House, North Adelaide.
Auction Mart, Adelaide
View of Adelaide's first Auction Mart, located on the corner of Hindley and King William Streets. The building faced Hindley Street.
5DN studio
Photograph of the 5DN's Hindley Street studio in use, with an announcer, singer/actor and pianist.
Grenfell Street
View along Grenfell Street looking east from the King William Street intersection.
Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange
The Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange (designed by H.J. Cowell) on East Terrace, Adelaide.
Adelaide Post Office
View of the Adelaide Post Office at night, taken looking north west.
Rundle Street at night
View of Rundle Street looking east, from intersection of King William Street and Rundle Street. The Beehive Corner is in the left foreground.
Unbehaun and Johnstone's premises, Currie Street, Adelaide
The premises at 98-100 Currie Street, Adelaide of Unbehaun and Johnstone, electrical engineers (city acre 113).
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.
King William Street
East side of King William Street viewed from the intersection with North Terrace. The street contains a queue of horse drawn vehicles. The Adelaide Gymnasium, Hunt's Labour Office, D&J Fowler Wholesale Grocer and the Beehive are visible.