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Grenfell Street, Adelaide
View along Grenfell Street looking west from near Chesser Street. Features the buildings and businesses on the southern side, including Walker & Hall, James Hill & Sons, Walter Reynell & Sons, Grenfell Building and Alma Chambers. An electric tram is approaching the photographer.
Adelaide Motor Exchange & Agency
The Adelaide Motor Exchange & Agency on the corner of Morphett Street and Grote Street; to the right is a loaded cart in front of Leaman & Co. Provision Store.
St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Adelaide
View of St Francis Xavier's Cathedral in Wakefield Street, looking south-west.
Mosque of Adelaide
View of the Mosque of Adelaide at 20 Little Gilbert Street, Adelaide.
Mosque of Adelaide
View of the Mosque of Adelaide at 20 Little Gilbert Street, Adelaide.
South side of Gilles Street
South side of Gilles Street, photographed 30 December, 1952. DeYoung's Gilles Arms Hotel is 27.5 yards west of Dumfries Place; the frontage of the hotel is 25.25 yards. A store for Miller and Anderson is adjacent. For a view of this hotel taken in 1922 and showing a different single storey section see B 832.
Mosque of Adelaide
View of the Mosque of Adelaide at 20 Little Gilbert Street, Adelaide.
Mosque of Adelaide
View of the Mosque of Adelaide at 20 Little Gilbert Street, Adelaide.
Detail of carving of Bishop Short
Detail of a carved representation of Bishop Augustus Short. The carving is part of the archway on the southern side of the nave in St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide.
Carving of Bishop Short
Carved representation of Bishop Augustus Short on an arch which forms part of the archway on the southern side of the nave in St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide.
Detail of carving of Dean Farrell
Detail of a carved representation of Dean James Farrell. The carving is part of the archway on the northern side of the nave in St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide.
The Magdalene window
The Magdalene window in St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide. Created by Melbourne artist David Wright, it is the main stained glass window in the Cathedral, and located in the north transept. It was dedicated in November 2001 by Archbishop Ian George.
Stained glass window in St Peter's Cathedral
One of two stained glass windows created by artist Cedar Prest in St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide. This window features musical motifs.
Stained glass window in St Peter's Cathedral
One of two stained glass windows created by artist Cedar Prest in St Peter's Cathedral, North Adelaide. This window features angels and choir boys.
King William Street, Adelaide
The east side of King William Street with (from left) the Town Hall, Prince Alfred Hotel and Government Offices / Treasury building. The buildings are partially obscured by a row of young gum trees.
Uniting Church Office, Adelaide
View of the Uniting Church Office, for the SA Synod, in Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Hamilton Laboratories, Adelaide
The premises of Hamilton Laboratories, formerly St Paul's Day School (built 1874), at 217 Flinders Street, Adelaide.
Wakefield Street buildings
Early Adelaide buildings at 27 and 29 Wakefield Street, being used by Mochyla Architects and Khoury Migration Services respectively.
St John's Spiritual Church, Adelaide
Building used by St John's Spritual Church, in Carrington Street, Adelaide.
Chapel at Christian Brothers' College
The 'Edmund Rice Chapel' (the Christian Brothers' College new chapel), situated on the north-east corner of Frome Road and Wakefield Street. Built in 2002, it was consecrated by Archbishop Philip Wilson in 2003. Architect was Peter McLoughlin, and constructed by Partek Industries. Photograph taken 2 April 2006.
Austral Asian Christian Church
View of the Austral Asian Christian Church in Morphett Street, Adelaide. Photograph taken March 2006.
Betania Centre, Adelaide
View of the Betania (Italo-Australian) Christian Centre, situated at 245 Angas Street, Adelaide. Opened on 4 May 1996, it is a 'multi-cultural Christian group which was started in the 1950s by evangelical Italian migrants' ('City Messenger, 1 May 1996, p.2). Photograph was taken in March 2006.
Christadelphian Hall, Adelaide
View of the Christadelphian Temple, built 1927, in Halifax Street, Adelaide. Photograph taken March 2006.
St Mary Magdalen's Mission and Church
View of St Mary Magdalene's Mission and Church in Moore Street, Adelaide.
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute (detail)
Detail showing part of a design on the footpath outside Tandanya, and a window into the Centre. Located at 253 Grenfell Street (on the corner of Grenfell Street and East Terrace, Adelaide), Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute is Australia's first Indigenous-owned and managed multi-arts centre. The centre presents Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and cultures from regions around Australia.
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute
View of the building housing the Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, located at 253 Grenfell Street (on the corner of Grenfell Street and East Terrace, Adelaide). Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute is Australia's first Indigenous-owned and managed multi-arts centre. The centre presents Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and cultures from regions around Australia.
Moreton's Bakery pie cart
The Moretons Bakery pie cart, parked in Franklin Street outside the Adelaide Post Office.
Gilbert Street, north side, Adelaide
Gilbert Street, north side. Premises of Avalon Shoes, completed in 1955 and photographed on 5th December, 1957. For another view of this building see B 13567. The frontage of the building is 20 yards and its left side abuts the east side of Tapley Street.
South Terrace, Adelaide
A large two storey building, viewed from the parklands opposite, occupies the centre of the view, contrasting with workmen's cottages in Louisa Street. The right side of the building abuts west side of Loisa Street, and its frontage is 19 3/4 yards. The balcony and verandah were removed in 1958. For a photo prior to alteration, see B 14108, and to view the Louisa Street frontage, see B 14208. The two storey house has two wings with the front door set back from the street. A balustrated parapet adorns the front of the house. Quoins and balconies on each of the sets of arched windows complete the picture
North Terrace, south side
View taken on December 31st, 1953, of the Mothers' and Babies' building on North Terrace, with cars of the era parked in front. The building has a frontage of 12 yards, and is situated 51 yards east of Gawler Place.