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Construction of the Queensland Insurance building, Adelaide
Construction of the Queensland Insurance (QI) building in King William Street, Adelaide, showing the Dillingham equipment reaching the very top of the building. The Warner Theatre is to the left of the site and the building on the right is City Mutual. Photograph taken by Garth Mitchell Commercial Photographers, Norwood.
Hutt Street
Hutt Street, west side, 10th May 1982, right side of building is 34 2/3 yards from Gilles Street and Hutt Street frontage is 31 2/3 yards.
King William Street, arrival of Glenelg train
Glenelg train in King William Street, pedestrians close by and Harry Lyons' Wallpaper Depot to left of picture.
Imprints Booksellers
Interior of Imprints Booksellers, Hindley Street, Adelaide.
The Original Pancake Kitchen restaurant
Interior view of the Original Pancake Kitchen restaurant, 13 Gilbert Place, Adelaide, 8 January 2013.
Grainger Studio of the ASO
Grainger Studio of the ASO, located on the south side of Hindley Street, east of Rosina Street, Adelaide.
War Memorial Cross, St. Peter's Cathedral
Base of the War Memorial Cross in the grounds of St. Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide. Dedicated by the Bishop of Adelaide, Right Rev. Dr. Thomas, on 5 September 1922. It bears the inscription "In memory of all those who served in the Great War".
Illustration of the F.H. Faulding & Co. building in James Place, Adelaide
Black and white illustration mounted on a cardboard backing, showing the premises of F.H. Faulding & Co. Ltd., wholesale druggists and manufacturing chemists. Handwritten comment on the back of the cardboard mounting: Warehouse built 1924. We moved in on July 1st 1924 from old King William Street premises. The back is also stamped: F.H. Faulding & Co. Ltd. Advertising Dept. The location is James Place in Adelaide. See B 2859 for a partial image of the actual building. The illustration may have shown the proposed or projected building design.
Imprints Booksellers
View of Hindley Street through the window of Imprints Booksellers, Hindley Street, Adelaide.
Men working on a very large haystack
Photograph of a very large haystack in a paddock. There are men and horse-drawn carts at the bottom of the stack. The truck belongs to Murray Chaff Mills. Handwriting on the back of the photo: 'A view of the years hay harvest 1939. Big stack 250 tons. The lorry, 3 waggons and 9 men, about 380 acres we bindered with 2, 6ft binders and 1, 8ft binder. Murray Chaff Mills (registered) phone 6 new Residence. O.E. Klau'. Photograph taken by F. Casson, Loxton, Medallist in photography.
North side of Hindley Street
North side of Hindley Street, west of Victoria Street, Adelaide.
Hurtle Square, Adelaide
Hurtle Square, east side, 11th May 1982, right side of building is 8 yards north of Pope Street and Hurtle Square frontage is 7 1/3 yards.
House converted into business premises, 65 South Terrace, Adelaide
Business premises at 65 South Terrace, 12 May 1982. Occupied by L. Penna (Barrister), Jigtool Products, Javac Pty Ltd., R.B. Needs & Co., (Chartered Accountants) and R.A. Wallace (Public Accountant). A Holden Kingswood HQ sedan (RXB-099) is parked in front.
Archer Street, North Adelaide
Archer Street, south side, 12th May 1982, right side of building is 29 2/3 yards from Boulton Street and frontage is 38 2/3 yards.
Car park in Gawler Place
View across the intersection of Pirie Street and Gawler Place, looking towards the north west corner of the intersection. The foreground shows a car park jammed with cars. Photo by Garth Mitchell of Norwood.
The Original Pancake Kitchen restaurant
Interior view of the Original Pancake Kitchen restaurant, 13 Gilbert Place, Adelaide, 8 January 2013.
Close-up of model car wall on Rosina Street
Close-up of model car wall on Rosina Street, Adelaide.
Close-up of plaque on East side of West Terrace
Close-up of plaque on east side of West Terrace, south of Philip Street, Adelaide.
Demolition of a city building in Adelaide
A building on King William Street in Adelaide in the process of being demolished by Nicholls Crane Services. The City Mutual building is to the right. Several men watch from the street. [The Queensland Insurance building was subsequently built on the site.]
Demolition of a city building in Adelaide
A building on King William Street in Adelaide in the process of being demolished by Nicholls Crane Services. Several men watch from the street. The City Mutual building is to the right. [The Queensland Insurance building was subsequently built on the site.]
Gouger Street looking south west from Moore's
Gouger Street, looking south west from Moore's Store. Taken at 2.35 pm on February 12, 1929 to show the traffic.Businesses seen in the photograph include the Ezywalkin Shoe Store.
Bank of Adelaide
Bank of Adelaide and Alfred Chambers on the south-west corner of King William Street and Currie Street, Adelaide. There are workmen in the centre of the intersection, and a post box is visible outside the Bank.
Interior of the banqueting hall and council chambers in the Adelaide Town Hall
A group of photographs showing sections of the banqueting hall and the council chambers within the Adelaide Town Hall. Close detail of parts of the ornate work on the ceiling and windows are included. See 'contents' for details of items.
St. Francis Xaviers Cathedral and School Hall, Adelaide
St. Francis Xavier Cathedral and hall, surrounded by a fence, with young boy in the foreground. Printed by the Donald Taylor Collotype Company, Adelaide.
Savings Bank and Adelaide S.S. Company
Adelaide Steamship Company building and the Savings Bank in Currie Street, Adelaide.
King William Street, looking South
King William Street looking south down the centre of the street. Several horse-drawn trams are visible along with horse-drawn wagons and pedestrians.
Bank of Australasia, Adelaide
View of the Bank of Australasia on the corner of King William and Currie Streets (north side).
Tinted postcard of North Terrace West in Adelaide
Tinted postcard showing the western end of North Terrace in Adelaide. The building to the right with the signage above is the premises of Luxmoore and Chapman. The buildings on either side of Luxmoore's are possibly Mrs Murray's Mannum House and Martin's Boarding House (near side) and on the other side Mrs Glieber's Boarding House. A message is written on the back of the card.
Foy & Gibson's department store
Three views of Foy & Gibson's department store / Grand Hotel premises. The Rundle Street based Foy and Gibson subsequently absorbed the Grand Central Hotel building (with the cupola) on the corner of Rundle and Pulteney Streets.
Colour postcard showing the General Post Office in Adelaide
Colour postcard showing the General Post Office on King William Street in Adelaide, South Australia. Several horse-drawn carriages and cabs are on the street. A message is written on the back of the card.