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G. Wood, Son & Company, Warehouse
The warehouse of G. Wood, Son and Company, wholesale grocers, North Terrace, Adelaide. Located next to the South Australian Hotel the building was opened on 18 March 1897.
G. Wood, Son & Company, Warehouse
The warehouse of G. Wood, Son and Company, wholesale grocers, North Terrace, Adelaide. Located next to the South Australian Hotel the building was opened on 18 March 1897.
Adelaide Central Market redevelopment
Photographs of the Adelaide Central Market relating to the Market Arcade redevelopment.
King William Street, west side
King William Street, west side. North corner of Currie Street. Pedestrians crossing the intersection of Currie Street and King William Street in Adelaide; featuring the premises of the Bank of Australasia.
'An Expression of Loyalty to Our Queen'
Display windows featuring baby clothes and baby shawls with photographs of the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
Singer Sewing Club
Six women and girls sewing on Singer sewing machines in Moore's Department Store.
Christmas trees on Moore's staircase
Photograph taken from Moore's staircase showing Christmas trees and the ground floor of the store.
Tram and large crowd in Victoria Square with burning building behind.
Caption on back of photograph reads: "Messrs. Chas Moore & Coy's Fire - Gutted on March 2nd 1948. What a tragedy."
Fire at Charles Moore and Co. store
Crowd looking at fire in Charles Moore and Co. store, Victoria Square.
Window display featuring Lovable bras
Window display at Charles Moore and Co. featuring an assortment of Lovable bras all at a cost of eighteen shillings and eleven pence.
One thousand dozen sox
Window display of 1000 dozen socks at give-away prices, Charles Moore and Co.
Window with bullet hole
A bullet hole in a store window. The store is probably Charles Moore and Co., Victoria Square.
Bullet hole in window
A man in a suit displays a bullet hole in a glass window. The store is probably Charles Moore and Co., Victoria Square.
Fire at Charles Moore and Co.
An aerial view, possibly taken from the Magistrate's Court building, of the Moores building on fire. A large crowd has filled Victoria Square and has spilled out onto the corner of King William Street and Angas Street.
Fire at Charles Moore & Co.
Moore's building well ablaze.
Sheep stations
Collection of photographs showing the life and conditions of sheep stations that Clement Penfold Smith worked on including Outalpa and Weekeroo near Mannahill, northeast of Peterborough, and Coola, near Mount Gambier. They show the homesteads, gardens, livestock, tanks, and land. Coola Station was 20 miles from Mount Gambier, comprising 13000 acres, and carried 6000 sheep and 1000 Hereford cattle.
Houses on Gouger Street
Three now demolised houses at the southwest end of Gouger Street, Adelaide. They were aged about 60 to 80 years old at the time of the photographs. Ruby Jones lived in the right-hand one at 279. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Light Square from the Morphett Street Bridge
Looking south toward Light Square from the Morphett Street Bridge. A high rise block of apartments is under construction in the distance and the appliancesonline blimp is flying above.
Vinrace Street, Adelaide
Hope Church, Vinrace Street, Adelaide.
Tram Car Depot, North Adelaide
A group men stand in front of two tramcars which are at the entrance of the tram depot. Three of the men are holding horses, two others are holding shovels. Women and children are standing on the steps of one of the tramcars.
Gouger Street, south side
Adelaide's Supreme Court Building. [On back of photograph] : Gouger Street, south side / Local Court (later / Supreme Court). / About 1869.
Adelaide Arcade
An interior view of Adelaide Arcade decorated for Christmas, looking from the Rundle Mall entrance looking South towards Grenfell Street.
David Jones on North Terrace, former site of houses
View of the North Terrace facade of retailer David Jones. The site was originally occupied by houses.
IGA and other buildings on North Terrace, old Palais Royal site
Grey scale digital photograph of a view looking south-east across the intersection of North terrace and Frome Road, with the IGA premises at 176 North terrace on the left, and 275 North Terrace on the right. This was the site of the Palais Royal from 1920-1972.
Buildings on corner of Rundle Street and Frome Road.
View looking north-east across the intersection of Rundle Street and Frome Road, at the buildings which were originally the Travistock Hotel.
Stamford Plaza, North Terrace, original site of the South Australian Hotel
A view of the Stamford Plaza building on the South side of North Terrace, opposite Parliament House. The Stamford sits on the site originally occupied by the South Australian Hotel.
Adelaide Arcade
A grey scale digital photograph of an interior view of Adelaide Arcade decorated for Christmas. Image looking from the Rundle Mall entrance looking South towards Grenfell Street.
Stamford Plaza entry, North Terrace, original site of the South Australian Hotel
A close view of the Stamford Plaza building on the South side of North Terrace, opposite Parliament House. The Stamford sits on the site originally occupied by the South Australian Hotel.
Aston House on Leigh Street, original site of The Black Horse Hotel
An angled view of the building known as Aston House on the West side of Leigh Street, which was originally the site of The Black Horse Hotel.
Eagle Tavern, Hindley Street
The Eagle Tavern, Hindley Street, Adelaide, leased from the South Australian Brewing Company by Joseph Jene.