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Auto Wrecking Company yard

1955, Photograph, B 74412/1-4

Four photographs of the Auto Wreckers Company yard on Morphett Street.

Rundle Street looking east

c. 1925, Photograph, B 74406

View looking east along Rundle Street, Adelaide, with J.T. Fitch's drapery business in the right foreground, with Bent Street slightly beyond that.

Grenfell Street (showing new market)

c. 1907, Photograph, D 8781/40

View from Grenfell Street along East Terrace, showing the facade of the markets, with a large number of horse drawn vehicles in the street.

Wakefield Street Fire Station

Scott, Jenny, 1982, Photograph, B 73907

Fire trucks outside the South Australian Fire Brigade Wakefield Street fire station.

Wakefield Street Fire Station

Scott, Jenny, 1982, Photograph, B 73908

Fire trucks outside the South Australian Fire Brigade Wakefield Street fire station.

Photos of Williard Hall

Dodwell, Peter, 1955, Photograph, B 74747/1-8

Photographs of the interior and exterior of Willard Hall at 45 Wakefield Street. The two exterior views include the tower and spire which were part of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, with workmen working on this part of the building. The two storey building on the right was originally the manse, later used as a guest house.

Pink fire truck

Scott, Jenny, 2016, Photograph, B 74751

Australia's first fully operational pink fire truck, appliance 203, attending an incident near the corner of North Terrace and Gawler Place. The pink Combination Aerial Pumping Appliance (CAPA) was in aid of the Mother's Day Classic event on 8 May 2016.

Pink fire truck

Scott, Jenny, 2016, Photograph, B 74752

Australia's first fully operational pink fire truck, appliance 203, attending an incident near the corner of North Terrace and Gawler Place. The pink Combination Aerial Pumping Appliance (CAPA) was in aid of the Mother's Day Classic event on 8 May 2016.

North side of Rundle Street

Duryea, T., c. 1874, Photograph, B 8778

[General description] View of the premises of John W. Davis at 32 Rundle Street, and Woodman at 34 Rundle Street. The right side of the building in the centre adjoins the Globe Hotel. Dated between 1871 and 1876.

Plan of the Mount Barker Special Survey on the Bremer [cartographic material] / by C.B. Young

c. 1857, Archival map/chart, BRG 42/120/23

Plan of the Mount Barker Special (Mineral) Survey on section 2001, on the boundary of the Hundreds of Kanmantoo and Monarto, shown as subdivided in 1845 into 20 1,000 acre rectangular strips of land. Some of this area yielded copper from 1846 onwards. The areas selected by the South Australian Company have been coloured in green and red; those selected by the Paringa Mining Company have been left uncoloured. (Information under the green coloured areas is mostly illegible. Names of copper mines etc. on the uncoloured areas can be read.) The layout of the townships of Callington (1856), St. Ives (1856), Kanmantoo (1849) and Tavistock (1856) are shown but not named. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink notation, on canvas backing. Scale 1 inch to 20 chains. Signed at bottom right by C.B. Young, surveyor.

Business premises of A. MacGeorge & Co.

Buonavista, c. 1875, Photograph, B 75040

Business premises of tailor & outfitters, A. MacGeorge & Co., at 40 King William Street, Adelaide. The premises of W.M. Letchford, land agent, is on the left at number 38; Clarence Place runs beside MacGeorge's building.

South side of the Adelaide Town Hall

Farndell, Edward, c. 1870, Photograph, B 75058

View of the Adelaide Town, showing the southern side of the tower.

North side of the Adelaide Town Hall

Farndell, Edward, c. 1870, Photograph, B 75059

View of the Adelaide Town, showing the northern side of the building.

Supreme Court building, Adelaide

Duryea, T., c. 1870, Photograph, B 75060

View of the Adelaide's Supreme Court building, looking south west.

Magistrates' Court building, Adelaide

Farndell, Edward, c. 1870, Photograph, B 75061

View of the Magistrates' Court building, Adelaide.

Adelaide Club premises

Farndell, Edward, c. 1870, Photograph, B 75062

View of the Adelaide Club premises on North Terrace, identified as 'Adelaide Club House'.

Artist's impression of the premises of W.C. Rigby

Solomon, S., c. 1870, Photograph, B 75067

Artist's impression of a three storey building for W.C. Rigby 'bookseller & stationer'. The number of the building is shown as '64' although it was actually built at 74 King William Street (see B 2635 for a photograph of the actual building).

Government Offices & Stow Memorial Church

Duryea, Townsend, 1867, Photograph, B 75069

View of the 'Government Offices & Stow Memorial Church looking NE' on Flinders Street, Adelaide.

Unitarian Church, Wakefield Street

c. 1870, Photograph, B 75071

View of the Unitarian Church on Wakefield Street.

St. John's Church, Halifax Stretet, Adelaide

c. 1870, Photograph, B 75072

View of St John's Church of England in Halifax Street.

Presbyterian Church, Wakefield Street

Duryea, T., c. 1870, Photograph, B 75073

View of the Presbyterian Church in Wakefield Street. The inscription under the photo reads 'Revd Mr Henderson's Church, Wakefield Street, looking E[ast] by S[outh]'.

Businesses in Rundle Street

Anson & Francis, 1867, Photograph, B 75074

View of premises on Rundle Street, with H.L. Vosz's business on the left, and the King of Hanover Hotel (licensee A.H.T. Bartels) on the right. A printed label pasted on the back reads 'Street View. Rundle Street, Adelaide. Annotations include the date '1867', and the words 'east' and 'central'. [The hotel was located at 90 Rundle Street. Bartels managed the pub between 1856 and 1865.]