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Children's Hospital
[General description] A stone building with gables, the hospital building is under construction as scaffolding is in place. People stand at the kerb, probably waiting for a bus or tram. [On back of photograph] 'New out patients department / Children's Hospital / Acre 719 / 1926'.
Childrens Hospital
[General description] This new two-storey outpatient building, situated on the corner of King William Road and Kermode Street, includes resident medical quarters, an X-ray department, ENT and eye theatres and a pharmacy. The buillders have not quite finished yet as there are bags and builders rubble in front of the building and the windows glass is papered for protection. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced on the Chronicle, Feb. 12, 1927 / Acre 719, 718 / Out-patients' department / Children's Hospital S.A., / 1927.'
Children's Hospital
[General description] This new outpatients building has a stone facade with a gabled iron roof and porticos supported by columns over the entrances. People are waiting at a bus or tram stop. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser', May 19, 1927 / Acre 718, 719 / New out patients' department, Children's Hospital 1927 / Site: Extreme right of building is 43.5 yards east of Poole Street. Extreme left of new building is 37.5 yards north of Kermode Street'.
North Adelaide
[General description] Panoramic view across North Adelaide with suburbs merging into the distant countryside. The Women's and Children's Hospital complex is seen in the foreground and across the park is the Congregational Church. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 718, 719, 730, 731, 732 / North Adelaide looking north east from St. Peter's Cathedral. / 1901-04'.
Poole Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This new Outpatients building is two storey with gables and a corrugated iron roof. It has two frontages being on a corner site. A bus / tram stop is conveniently placed in front of the building. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 719 and 718 / North corner of Poole Street and Kermode Street / June 18th 1928 / Outpatients Department, Children's Hospital / Erected on a vacant site in 1925-27 / Poole Street frontage: 37 yards / Kermode Street frontage: 44.5 yards'.
Kermode Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This is the eastern end of a pair of attached two storey stone houses with decorative gables, iron lace balconies and bay windows. An Austin car is parked at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 720 / Kermode Street, north side / December 30th 1954 / For the western portion of this building see B 13193 / Right side of building is 45.5 yards west of Poole Street / Frontage of building including portion shown in B 13193 is 16 yards'
Kermode Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This is the western end of a pair of attached two storey stone houses with decorative gables, iron lace balconies and bay windows. A Standard Vanguard car is parked at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 720 / Kermode Street, north side / December 30th 1954 / For the eastern portion of this building see B 13192 / Right side of building is 45.5 yards west of Poole Street / Frontage of building including portion shown in B 13192 is 16 yards'
Kermode Street, North Adelaide
[General description] Street trees and parked cars obscure part of this recently completed mid century modern building. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 722 / Kermode Street, north side, November 28th 1960 / Left side of building abuts east side of Bagot Street / Total frontage is 24 yards / See B 14366 for a view of the rest of this building / it was completed in July 1958 / For view taken in 1958 see B 14194'
Kermode Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This recently completed mid century building, partially hidden behind street trees is seen from a different angle than in B 14265. The natural stone wall on the left is a feature of the style, also the planter box along the front of the building. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 722 / Kermode Street, north side / November 28th 1960 / See B 14365 for a view of the rest of this building and for overall measurements'
Kermode Street
[General description] Single storey bluestone building housing the Creveen School in Kermode Street in North Adelaide. Several small children and a teacher can be seen peeping out of windows. The small square building is entered directly from the street and has a window either side of the central front door and a cellar. The building next door appears to be a church. [On back of photograph] Acre 724 Kermode Street, north side, Oct. 20, 1925. Portion of "Creveen School." Frontage of building: 9 yards. Left side of building is 23 yards east of Palmer Place. For view of the school as enlarged in 1926 see B 4216.
Kermode Street, North Adelaide
[General description] The building in the centre has had another storey added, also another single storey section built onto the side. The completed structure is of red brick with stone facade. Creveen was an exclusive girls private school. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 724 / Creveen School / Kermode Street, north side / June 14, 1927 / For photo. of the school taken in 1925 before it was enlarged see B 3130 / Site of school: Left side is 23 yards east of Palmer Place. Frontage: 12 yards' (Another hand) 'For later additions see B 5911'.
Kermode Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This stone faced red brick building has had several alterations starting with the centre ground floor section. Creveen was an private secondary school for girls run by the Misses Kathleen and Rita Cussen from 1900 to 1936. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 724 / Kermode Street, north side / Creveen School / April 21st 1931 / Showing the school as enlarged in 1929-30 / Compare with B 4216 and B 3130. / Site of school: Left side is 23 yards east of Palmer Place and frontage is 12 yards'.
Brougham Place, North Adelaide
Stone building with stained glass windows was originally a church until the Institute of the Blind took it over in 1884. In 1903 the society was renamed the Royal Institution for the Blind. The front garden has a picket fence and young palm trees each side of the gate. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 726 / Brougham Place, south side / 1909 / Left side is 14 yards west of Bower Street. Frontage of Institution: 12 yards. Building later used as an organ factory. Building demolished in 1938, and a building at the rear converted into a residence. See B 8215.'
Bower Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This modest Baptist chapel was purpose built in 1843 and its first service was conducted on the 19th November, 1843 . It is single fronted with a mullion window on each side of the front door and a front verandah supported by four posts. There is a decorative niche above the entrance which bears the name of the church and the date of its construction. See B 2058 for a view before its renovation as a private house. It still stands in 2015. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 726 / Ebenezer Chapel, April 11th 1939 / Building now used as a nursery for children / Chapel renovated etc in 1938 / For site and other particulars see B 2058'.
North Adelaide
North Adelaide showing St Peter's Cathedral on the far right. Acre 729 stood on Brougham Place therefore the photograph faces south, south west.
Brougham Place, Adelaide
[General description] The Royal Institution for the Blind. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 729 / Brougham Place / February 8th 1954 / These two buildings, together with gabled building (shown in B 13140) which adjoins on the left, have a frontage of 20 yards / For site see B 13140'
Brougham Place, North Adelaide
[General description] Buildings occupied by the Royal Institution for the Blind. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 729 / Brougham Place, February 8th 1954 / Left side of building on the right is 44.5 yards west of King William Road / Frontage of gabled building together with two buildings shown in B 13139 is 20 yards.'
King William Road
King William Road, west side, 4th October 1963. Acre 729 is on Brougham Place in North Adelaide. The photograph shows The Royal Institution for the Blind Incorporated premises
Poole Street, North Adelaide
[General description] The Children's Hospital, built in 1879, dominates this view taken from Brougham Gardens looking across the Poole Street / Brougham Place intersection. This rear aspect of the Hospital building was the most familiar to passers-by. See B 10695 for the front view. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 730 and 718. / South east corner of Poole Street and Brougham Place / Children's Hospital / About 1895 / The two storey house in Kermode Street (on the right) was demolished in 1915'.
North Adelaide
[General description] This two storey stone building with gables is the Angas Building, paid for entirely by John Howard Angas, a continuing benefactor of the Children's hospital. It was opened in 1894 on the King William Road frontage of the Hospital complex. A large covered wagon drawn by two horses stands in front of the building. The spire of the North Adelaide congregational Church is seen on the left[On back of photograph] 'Acre 730 / Children's Hospital, North Adelaide / Probably 1893-99'.
Adelaide Children's Hospital
Adelaide Children's Hospital, East front, 1894, with part of Acre 732 in the foreground. Children are sitting on the lawn outside. For the exact site see the Cadastrel Survey Plan, 1880. The Adelaide Children's Hospital was established in 1876 to help the poor and destitute children of Adelaide. Land was purchased in North Adelaide (the current site of the WCH) for the sum of £2,500 and the Foundation stone was laid on June 20 1878
North Adelaide
[General description] This photograph is almost identical to B 3492. Two horse trams are passing each other at the intersection of King William Road and Brougham Place. [On back of photograph] 'North Adelaide looking south west from the North Adelaide Congregational Church / Acres 729, 730, 731 (Another hand) 'About 1904'.
North Adelaide
[General description] A panoramic view across Brougham Gardens, the Adelaide parklands and city beyond. Part of Brougham Place and buildings of the Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital can be seen in the foreground. St. Peter's Cathedral is seen on the right. [On back of photograph] 'North Adelaide and Adelaide, looking south from the North Adelaide Congregational Church / Acres 731, 732' (Another hand) 'Nov. 1910'.
North Adelaide
[General description] A panoramic view across Brougham Gardens, the Adelaide parklands and city beyond. Part of Brougham Place and buildings of the Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital appear in the foreground. St. Peter's Cathedral is seen on King William Street. [On back of photograph] 'North Adelaide and Adelaide, looking south from the North Adelaide Congregational Church / Acres 720, 730, 731, 732' (Another hand) 'Nov. 1910'.
North Adelaide
[General description] The parklands dominate this view, with city buildings and the Adelaide Hills in the background. Part of a substantial house and grounds is seen on the right. In the foreground is the intersection of Brougham Place, Frome Road, Melbourne Street and Sir Edwin Smith Avenue. B 3466 is of the same intersection taken in 1910 and shows the newly installed tramlines. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 732 / Adelaide, taken from the North Adelaide Congregational Church.' (Another hand) 'About 1904.'
North Adelaide
[General description] The parklands dominate this view, with city buildings and the Adelaide Hills in the background. Part of a substantial house and grounds is seen on the right. In the foreground an electric tram is negotiating the intersection of Brougham Place, Frome Road, Melbourne Street and Sir Edwin Smith Avenue. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 732 / Adelaide, taken from the North Adelaide Congregational Church.' (Another hand) 'Taken in 1910.'
North Adelaide
[General description] The parklands dominate this view, with city buildings and the Adelaide Hills in the background. Part of a substantial house and grounds is seen on the right. In the foreground is the intersection of Brougham Place, Frome Road, Melbourne Street and Sir Edwin Smith Avenue. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide and the north parklands from the North Adelaide Congregational Church / Acre 732' (Another hand) 'About 1904.'
Brougham Place
[General description] A panoramic view across North Adelaide, showing houses, streets and parklands. The large house on the left was the residence of W.K. Thomas, newspaper proprietor. That house and the one next-door were demolished in 1972. See B 25454-5. This photograph is the centre of a panorama comprising B 3477 - B 3479. [On back of photograph] 'Brougham Place, North Adelaide / Taken from the North Adelaide Congregational Church / Acres 733, 734, 779, 780 / About 1904 / left side of the house on the left in the foreground is 66 1/2 yards east of Margaret St.'
Brougham Place, North Adelaide
[General description] Horse drawn vehicles cross the intersection of Brougham Place, LeFevre Terrace and Stanley Street. In the foreground are large houses and gardens, and the rootops of distant suburbs are visible beyond the parklands. See also B 3517+18 for panorama. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 733 / looking north east from Congregational Church / Nov 1910'.
Brougham Place, North Adelaide
[General description] These recently built two houses on the north-eastern corner of Brougham Place and Lefevre Terrace appear to built by the same contractor as both are similar in style with fancy stone walls and tiled roofs. For renovations to house on left see B 15096. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 733 / Brougham Place, north side / North Adelaide / February 8th, 1954 / Right side of nearer house is 13 1/4 yards west of LeFevre Terrace / Frontage 12 yards.'