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Bank Street, Adelaide

c. 1952, Photograph, B 62038

ACRE 49: A view of Bank Street taken from Hindley Street, the premises of W.T. Flint can be seen on the left; the business was closed on 30 June 1953 and the building demolished to allow the road to be widened.

Bank Street from North Terrace

c. 1952, Photograph, B 62039

ACRE 49: Bank Street, looking towards Hindley Street; a view taken before the road was widened.

Premises of W. T. Flint and Son

c. 1952, Photograph, B 62040

ACRE 49: Premises of W.T. Flint and Son, drapers and ironmongers at 48 and 50 Hindley Street; the business closed on 30 June 1953 and the building was demolished before the widening of Bank Street.

Grey Ward Nursery School

1936, Photograph, B 62072

ACRE 462: Premises of Grey Ward Nursery School, Selby Street, west side.

Central Telephone Exchange, Adelaide

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd, 1955, Photograph, B 62198

ACRE 237: Operators at the Central Exchange in Franklin Street, Adelaide photographed on 13 May 1955, the day before the Exchange closed; left to right: Margie Matthew, who was a monitor; Mrs Nell Knight; Mrs Gwen Smith.

William Adams livery stables

1930, Photograph, B 62199

Acre 112: Premises of William Adams' livery stables, 73-75 Currie Street, Adelaide.

Residence belonging to the Knuckey family

c. 1902, Photograph, B 62202

ACRE 186: 29 West Terrace, Adelaide, the home of the Knuckey family; the house is one of five two storey houses which were known as Margaret Terrace situated opposite the Observatory; the three women standing outside are, left to right: Miss Dawson, sister of Peter Dawson (a neighbour); Elsie Knuckey and Louisa Knuckey, mother of Elsie, Nero the family dog is in the foreground.

Premises of Knuckey Rubber Company

c. 1927, Photograph, B 62207

ACRE 150: Premises of Knuckey Rubber Company, 151-154 Grenfell Street; employees that can be seen outside include Kitto on a retreads motorcycle, Gordham Pridham next right, then fourth from the right is Stan Jaffer, two typists, and Charles Knuckey by the petrol pump.

Corner of King William Street and Grenfell Street

Gall, Ernest, c. 1894, Photograph, B 62217

ACRE 108: The corner of King William Street and Grenfell Street in Adelaide showing the Imperial Hotel where the Westpac Bank now stands.

The German Club in Pirie Street

c. 1895, Photograph, B 62218

ACRE 207: The German Club in Pirie Street, Adelaide.

King William Street looking south

c. 1900, Photograph, B 62219

ACRE 16: King William Street looking south; two large horse drawn trams and other vehicles are moving along the centre of the wide dusty road.

Alterations to Harris Scarfe facade

State Library of South Australia, 1998, Photograph, B 62223

ACRE 83: Alterations to the facade of Harris Scarfe Department Store in Rundle Mall, Adelaide.

Alterations to Harris Scarfe facade

State Library of South Australia, 1998, Photograph, B 62224

ACRE 83: Alterations to the facade of Harris Scarfe Department Store in Rundle Mall, Adelaide: view 2.

Alterations to Harris Scarfe facade

State Library of South Australia, 1998, Photograph, B 62225

ACRE 83: Alterations to the facade of Harris Scarfe Department Store in Rundle Mall, Adelaide: view 3.

Demolition of John Martins store, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1998, Photograph, B 62226

ACRE 41: Demolition work on John Martins Department Store, side view.