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Mill Street, Adelaide

Gabriel, Francis, c. 1920, Photograph, B 2055

Mill Street, Adelaide, west side, taken in 1920. This view features the building which was once Verco's Flour Mill, from which the street takes its name. See Register, 7 January 1860, page 3a. More recently it was used as a confectionery works [probably Harford's].

Victoria Square, Adelaide

Gall, Ernest, 1889, Photograph, B 1552

Victoria Square, Adelaide, in 1889. The Local and Insolvency Court building (now Supreme Court) features prominently and the old Supreme Court building (now Magistrates Court) can be seen on the other side of the square. The square's gardens are surrounded by wrought iron fencing.

King William Street

State Library of South Australia, 1935, Photograph, B 6607

King William Street, south east side, January 10th 1935, extreme right of buildings is 72 yards south of Angas Street and frontage of the new building is 19 yards. Additions to the Police Court and Police Commissioner's Office were erected in 1933-34. The new building is the three storey structure on the right. Compare with B 6300 and B 6305.

Angas Street

c. 1870, Photograph, B 8023

Angas Street, south side showing the Magistrates Courts Building. The building has sandstone doric columns. It was begun in 1847 and finished in 1850. Architect was Richard Lambeth.

Nelson Street

State Library of South Australia, 1958, Photograph, B 14079

Nelson Street, east side, 21 May 1958, frontage of centre building is 88 3/4 yards. For Angas Street frontage see B 14080. For a view of buildings on right see B 14078

Angas Street

State Library of South Australia, 1962, Photograph, B 14606

Angas Street, 21 December 1962, Transport Office on left. Police Department. Canteen on right. Both were demolished in January 1963.

S.A. Police Headquarters, Angas Street

1965, Photograph, B 16089

S.A. Police Headquarters, Angas Street, south side, 4 June 1965. This multi-storey building was erected in Angas Street in 1965, replacing the buildings on this site dating from 1891. Later the headquarters moved to Greenhill Road, Eastwood and later to Flinders Street in 1993. In 2001 the South Australian Police Headquarters returned to Angas Street to new premises at number 100.

S.A. Police Headquarters, Angas Street

1965, Photograph, B 16090

S.A. Police Headquarters, Angas Street, south side, 4 June 1965. This multi-storey building was erected in Angas Street in 1965, replacing the buildings on this site dating from 1891. Later the headquarters moved to Greenhill Road, Eastwood and later to Flinders Street in 1993. In 2001 the South Australian Police Headquarters returned to Angas Street to new premises at number 100.

Angas Street

State Library of South Australia, 1924, Photograph, B 2296

Angas Street, south side, July 8th 1924, right side of building is 26.5 yards east of Nelson Street and frontage is 24 yards.

Angas Street

1903, Photograph, PRG 631/2/1802

Angas Street, south side, 1903, the building on the left is 72 yards east of Nelson Street.

Angas Street

1966, Photograph, B 16147

Angas Street, south side, 14th January 1966, right side of the building is 26 yards east of Nelson Street and frontage is 23 yards. Returned Services League building in Angas Street which contained the State Branch Office and the Memorial Hall. This was later relocated to the Torrens Training Depot in 2004.

Mill Street, Adelaide

Gabriel, Francis, c. 1920, Photograph, B 2054

Mill Street, Adelaide, on the west corner of Wright Street, in 1920. On the corner is a Bible and Book Depot and the building next to it advertises 'Burford's Signal Soap'. The building which once was Verco's Flour Mill, can be seen further down the street.

May Street

1949, Photograph, B 45020

May Street, October 1949.

Halifax Street

1983, Photograph, B 41123

Halifax Street, north side, 9th February 1983, right side of building is 47 1/3 yards from Cardwell Street and frontage of Halifax Street is 27 yards.

Queen Street

State Library of South Australia, 1954, Photograph, B 12863

Queen Street, east side, January 11th 1954, right side of the Paramount building is 57 yards north of Halifax Street and frontage is 23 1/4 yards. Paramount building was erected in 1952. The site was apparently previously occupied by (in part) cottages. Paramount Electric Platers/Electric Industries

Halifax Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1925, Photograph, B 2658

Halifax Street, Adelaide, north side, taken on April 8th, 1925, and featuring Slatters' boot factory, soon after its completion. On the left is Surflen Street, and Sydney Place is towards the right. The frontage of the building is 47.5 yards, and its left side is 13.5 yards east of Surflen Street. See B 6715 for the 1933-4 enlagement of the factory. For a view of the ivy covered cottage on the left, taken in 1954, see B 12864.

Halifax Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1935, Photograph, B 6715

Halifax Street, Adelaide, north side, on April 3rd, 1935. The left side of Slatters' boot factory is 14 yards east of Surflen Street and frontage is 47.5 yards. This photograph shows Slatter's factory as enlarged in 1933/5. See B 2658. A car and two bicyles are parked outside the double storey red brick factory which manufactures shoes and boots. A sign on the front of the buildings states " The home of Tauro footwear".

Sturt Street near O'Brien Street

State Library of South Australia, 1929, Photograph, B 5224

Sturt Street, south side, 12 July 1929. Site of two attached cottages on left. Left side of the cottages is 20 yards west of O'Brien Street and frontage is 9 yards. The cottages share a bullnosed verandah adorned with a small amount of lace ironwork.

Intersection of Sturt Street and Whitmore Square, Adelaide

Gabriel, Francis, c. 1917, Photograph, B 2163

Corner of Whitmore Square and Sturt Street, Adelaide, showing the corner store. St. Luke's Church can be seen on the extreme right.

Sturt Street

State Library of South Australia, 1953, Photograph, B 12819

Sturt Street, south side, October 28th 1953, frontage of building is 59.5 yards. Left side of building abuts Norman Street and the right side abuts Russell Street. The white barred windows were put in c.1952-53.

Sturt Street

State Library of South Australia, 1954, Photograph, B 12924

Sturt Street, south side, January 25th 1954, frontage of building is 42.5 yards. This structure was erected in 1953 September and 1954 January. For buildings which occupied near portion of this site see B 12825. Right side of building abuts east side of Norman Street. For a view of this building in 1958 see B 14082

Sturt Street

State Library of South Australia, 1953, Photograph, B 12825

Sturt Street, south side, September 28th 1953, right side of light coloured building with the high doorway is 31 1/4 yards east of Norman Street and the frontage is 12 yards. Light coloured building erected c.1951. The building immediately adjoining the right side of the building with tall doorway was remodelled and incorporated in new structure shown in B 12924. Buildings behind galvanised fence were demolished. For structure erected on site see also B 12924 and B 12923. These alterations were made between September 1953 and January 1954. The signs on the partly demolished corner shop shows it was a milk depot and grocery store

Sturt Street

State Library of South Australia, 1958, Photograph, B 14082

Sturt Street, south side, May 21st 1958, left side of the light coloured building is 24.5 yards west of Myers Street. Right side of building abuts east side of Norman Street. For a view of building on left see B 14081. For view of building in 1954 see B 12924. JR Tregoning was formed in 1948 to acquire Messrs. CA Smith amd Company, Adelaide engineers. Malco bought the captial of JHR Tregoning in 1954 and was principal sub-contractor for Link Belt Company. See also B 14081

Sturt Street

1971, Photograph, B 22079

Sturt Street, South Side, 19th February 1971, Sturt Street frontage is 94 yards and Myer Street frontage is 40 1/3 yards.

Halifax Street, south side

State Library of South Australia, 1929, Photograph, B 5113

Halifax Street, south side, January 7th 1929, far side of building is 22 yards east of Surflen Street and frontage is 13 yards. Administrative offices of the City Council Rubbish Destructor. Building was erected on a vacant site in 1927/28. The South Australian coat of arms and 'Halifax Street Depot' are mounted in stone on the front of the building. Small cottages can be seen next to the building.

Halifax Street

1964, Photograph, B 15321

Halifax Street, south side, 20th March 1964, left side of the building is 97 yards west of Hallett Street and frontage is 11 yards. The Halifax-Gilles Street site was used as a refuse destructor for Adelaide. The machinery was capable of incinerating 60 tons of refuse a day. The complex also included a clinker and mortar mill, flag making plant, hydraulic tin-balling press, a ten ton weighbridge and a steam disinfector. In 1952 the land fill refuse was moved to Wingfield and the Halifax Street site continued to be used as a Council works depot until the 1990s.

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