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Bank of Adelaide, Yorketown
The Bank of Adelaide and residence, Yorketown.
Bank of Adelaide, Yorketown
Renovating the Bank of Adelaide, Yorketown.
The Bank of Adelaide building at Waikerie
Waikerie Bank of Adelaide, viewed from the street, possibly with attached residence, steps leading up to the main entrance, off a dirt road.
Bank of Adelaide, Angaston
Bank of Adelaide in Murray Street, Angaston.
Bank of Adelaide, Karoonda
The Bank of Adelaide at Karoonda being shifted by horse teams to make room for a new building to be erected on the site.
Bank of Adelaide
Premises of the Bank of Adelaide in the main street of Angaston.
Bank of Adelaide
Premises of the Bank of Adelaide in Murray Street.
Bank of Adelaide, Loxton
LOXTON: The Bank of Adelaide at Loxton; group of men outside and a parked car.
Bank of Adelaide, Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: The two storied premises of the Bank of Adelaide in Commercial Road, Port Augusta in the eighteen seventies; a small group of men stand outside, and two on its balcony.
Bank of Adelaide
SWAN REACH: The premises of the first Bank of Adelaide in Swan Reach; a group of men and children stand outside watching two other men change a wheel on a parked car which was the first one to come through Swan Reach.
Bank of Adelaide, Yorketown YorketownRd
Bank of Adelaide on the north side of Warooka Road, Yorketown, opened on 6 October 1937.
The Bank of Adelaide
GENERAL: A group of people standing outside the premises of the Bank of Adelaide, its location could be at either Kingston or Gumeracha; Robert Purdom Scott was the manager at the time.
Premises of Bank of Adelaide at Mannum
The premises of the Bank of Adelaide at Mannum.
Premises of the Bank of Adelaide at Mannum, South Australia
The premises of the Bank of Adelaide at Mannum; members of staff and local residents with a dog stand outside.
Bank of Adelaide, Streaky Bay
Photograph, taken on 25 September 1928, showing Bank of Adelaide building at Streaky Bay.
Bank of Adelaide, Port Lincoln
View of the Bank of Adelaide at Port Lincoln, with the attached residence on the right.
Hindley Street, Adelaide
[General description] The two storey Victorian building on the right is the bank premises. Its neighbour is the Savoy Ham Shop, which makes sandwiches. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 50 & 51 / Hindley Street, north side, May 16, 1926 / Bank of Adelaide converted from ordinary shop premises in 1925. For photo. taken in 1925 see B 2961. Frontage of bank is 5.5 yards. Left side of bank is 33 yards east of Victoria Street. i.e. the bank occupies the south corner of Acre 50.'
Men carrying a whaleboat into the Bank of Adelaide to use in commemoration of Sturt's voyage
A group of men lifting a whaleboat up the stairs and through the front entrance of the Bank of Adelaide. Back of the photograph reads: "Whaleboat at the Head Office, Bank of Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia, 1980. Commemorating Capt. Sturt's voyage down River Murray, which led to the founding of the province of South Australia, as a free British colony." For a different view of the Bank of Adelaide building see B 45734.
Bank of Adelaide at Aldinga
Five men and a dog outside the Bank of Adelaide at Aldinga, with the residence behind a picket fence in the background.. An addition to the other side of the building has a sign 'Chenoweth Harness'; leather aprons on two of the men suggest thay may work there. In contrast, another of the men is particularly well dressed suggesting he may be employed at the bank.
Bank of Adelaide, Brinkworth
The Bank of Adelaide at Brinkworth, with attached residence.
Album of Adelaide
Composite: Mr. E.I. Smith's residence; The Orphanage; Bank of Adelaide; Torrens Park; Lunatic Asylum; Bank of South Australia.
Bank of Thrift, Adelaide
Bank of Thrift, North Terrace, taken in April,1919. It was erected in front of Government House gates in order to facilitate the flotation of the War loans. It was demolished before July 1920.
Bank of Thrift on North Terrace
BANK OF THRIFT: The World War 1 fundraising centre outside the Government House entrance on North Terrace known as the Bank of Thrift.
North Parade, Port Adelaide
North Parade, Port Adelaide. In the distance is the Flour Mill erected at the back of Princes Wharf. At the wharf is the "Fairfield"; standing alone in the middle is the Bank of Adelaide building. Horses are grazing on the wide expanse of the wharf.
Buildings, Port Adelaide
View of buildings in Port Adelaide, including the Bank of Adelaide building. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/104.
Hindley Street
Hindley Street, south side, 31 December 1957. Right side of Bank of Adelaide building abuts Club House Lane. Frontage of the Bank of Adelaide building is 7 yards. Frontage of the National Bank building is 6 yards. For view of this National Bank building before alterations see B 2707. For view of Bank of Adelaide building before alteration see B 13163. Bank of Adelaide building was rebuilt in 1956
Bank of South Australia
The Bank of South Australia, Port Adelaide, on the north-east corner of Commercial Road and Divett Street. (See also B 2782.) It was built in 1859, by architect Edmund Wright and builder Charles Farr (vide Observer 12 March 1859, p3b). According to a researcher, this image depicts the Bank of South Australia on Commercial Rd, Port Adelaide not Lipson Street.
Number 23 Currie Street, former Savings Bank of South Australia
A view of the building on the south side of Currie Street, number 23, which was originally the first headquarters of the Savings Bank of South Australia, with doors open. The near side of building is 24.5 yards east of Peel Street, while the frontage is 24 yards across.
Number 23 Currie Street, former Savings Bank of South Australia
A view of the building on the south side of Currie Street, number 23, which was originally the headquarters of the Savings Bank of South Australia, with doors closed. The near side of building is 24.5 yards east of Peel Street, while the frontage is 24 yards across.
Number 23 Currie Street, former Savings Bank of South Australia
An angled view of the building on the south side of Currie Street, number 23, which was originally the headquarters of the Savings Bank of South Australia. The near side of building is 24.5 yards east of Peel Street, while the frontage is 24 yards across.