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Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
[General description] Parked cars, trees and the premises of Ronald S. Tanner. The large building behind Tanner's was the premises of Foy & Gibson's until the mid fifties when the department store became Cox Foys and moved further west along Rundle Street. The building was taken over by various Government Departments, later demolished mid 70s. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 87 / Hindmarsh Square, north side / September 22nd 1960 / Left side of Tanners is 23 yards east of Pulteney Street and frontage is 26 yards / For view of R.S. Tanner in 1939 see B 8204'
State Motors Ltd., Hindmarsh Square
State Motors Ltd., Hindmarsh Square, east side, December 30th 1952. Frontage of State Motors is 30 yards. The right side of State Motors abuts the north side of Burmeister Place. For a view of buildings occupying this site in 1929 see B 5825. State Motors building was erected in 1946
State Motors Holden Amusement Centre, Hindmarsh Square
State Motors Holden Amusement Centre, Hindmarsh Square, East Side, 13th February 1973.
State Motors Holden Amusement Centre, Hindmarsh Square
State Motors Holden Amusement Centre, Hindmarsh Square, East Side, 13th February 1973.
Clarkson's, Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, East Side. Frontage of Clarksons is 20 yards.
Clarkson's, Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, 19th September 1978. Frontage of Clarksons is 20 yards.
Clarkson's, Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, 19th September 1978. Frontage of Clarksons is 20 yards.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, 4th January 1980.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, 4th January 1980.
Hindmarsh Square, East Side
Hindmarsh Square, east side, 4th January 1980.
Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
South west corner of Hindmarsh Square and Grenfell Street, Adelaide, on September 25th, 1923. The frontage of the building is 26 yards. Compare with a view taken in 1919 before the erection of this building. A cantilever verandah was added to the front of Perdriau's Rubber Company and Compton & Adams in 1926. On the far right appears J. Galligan's factory which did unholstery work and manufactured mattresses. This business still survives in 2006 as Galligan's Mattress Company".
Hindmarsh Square, west side
Hindmarsh Square, west side, November 1st 1901, right side of the Y.W.C.A. is 30 yards south of Grenfell Street and frontage is 13 yards. The Young Woman's Christian Association is housed in an attractive two storey red brick building decorated with a small tower on one corner. Stone plaques either side of the front steps state 'Lady Colton Memorial' and 'YWCA This stone was laid by Miss Colton July 12th 1900'. The building has numerous stone carvings including coats of arm.
Hindmarsh Square
[General description] The Y.W.C.A. Building was constructed in 1900 of red bricks in the Federation style. An impressive entrance with tall pillars either side supporting a balcony and a corner turret are features of the building, designed by architects G. de Lacy Evans and R J Haddon of Melbourne. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 147 / Hindmarsh Square, west side / May 25th 1911 / Young Women's Christian Association / The right side of Y.W.C.A. is 30 yards south of Grenfell Street / Frontage is 13.5 yards'.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh square, West Side, 10 December 1971, right side of building is 44 yards south of Grenfell Street and frontage is 19 yards.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh square, West Side, 10 December 1971.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, west side, Delegates to the first Triennial Convention of the Y.W.C.A. of Australia.
Hindmarsh Square
Y.W.C.A. choir, Hindmarsh Square, west side.
Hindmarsh Square
Congregational Church, Hindmarsh Square. Under the guidance of the Reverend Francis Cox the church was opened on 5 September, 1862.It was designed by George Abbott and had seating for 500 people. It has twin steeples at the front of the church and faces the grassy square.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, December 30th 1952, left side of Broadcast House is 37.5 yards south of Grenfell Street and frontage is 15.5 yards. For a view of the building which occupied this site in 1911 see B 2149
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, with the premises of 'English & Brown, builders' in the middle.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, East Side.
Hindmarsh Square
Corner of Hindmarsh Square and Grenfell Street.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Aurora Hotel, north east corner of Pirie Street and Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide. The left side of the Dining hall is 28 yards north of Pirie Street. In May, 1912 when this photo was taken, the licensee was Henry Gepp. It was first known as the Black Eagle from the 29th June,1859, then had several name changes until 1894 when it was named the Aurora. It traded under that name until the 1st December,1983 when it was demolished.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, March 23rd 1937, right side of service station is 28.5 yards north of Pirie Street and frontage is 25 yards. The service station was erected in 1936. Compare this photograph with B 6743. There are three petrol bowsers outside the garage.
Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, May 3rd 1954, right side of Truscotts building is 17 yards. Right side of Truscott's building is 53 yards north of Pirie Street. A little of the building occupying this site in 1911 can be seen in B 2149. Truscott Limited auto and industrial supplies and parts
Aurora Hotel, Pirie Street
The Aurora Hotel, Pirie Street frontage is 112 feet and Hindmarsh Square frontage is 97 feet.
Pirie Street
Aurora Hotel, Pirie Street frontage is 112 feet and Hindmarsh Square frontage is 97 feet.
Pirie Street
Aurora Hotel, Pirie Street frontage is 112 feet and Hindmarsh Square frontage is 97 feet.
Pirie Street
Aurora Hotel, Pirie Street frontage is 112 feet and Hindmarsh Square frontage is 97 feet.
Hindmarsh Square
Repatriation Building, eastern side Hindmarsh Square.