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Keystone Service Station, Kent Town
The Keystone Service Station on the corner of Dequetteville Terrace and Rundle Street, Kent Town. The service station is believed to be one of the first service stations in Adelaide.
Exterior view of Prince Alfred College, Kent Town
View of the front exterior of the Prince Alfred College in Kent Town, South Australia. Students are gathered outside the building. The frame has been labelled 'Adelaide Views', D. McDonald, Photo, St. Kilda, Victoria.
Aerial photographs of the city of Norwood, Payneham and St Peters : Kent Town
Aerial views of Kent Town, in the city of Norwood, Payneham and St Peters, South Australia, including views of Prince Alfred College, the Adelaide Botanic Gardens, Victoria Park, and parklands.
Captain Ron Thomas and boys from the Salvation Army Boys' Home, Kent Town
Salvation Army Captain Ron Thomas with a group of boys playing on playground equipment at the Salvation Army Boys' Home at Kent Town.
Boys playing on a playground at the Salvation Army Boys' Home, Kent Town
Boys playing on swings and other playground equipment at the Salvation Army Boys' Home, Kent Town.
Dr Kent's Residence, Kent Town
Painting of Dr. Kent's house on the site of the Kent Town Brewery. Dr Kent brought Sir Edwin Smith into the world in Staffordshire in his capacity as medical practitioner. Later Sir Edwin Smith eastablished a brewery on the site of the Doctor's cottage at Kent Town. The artist, Alexander Charles Kelly (1811-1877) was a newly arrived Scottish medical practitioner and winegrower.
Panoramic View of Kent Town
[General description] Panoramic view of Kent Town from the Brewery . Prince Alfred College and surrounding sportsfield are in the foreground and beyond the roofs of Kent Town houses can be seen through the trees. The Adelaide Hills rise in the background. [On back of photograph] Kent Town. 1881- 86. N.W. wing of P.A. College.
Kent Town
Panoramic view of Kent Town - Looking south east from Kent Town Brewery. On right is Dequetteville Terrace, Prince Alfred College on left (first wing added 1877) It is interesting to note that no houses can be seen beyond Kent Town when looking towards the hills.
Kent Town Methodist Church
[General description] This imposing stone church and hall was designed by architects E.W. Wright and E.J. Woods and built in 1865. Site is the intersection of Fullarton Road and Grenfell Street, Kent town. The road does not appear to be sealed as yet. [On back of photograph] 'Kent Town Methodist Church / Before 1927'.
Prince Alfred College
Memorial Hall at Prince Alfred College, Kent Town. The College Foundation Stone was laid by HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, second son of Queen Victoria, during his visit to South Australia in 1867. The Memorial Hall was opened in 1928 by Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven. It was dedicated to old scholars who fell in the Great War. Contained inside is the new library which has two stained glass windows depicting the lives of the Crusaders. The building which also contains classrooms, a laboratory and dressing rooms was first occupied in 1924.
Malt display, Kent Town
Barrett Bros., Maltsters, display.
Roadworks, Kent Town
Work in progress on North Terrace in preparation for laying electric tram cable.
A soldier's funeral procession at Kent Town, South Australia.
Spectators watching a soldier's funeral procession at Kent Town, near Adelaide, South Australia.
Horse drawn funeral cortege arriving at Kent Town Methodist Church
A horse drawn funeral cortege arriving at Kent Town Methodist Church where two military guards of honour stand to attention and police control the spectators.
Demolition of residence at Kent Town
The Water Works Superintendent's residence on Botanic Road being demolished in 1917. New quarters were erected on the south east corner of the Depot premises.
Prince Alfred College
[General description] The south facing frontal facade of Prince Alfred College at Kent Town. Small trees have been planted outside this elegantly designed three storey building. [On back of photograph] Prince Alfred College probably in the eighteen eighties.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town.
Schoolchildren, Kent Town
Prince Alfred College Inter-Collegiate Sports Team.
Methodist Church, Kent Town
The site of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Kent Town was chosen by Rev. DR Draper and the three allotments were presented to the church. It was opened in 1865 with 7,000 people present to join in the celebration service. The church is cruciform in design and can seat 1,100 people. The Neo- Gothic church is built of bluestone and the architects were Wright and Woods. The original pipe organ came from England in 1873.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town. The main building was built in three sections in 1869. The central section was ready for use in 1869 and housed offices, teaching areas, the Headmaster's residence and boarding accommodation. Later the southern Waterman Wing provided an assembly area and a laboratory.
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town showing students milling around the steps at the entrance and around the edge of the school oval
Prince Alfred College
Prince Alfred College, Kent Town.
Kent Town
Panoramic view of Kent Town with Mount Lofty in the distance.
Prince Alfred College
Inspection by the Governor, Sir George R. Le Hunte and School Committee of additions of balconies and bathrooms at the rear of PAC at Kent Town. Back row (left to right): unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, Governor's aide, J.D. Iliffe, H.C. Shortt, G.J. Gray, J.R. Robertson, unknown, J.A. Haslam, unknown, unknown. Front row (left to right): unknown, unknown, unknown, Mrs Chapple, Governor, Lady Le Hunte, Mr Chapple, W.R. Bayly, unknown, unknown.
Kent Town
Looking West from 67 Rundle St. over Rundle St.
Kent Town
11 Fullarton Road cnr. of King William Road (former bakehouse).
Kent Town
66 Rundle St. Kent Town - South side cnr. of Parade West.
Kent Town
11, 9 & 7 Angas St. North side.
Kent Town
No's 1,3,5,7,9 Rundle St, Northside, Kent Town.
Methodist Church Homes, Kent Town
Methodist Church Homes, now Kingsborough Homes. A composite photograph in four segments. Copy in C1.