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Rededication of the Dardanelles Memorial
View across Kintore Avenue to the Dardanelles Memorial. Following its transfer from the South Parklands to Kintore Avenue the Dardanelles Memorial was rededicated on 11 November 2018 by Chaplain Carl Aiken and Rob Manton, Director of Veterans SA.
Survey Party camp, Overland Telegraph Line
Lord Kintore's Survey party near Alice Springs, showing workers resting next to a wagon. Mounted Constables Harry Chance and Charles Brookes on the left, and two Aboriginal Troopers at right. The buggy is Lord Kintore's. The expedition travelled along the Overland Telegraph Line in 1891. Written on reverse: Telecom, 28.
Series 001: Aerial views of city and other locations
Aerial photographs of the city of Adelaide and surrounding parklands, Broadview Oval and Old Noarlunga.
Series 049a: Aerial views of Adelaide
Aerial photographs of Adelaide, showing various views around the CBD and adjacent to the River Torrens. Featured buildings and sites include Adelaide Oval, Government House, Parliament House, Adelaide Railway Station, King William Street, King William Road, North Adelaide, University of Adelaide, Adelaide Zoo, Albert Bridge, Morphett Street Bridge, and distant views of the south eastern suburbs and Mount Lofty Ranges.
Teachers' Training College
TEACHERS' TRAINING COLLEGE: Trainee teachers at the Teachers' Training College, Kintore Avenue Adelaide.
Adelaide River. Steam launch
Lord Kintore and Dr Stirling sailing up the Adelaide River on a steam powered river craft.
Mounted Constable Charles Brookes at Simpsons Gap
Mounted Constable Charles Brookes, at Simpsons Gap, May 1891 MC Brookes was based at Heavitree Gap, which is about 12 miles ride ESE from Simpsons Gap. Photo was very likely taken during Lord Kintore's survey when he travelled from Darwin to Adelaide along the Overland Telegraph line, arriving in Alice Springs 8 May 1891.
Group at Union Reef
Group at Union Reef, Northern Territory : 8 April 1891. Lord Kintore on extreme right and E.C. Stirling fourth from right.
Colonel Frank Makin
Colonel Makin, son of John William Makin Esq of Albion Place, Salford, Lancashire is standing in a three quarter view and is wearing a heavily braided full dress uniform, which includes a cocked hat. He was associated with the first Volunteer Military Force, Adelaide Rifles, and Gawler Company. He was Hon. Aide-de-camp to Sir William Robertson and the Earl of Kintore. [On back of photograph] 'Col. Frank Makin'.
Citizen Forces
[General description] Marching men with rifles, puttees and slouch hats at the Parade Ground. They are part of the Citizens Forces, now known as the Australian Army Reserve (2013). Lawn, palm trees and buildings of Kintore Avenue can be seen in the background. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Chronicle', March 3rd, 1928 / Citizen Forces / Parade ground / 1928'.
Motor Rally
A motor rally held on North Terrace ouitside the Institute Building on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue. Scaffolding surrounds the museum buildings.
Students & Teacher
Mr. S.F.Robinson and students at Teachers College, Kintore Avenue : Wednesday Call: Parorssien; Ashton; Close; Mitchell; Pannel; Whitelaw; Brown; Glenn; Frith; Jenkins; Senior; Willing; Martin; Patterson; Moore; Cooking; Hocking. ;.
Silver Trowel
The silver trowel presented to the Earl of Kintore when laying the foundation stone of Adelaide Hospital.
North Terrace, Adelaide
[General description] City buildings dominate this view of North Terrace. The statue of King Edward VII faces onto the tree-lined road which has cars parked on either side and tramlines running along its centre. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 19, 18, 17 / North Terrace, looking west from Kintore Avenue. / 1925-27' (Another hand) 'The four storey building on the left is Gawler Chambers. For additions to it, made in 1935, see B 6774'.
Fire Brigade No.1 Pump
Fire Brigade no.1 Pump at an Eight hours day procession, 1949. Standing: D.B.Beinke; Driver: L.R.Haynes; N.Foster passenger; C.Salter. Taken from Kintore Avenue, adjacent to the War Memorial, looking towards Gawler Place.
Adelaide View
Aerial view of Adelaide looking south-west. In the fore ground to the left is Government House, looking left is the Institute building of the State Library of South Australia, the South Australian Museum and Adelaide University. The Army Barracks on the Parade Ground are just out of the photograph. Kintore Avenue seems to peter out near the Teachers College buildings. There is an empty block next to the Adelaide Club on North Terrace.
Adelaide Bowling Club
Adelaide Bowling Club, Victoria Drive, 18th August 1958. View of the former site of the Adelaide Bowling Club. For views of this site in 1911 see B7542 & B7543.For site of grounds see C228. The club founded in 1897, was located on a plot of land behind Government House. It was relocated to its present location when Kintore Avenue was extended through to Victoria Drive
Adelaide Bowling Club
Adelaide Bowling Club and green. The club was founded in 1897 and is the oldest bowling club in South Australia. The first green was established on a plot behind Government House. Its location was later an impediment to a plan by the Adelaide City Council to extend Kintore Avenue through to Victoria Drive. In 1958 this caused the club to relocate to its present location
Adelaide Bowling Club
Adelaide Bowling Club. The club was founded in 1897 and is the oldest bowling club in South Australia. The first green was established on a plot behind Government House. Its location was later an impediment to a plan by the Adelaide City Council to extend Kintore Avenue through to Victoria Drive. In 1958 this caused the club to relocate to its present location
Adelaide Technical College
[General description] This modern two storey brick building has a large balcony and stairs on the outside. [On back of photograph] 'Additions to Adelaide Technical College / Kintore Avenue, 1938 / This building was erected in 1937 / Compare with B 197'.
Burns Statue
[General description] The avenue of elms on North Terrace runs parallel with the ivy covered wall of Government House. A large sign, partially obscured by trees (above the parked cars) advises that the National War Memorial is being erected by the Australian Government. On the left the statue of Robbie Burns stands in its earlier location. [On back of photograph] 'Elm Avenue, North Terrace / North side between King William Road and Kintore Avenue / January 1929'.
Statue of Robert Burns
Statue of Robert Burns when in front of the Art Gallery, North Terrace. The original site of the statue was on the west corner of Kintore Avenue and North Terrace. (unveiled May5, 1894) In 1930 the statue was removed to the site shown in this photograph. In February 1940 the statue was moved to a site on the North Terrace plantation between the Institute Building and the Public Library. Today it can be found in the forecourt of the State Library of South Australia building.
Robert Burns Statue
Robert Burns Statue in its original position on the west corner of Kintore Avenue and North Terrace. The statue says "Robert Burns 1759-1796. Presented to the City of Adelaide by the South Australian Caledonian Society and unveiled by the The Chief Honorable John Darling 5 May 1894"
Destitute Asylum, Adelaide
Old Destitute Asylum Buildings, adelaide. Looking from Kintore Avenue. For notes and plan showing site see State Records ref. GRG 27/32.
Destitute Asylum
Old Destitute Asylum Buildings, November 7th 1918. Photo taken from Kintore Avenue. The left half of the picture shows the southern portion of the back of building 1. Next to this is Room 39 (stable) and Room 37 (Morgue). The little room partly obscured by the horse is no. 36 (deadhouse). For notes and plan showing site see State Records ref. GRG 27/32.
Destitute Asylum, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'April 1918 / Portion of Destitute Asylum, Adelaide / For plan showing site and for notes on history see A 419 / For photograph of lean-to shelter erected on front of the buildings in 1935, by the Kintore Avenue Parking Station, see B 7462.' [General description] This stone building, with its Dutch gables and slate roof, was originally part of the Police Barracks and was granted to the Destitute Board in April 1851. Weeds growing in the gravel drive in front of the building give a desolate feel to the image.
Destitute Asylum
Destitute Asylum situated in Kintore Avenue was built of bluestone in 1877-78. Buildings were added over the years to accommodate the poor, infirm and orphans. Some of these buildings included a nursery, wash-house, stables and a morgue. The Destitute Asylum operated until 1926 providing financial assistance and temporary accommodation to the needy.
Destitute Asylum
Destitute Asylum, showing the lean-to erected in 1935 for a garage and service station. By 1856 a quadrangle of buildings in Kintore Avenue off North Terrace known as the Destitute Asylum was providing indoor relief to many women, men and children in the new colony. Welfare provisions introduced at the turn of the centure reduced the demand for the home and it was finally closed in 1918.
Destitute Asylum
Destitute Asylum. Stone wall at the rear of the Public Library of South Australia, formerly part of the Destitute Asylum block 21 February 1956. The photograph was taken on the day demolition of the wall commenced. A map on the back of the photograph shows the location of the wall and the caretakers house on the corner of Kintore Avenue and the lane
Destitute Asylum
Destitute Asylum. Building on Kintore Avenue, formerly part of the Destitute Asylum. Part of a series of photographs of the Library, Museum and Art Gallery buildings prior to the demolition of some to make way for a new library building. A plan accompanies these photographs to show direction of the views. Filed behind B 15623.