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Mechanics Institute, North Terrace
View of the 'Mechanics Institute' [now known as the Institute Building] on the north-east corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.
Art exhibition at the Institute Building, North Terrace
Painting in oils depicting an exhibition in the Royal South Australian Society of Arts room at the heritage listed Institute building on the corner of Kintore Avenue and North Terrace that is part of the State Library of South Australia. This historically significant painting illustrates an exhibition of the period, with artworks by artists such as James Ashton, and demonstrates how at the time Aboriginal works were hung alongside those of the artists of European descendant. The artist Vera Coates was associated with the RSASA.
Flower Day display
View of a Flower Day display on the National War Memorial, on the corner of Kintore Avenue and North Terrace.
Adelaide Teachers' College
Exterior view of the Adelaide Teachers' College in Kintore Avenue, looking north-east.
Statue of Canova's Venus, Adelaide
The 'Venere di Canova (Canova's Venus) pictured shortly after it's unveiling in 1892. Originally placed near the corner of North Terrace and King William Street, near the Government House guard house, it is now located closer to Kintore Avenue, but still outside Government House.
Tramline extension, Adelaide
Work on the North Terrace tramline extension. View looking east from near the intersection with Kintore Avenue.
Tramline extension, Adelaide
View east across the intersection of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue to tramline extension work in progress.
Tramline extension, Adelaide
View across the intersection of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue to the Institute Building with tramline extension work in progress.
Tramline extension, Adelaide
Work on the North Terrace tramline extension. View looking west from west of the intersection with Kintore Avenue.
Tramline extension, Adelaide
Work on the North Terrace tramline extension. View looking west from near the intersection with Kintore Avenue.
Historic photograph album by D. Darian Smith
Comprising a collection of 34 aerial photographs of Adelaide city and surrounds by prominent South Australian aerial photographer D. Darian Smith. Collection includes early views of Adelaide, Port Noarlunga, Port Adelaide, Barossa Valley, Murray River areas and Victor Harbor. See also http://memorybank.atkins.com.au/galleries/ddariansmith viewed 1/2/2018. See also James Dodd diaries SLSA D 7968(L).
John Martin's delivery fleet
A colour photograph of the drivers and vans of John Martin's delivery fleet, taken on the Torrens Parade Ground off Kintore Avenue. From left to right: E. A. Rooney; W. Hann; C. Russell; C. Penglis; W. Mullin; L. Roennfeldt; F. Cairns; B. Pitt; M. Lloyd; G. McDonald; R. M. Thomas; J. McNally; L. Domoter; G. Garrard; M. Plasner; R. P. Thomas; R. Flavell; M. Smart; A. Bailey; L. Botting; A. C. Block; I. Ivanic; M. Chamberlain; H. Satterley; F. Thompson; R. Weinert; T. Montgomerie; B. J. Nelson; L. Possingham; G. H. Maddern; A. Garthwaite; R. Ridley; D. Markes. Mechanics: P Blakely; A. Bickmore; J Van der Hout. Drivers not present: N. Andrew; R. Deakin; J. Palcon; E. Symons. The photo was taken 18 September 1962.
John Martin's delivery fleet
The drivers and vans of John Martin's delivery fleet, taken on the Torrens Parade Ground off Kintore Avenue. From left to right: E. A. Rooney; W. Hann; C. Russell; C. Penglis; W. Mullin; L. Roennfeldt; F. Cairns; B. Pitt; M. Lloyd; G. McDonald; R. M. Thomas; J. McNally; L. Domoter; G. Garrard; M. Plasner; R. P. Thomas; R. Flavell; M. Smart; A. Bailey; L. Botting; A. C. Block; I. Ivanic; M. Chamberlain; H. Satterley; F. Thompson; R. Weinert; T. Montgomerie; B. J. Nelson; L. Possingham; G. H. Maddern; A. Garthwaite; R. Ridley; D. Markes. Mechanics: P Blakely; A. Bickmore; J Van der Hout. Drivers not present: N. Andrew; R. Deakin; J. Palcon; E. Symons. The photo was taken 18 September 1962.
John Martin's delivery fleet
The drivers and vans of John Martin's delivery fleet, taken on the Torrens Parade Ground off Kintore Avenue. From left to right: E.A.Rooney, W.Hann, C.Russell, C.Penglis, W.Mullin, W.James, L.Roennfeldt, F.Cairns, B.Pitt, M.Lloyd, G.McDonald, R.M.Thomas, J.McNally, L.Domoter, G.Garrard, M.Plasner, R.P.Thomas, R.Flavell, M.Smart, A.Bailey, L.Botting, A.C.Block, J.Ivante, M.Chamberlain, H.Satterley, F.Thompson, R.Welnert, T.Montgomerie, B.J.Nelson, L.Possingham, G.H.Maddern, A.Gartwaite, R.Ridley, D.Markos. Mechanics: P.Blakely, A.Bickmore, J.Van der Hout. Drivers not present: N.Andrew, R.Deskin, J.Falcon, E.Symons. The photo was taken 18 September 1962.
Christmas pageant on North Terrace
View from above of the John Martin's Christmas pageant moving along North Terrace. The parade is just passing the Kintore Avenue intersection close to the Institute and Mortlock Library buildings and the Museum (to the left of the photo).
Christmas pageant on North Terrace
View from above of the John Martin's Christmas pageant moving along North Terrace, with a marching band leading the parade. The pageant is passing the Kintore Avenue intersection close to the Institute and Mortlock Library buildings and the Museum (to the left of the photo). Crowds line the road to watch.
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Plan of land under control of Public Works Commr. [cartographic material]
Shows buildings north of North Terrace between Kintore Ave. and Frome Rd. and south of Victoria Drive. Includes Library, Museum and Art Gallery, University of Adelaide, Exhibition Grounds and Building, New School of Mines, Mounted Police Barracks, Teachers' Training College and Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society (on University land), Bowling Green and Military Parade Ground. Photolithograph by A. Vaughan, hand coloured with manuscript annotations in red ink and pencil.
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Plan of the University of Adelaide and adjacent buildings [cartographic material]
Folio page from a booklet produced by the University of Adelaide, August 1926 (pages 11-14). Pages 12-13 comprise a map of the University campus delineated by North Terrace, Kintore Avenue, Victoria Drive and Frome Road (with adjoining buildings such as the Library, Museum, Art Gallery,Teachers' College, Exhibition Building and School of Mines also shown). There is a key to the University buildings adjacent to the map, with handwritten additions. The verso has details of programs in the Departments of Botany and Chemistry in the Prince of Wales Building.
North Terrace
View from above of North Terrace showing the buildings along the northern side near Kintore Avenue, including the Institute, the Mortlock building, the Museum and the University of Adelaide. Cars and pedestrians are on the street. The photo also shows a view across the city to the hills.
State Centenary Floral Carpet
Aerial view of the floral carpet created for the State Centenary in 1936 on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue. A large crowd is gathered around the carpet. The War Memorial and the Institute and Mortlock buildings are in the background.
National War Memorial, Adelaide
View of the National War Memorial on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.
Centenary of the First World War Armistice
View looking west from the Institute Building, Kintore Avenue, toward North Terrace and the National War Memorial, Adelaide. People are gathered during the ceremony marking the centenary of the First World War Armistice.
Centenary of the First World War Armistice
View looking west from the Institute Building, Kintore Avenue, toward the National War Memorial, Adelaide. The bugler is playing The Rouse and people are gathered during the ceremony marking the centenary of the First World War Armistice.
Rededication of 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.
Rededication of 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.
Rededication of 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. War Widows' Guild SA President, Mrs Jan Milham, (left) and Past President, Mrs Brenda Fergusson, after laying a wreath at the memorial.
Rededication of 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. War Widows' Guild SA wreath on the memorial after it was placed there by Guild President, Mrs Jan Milham, and Past President, Mrs Brenda Fergusson.
Rededication of 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. L-R: The Premier of South Australia, Steven Marshall, War Widows' Guild SA Past President Mrs Brenda Fergusson, His Excellency Governor of South Australia, The Honourable Hieu Van Le AC, and Mrs. Le.
Rededication of 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. L-R: Thelma Zimmernan, War Widows' Guild SA President, Jan Milham, the Premier of South Australia, Steven Marshall, and Helen Adamson in front of the memorial.
Rededication of 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.