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Methodist Church, Pirie Street
[General description] Pedestrians walk past the Church which was built in the 1850s and demolished in 1964. The roof of the Town Hall can be seen on the right. Note the side-car motorcycle in the right foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser' / Acre 204 / Pirie Street Methodist Church (Wesleyan) / 1928'.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Methodist Church and Manse. The left side of the manse is 81 yards west of Gawler Place. An interesting Victorian building with high, ornate chimneys and a bay window, it was built, along with the church, in 1851. It was demolished in 1925 and replaced by the Epworth Building [see B 3945]. The Church was demolished in the 1970s, and stained glass, the organ and other valuable fittings were moved to the Stow Church building behind it, now called the Pilgrim Uniting Church. The congregation also joined the new Church.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Pirie Street Wesleyan Church and Manse. The foundation stone of the church was laid on the 15th July, 1850, and the building was finished in the early 1850s. It was demolished in 1964 due to structural problems and declining congregations. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 204 / Pirie Street, south side / 1905 / Wesleyan Church and Manse. Left side of Manse is 81 yards west of Gawler Place. Extreme right side of church is 75 yards east of King William Street.'
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Wesleyan Church, Pirie Street, Adelaide, from the east. Reproduced in the 'Observer', June 27th, 1925. The foundation stone was laid on the 15th July, 1850, and the building was finished in the early 1850s. It was demolished in 1964 due to structural problems and declining congregations.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Wesleyan Church, Pirie Street, Adelaide, south side. A man is standing in front of the gate. The foundation stone was laid on the 15th July, 1850 and the building was finished in the early 1850s. It was demolished in 1964 due to structural problems and declining congregations. The Town Hall tower can be seen in the background on the right. See B 2874 and B 974 for earlier views.
Leedham - Cartledge wedding
Wedding of Betty Claire, daughter of Harold Herbert Haldane Leedham and Gertrude Elizabeth nee Knabe of Forest Gardens, to Maurice, son of Herbert Henry Cartledge and Poppy nee Duncan of Springfield, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, Adelaide, on 4 June 1955.
Leedham - Cartledge wedding
Wedding of Betty Claire, daughter of Harold Herbert Haldane Leedham and Gertrude Elizabeth nee Knabe of Forest Gardens, to Maurice, son of Herbert Henry Cartledge and Poppy nee Duncan of Springfield, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, Adelaide, on 4 June 1955.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Wesleyan Church and manse, south side of Pirie Street, Adelaide. Built in 1850 it was the Methodist 'cathedral' with seating for over 1000. In 1969 it amalgamated with the Stow Congregational Church and was demolished in 1972. Construction work on the right is probably part of the Town Hall. The far side of the church is 75 yards east of King William Street and the near side of the manse is 81 yards west of Gawler Place.
Pirie Street, Methodist Church
Pirie Street Methodist Church, November 29 1893. Church is 72 yards east of King William Street, frontage 25 yards. This church designed by Henry Stockey was started in 1850 and finished in 1852. This church uses the traditional building materials of yellow limestone rubble walling and pink bricks for quoins and trim to the doors and window openings.
Cooper - Heath wedding
Wedding of Shirley Jean, eldest daughter of Walter Ross Cooper, of 2 Clisby Street, Walkerville North, and the late Gwendoline Alberta Ruth nee Bennett, to Roland Frank, eldest son of R.F. Heath, of Wallasey, England, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, on Saturday 8 October 1955 at 5.30 pm.
Cooper - Heath wedding
Wedding of Shirley Jean, eldest daughter of Walter Ross Cooper, of 2 Clisby Street, Walkerville North, and the late Gwendoline Alberta Ruth nee Bennett, to Roland Frank, eldest son of R.F. Heath, of Wallasey, England, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, on Saturday 8 October 1955 at 5.30 pm.
Cooper - Heath wedding
Wedding of Shirley Jean, eldest daughter of Walter Ross Cooper, of 2 Clisby Street, Walkerville North, and the late Gwendoline Alberta Ruth nee Bennett, to Roland Frank, eldest son of R.F. Heath, of Wallasey, England, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, on Saturday 8 October 1955 at 5.30 pm. The F.J. Holden is owned by hire car proprietor Clement Frank McNair of 42 Annesley Avenue, Trinity Gardens.
Cooper - Heath wedding
Wedding of Shirley Jean, eldest daughter of Walter Ross Cooper, of 2 Clisby Street, Walkerville North, and the late Gwendoline Alberta Ruth nee Bennett, to Roland Frank, eldest son of R.F. Heath, of Wallasey, England, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, on Saturday 8 October 1955 at 5.30 pm. The car in front is a F.J. Holden owned by hire car proprietor Clement Frank McNair of 42 Annesley Avenue, Trinity Gardens.
Cooper - Heath wedding
Wedding of Shirley Jean, eldest daughter of Walter Ross Cooper, of 2 Clisby Street, Walkerville North, and the late Gwendoline Alberta Ruth nee Bennett, to Roland Frank, eldest son of R.F. Heath, of Wallasey, England, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, on Saturday 8 October 1955 at 5.30 pm.
Cooper - Heath wedding
Wedding of Shirley Jean, eldest daughter of Walter Ross Cooper, of 2 Clisby Street, Walkerville North, and the late Gwendoline Alberta Ruth nee Bennett, to Roland Frank, eldest son of R.F. Heath, of Wallasey, England, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, on Saturday 8 October 1955 at 5.30 pm.
Metropolitan Male Choir
Members of the Metropolitan Male Choir pictured at the front of the Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Methodist Church, Pirie Street
Methodist Church, Pirie Street in 1933. The church is located behind the Adelaide Town Hall and was built in 1850 by Perryman and Son. It was opened in 1851 and later, in 1969, Pirie Street Methodist Church merged with Stow Congregational Church to became part of the newly formed Uniting Church.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] Designed by architect George Klewitz Soward, the Epworth Building is a seven storey U shaped building with Gothic inspired ornamentation. It was built by the Methodist Church on the site of the old Methodist Manse as a commercial investment. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 204 / Pirie Street, south side. / 1927 / Near side is 32-1/2 yards east of Exchange Place. / Frontage: 24 yards. / Epworth Building erected in 1926. / For view of building formerly on site see B 1988.' / Reproduced in Chronicle, Dec. 10, 1927.'
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] This six storey building was constructed as an investment for the Methodist Church and to house administrative offices for the Church and the Methodist Book Depot (later renamed the Epworth Book Depot). The style is Gothic with a strong ecclesiastical feel. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 204 / Pirie st., south side / Epworth Building / 1928 / Frontage: 24 yards / Far side is 77 yards west of Gawler Place / Reproduced in "Chronicle", July 7th, 1928'.
The Old Methodist Meeting Hall, Adelaide
The Old Methodist Meeting Hall behind Pilgrim Church, Adelaide. The building was formerly part of Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Pirie Street
Queen's Chambers, Pirie Street, south side. This building was constructed in 1869 as a suite of offices. The cantilevered balcony and arched windows on the ground and upper storeys create a charming streetscape.Next door stands the Pirie Street Methodist Church which opened in 1851 and demolished in 1972
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South side. Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South side. Pirie Street Methodist church.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South side. Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Choir of Pirie Street Church
Choir of Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Methodist Church, Pirie Street
[General description] The Wesleyan Church is seen from Pirie Street in three quarter view. It was built in 1850 from stone with cement rendered facade and dressings, and a staircase on the side of the building. Note the large roof vents. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 204 / Methodist Church, Pirie Street / Before 1927'.
Men of the Methodist Church at Pirie Street, Adelaide
Men of the Methodist Church outside their place of worship in Pirie Street, Adelaide.
The Methodist Church in Pirie Street, Adelaide
Premises of the Methodist Church in Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Photographs relating to Hocking family
Photographs of cars, places and people relating to the Hocking family.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side, January 12th 1959. Left side of the central three storey building (marked witrh a dot on the photograph) is 37.25 yards west of Gawler Place. Frontage of the building (from the dot to "x" on the photograph) is 40 yards. For a view of this building in 1910 see B 5381. The Salvation Army's People's Palace can be seen in the distance. Some of the businesses located in the buildings nearer to the camera include: Atkins Limited, The Town Hall branch of the E & S and A Bank Limited, William Brindal and Sons and Epworth Books in the Epworth Building at Number 33 Pirie Street. Epworth Building was built in 1927 as administrative offices for the Methodist Church and the Methodist Book Depot. This unique building was built in the federation gothic design with a seven storey "U" shaped structure and was named after the birthplace of John Weslei in Lincolnshire, England