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Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie street, south side, 12 May 1982.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, south side, 12 May 1982.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side.
The German Club in Pirie Street
ACRE 207: The German Club in Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Wesleyan Church in Pirie Street, Adelaide
ACRE 204: Wesleyan Church in Pirie Street.
Premises of the 'People's Palace', Pirie Street
ACRE 166: Premises of the 'People's Palace', Pirie Street run by the Salvation Army in 1939.
Premises of the 'People's Palace', Pirie Street
ACRE 166: Premises of the 'People's Palace', Pirie Street which was administered by the Salvation Army.
A cleaner at the 'People's Palace' in Pirie Street
GENERAL: A young woman who worked as a cleaner at the 'People's Palace' in Pirie Street which was administered by the Salvation Army.
Views of South Australia : The exchange
The Exchange, Pirie Street.
Views of South Australia : German Club
The German Club in Pirie Street.
Views of South Australia : Union Bank
Union Bank of Australia, Pirie Street on the south west corner of Gawler Place.
Metropolitan Male Choir
Members of the Metropolitan Male Choir pictured at the front of the Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Hotel Adelaide
View of the Hotel Adelaide, situated at 44 Pirie Street, Adelaide. It operated between 1936 and 1970.
Pirie Street, north side
Pirie Street, north side.
Red Cross Hut in Pirie Street
Interior of the Red Cross Hut in Pirie Street, showing servicemen and Red Cross workers.
Red Cross Hut in Pirie Street
Outside the Red Cross Hut in Pirie Street, showing servicemen and Red Cross workers.
Premises of Eyes & Crowle Ltd., Pirie Street, Adelaide
The premises of Eyes & Crowle Ltd., importers of motor cars, motor cycles, accessories, &c. at 75-79 Pirie Street, Adelaide, specialising in Buick cars.
Australia Day procession, Pirie Street, Adelaide
Horse drawn float depicting a battleship, proceeding along Pirie Street past the Freemasons Hotel during an Australia Day procession in Adelaide, South Australia.
Mackay's garage, Pirie Street
The premises of Mackay's garage at 297 Pirie Street, Adelaide and the adjacent residence of W.S. Smith, photographer to 'The Observer' newspaper.
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.
Cleaning windows on Pirie Street
25 floors above the city (on the Telecom Building on Pirie Street) 'window cleaner Ian Bedford of Welland shows no fear as he steps out to clean a window'. This comes from 'City People B': a collection of photographs of people associated with the City of Adelaide whose surnames start with 'B'.
Snap Fitness, Pirie Street, Adelaide
Sign on the door at Snap Fitness, 100 Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Back of the State Bank of South Australia building, Pirie Street, viewed from Gawler Place
Back of the State Bank of South Australia building at 51 Pirie Street, Adelaide, viewed from Gawler Place. Proposals to redevelop the building have been made with many storeys of new building to sit above the existing heritage facade.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Two of the new electric trams, numbers 44 and 50, are seen on King William Street, with tram tracks and the poles that support the wires prominent in the foreground. City buildings form a background with the Advertiser building (the first one with a turret) on the right. Further down the street is the General Post Office. On the left is the Town Hall with its empty clock tower. Telegraph poles and wires line the street. [On back of photograph] 'King William Street, looking south from a point between Grenfell and Pirie Streets / Dec. 1909'.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, looking south from a point a few yards south of Currie Street. In the foreground a horse and buggy is tied up to a hitching post, and street traffic is all horse drawn. Two men are on a ladder working on the telegraph wires. The Town Hall can be seen in the background. The extreme right is roughly from 24 to 30 yards south of Currie Street, and the extreme left is from 60 to 67 yards north of Pirie Street.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, looking north from Waymouth Street. A coach stands outside the Clarence Hotel, and a horse-drawn tram passes by. Cabs for hire wait in the centre of the street, which is lined with telegraph poles. The near side of Scrymgour's [extreme left] is 18 yards north of Waymouth Street and the extreme right of the photo is 30 yards north of Pirie Street.
New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Ackland Street
Photograph mounted on card bearing written annotations and line drawings which depict the exact location of buildings in the eastern part of Adelaide that were demolished in 1961 to make way for the first section of a new road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets, Adelaide. Ackland Street looking north from Pirie Street to Grenfell Street.
New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Ackland Street
Photograph mounted on card bearing written annotations and line drawings which depict the exact location of buildings in the eastern part of Adelaide that were demolished in 1961 to make way for the first section of a new road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets, Adelaide. Ackland Street looking south from Grenfell Street to Pirie Street and beyond.
New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Ackland Street
Photograph mounted on card bearing written annotations and line drawings which depict the exact location of buildings in the eastern part of Adelaide that were demolished in 1961 to make way for the first section of a new road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets, Adelaide. Ackland Street looking south from Pirie Street to the Adelaide Workmen's Homes on the south side of Wakefield Street.