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Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
King William Street
North corner of King William Street and Pirie Street, King William Street 26 December, 1957. The King William Street frontage of the City Mutual Life building is 15 yards and Pirie Street frontage is 30 yards. This building was completed in 1957. For earlier views of this site see B 7, B 2050, B 12557. B 83327, B 87060
A large bullock wagon in Ellen Street, Port Pirie
A large bullock wagon in Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
Hyde Street, Adelaide
[General description] Cornell's Motor Cycle dealers' newly altered premises dominate this street scene.The car in the centre, registration number 20371, is an Overland, first registered by J.M. Ingham of Kingston Terrace, North Adelaide. On the opposite side of the road a motorcycle with a sidecar can be seen. See B 3233 for the building before alterations. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 164 / Hyde Street. West side / June 14, 1927 / Additional stories to Cornell's erected in 1926. For photo. taken during the course of the alterations see B 3615. / For Pirie Street frontage see B 4199. / On the left is Pirie Street. Hyde Streeet frontage: 42 yards'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] The South Australian Insurance Company's building dominates this view of the street corner on a wet day. Some people are standing on the pavement whilst others are crossing the road. The two-horse wagonette standing at the kerb is probably a cab. Note the two signs on the telegraph pole reminding horse riders and drivers to 'walk round corners.' [On back of photograph] 'Acre 170 / North east corner of King William Street and Pirie Streets. 1894 / Left side of S.A. Insurance Co.'s premises is 14.5 yards north of Pirie Street. On the right is Manufacturers Place.' (Another hand) 'For view of this corner in 1957 see B 13962.' The building contains the offices of W.A & J.E. Ewens, Sharebrokers and Licensed Landbrokers, on the ground floor. Wolford Albert Ewens (1861-1895) and John Ernest Ewens (1865-1894) were grandchildren of William Ewens and Sarah (nee Spiller), whose famileries arrived on the 'Prince Regent' on 25 September 1839.
King William Street
South corner of King William Street and Pirie Street showing Eagle Chambers which was built in 1874. The architect was EJ Woods and also Gladstone Chambers was added in 1874. Eagle Chambers is the name of the three storey building on the corner of Pirie Street and King William Street. It has a balustraded parapet around the roofline.
Pulteney Street, Adelaide
[General description] This new two storey concrete faced building for Motor Parts & Service Ltd. is photographed from the opposite corner of the intersection which shows its Art Deco styling to advantage. On the right is Parsons & Robertson Ltd. which appears to have a tall windmill on its roof. Tram wires cross the upper foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 211 / South east corner of Pirie Street and Pulteney Street / April 7th 1939 / Corner buildings erected in 1938 / Compare with B 7180 / Frontages of the building with cantilever verandah / Pirie Street frontage is 16.5 yards and Pulteney Street frontage is 35 yards'.
Port Pirie
Port Pirie, Gertrude Street southern end looking from a vacant area (now the Memorial Oval) The Catholic Church is shown towards the extreme left. This information supplied by the Port Pirie Town Clerk 27/3/1941.
Port Pirie
Port Pirie. A street scene from Port Pirie approximately 1907 - 1911. A church can be seen in the centre of the photograph along with a tall chimney in the distance
Wagon-loads of grain outside the Port Pirie Hotel South Australia
Ellen Street in Port Pirie where wagon-loads of grain wait for their owners outside the Hotel, first licensee Samuel Wills, and Wood & Oliver's general store.
Port Pirie
[General description] A view along unsealed Three Chain Road, looking across the level crossing. Houses and gardens can be seen receding into the distance. On the right, partially obscured by trees, is the Solomontown Public School. (See B 4360) [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Chronicle, Sep. 25, 1926. / Three Chain road, Solomontown / 1926'.
Port Pirie Technical School
[General description] This two storey, concrete rendered building with a tiled roof was built in 1925 by contractor Frederick Fricker on a site in Ellen Street adjoining the High School. The cost of this project was over 9,300. The school has large windows and a pair of Dutch gables over its front porch. [On back of photograph] 'Port Pirie Technical School / Before 1927'.
Public Hospital
Public Hospital at Port Pirie in 1932. The two storey building consists of one part with a balcony over a verandah, one part with twin peaked eaves, and a sloping roof over a single storey section. Wooden fence railings line the street.
Smelters, Port Pirie
Smelters, Port Pirie showing workers coming off their shift and walking down the main street. The BHP smelter was built in 1889 alongside an existing one built by British Broken Hill Blocks mining company.
Port Pirie
Port Pirie's Ellen Street. The tower on the railway station can be seen on the left of the photograph. An engine stands in the middle of the road
Port Pirie
Port Pirie. Ellen Street lined with hotels and business's. The Royal Exchange Hotel stands on the right of the photograph. Horace Edgar Duncan was the proprietor of the hotel at the time this photograph was taken.
Port Pirie
Port Pirie showing the Barrier Hotel in Ellen Street. At the time of the photograph the proprietor was JD Daly.
Welcome decorations
Welcoming decorations across Alexander Street for the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester's visit to Port Pirie.
Welcome for Lady Galway at Port Pirie
A welcoming crowd for Lady Galway, wife of the Governor of South Australia as she arrives by train in the main street of Port Pirie during a visit to the area. Photograph appeared in the 'Adelaide Chronicle' on 19 October 1918.
Coal bunkers at Port Pirie
Large coal bunkers at Port Pirie, Ellen Street and part of the town can be seen in the background.
Moving a large shed at Port Pirie, South Australia
The transfer of a large galvanised iron shed pulled by a horse-drawn wheeled platform on to Ellen Street, Port Pirie, South Australia; the Barrier Hotel appears in the background.
Sir Henry Galway arriving at Port Pirie
A large crowd in Ellen Street, Port Pirie, waiting to welcome Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, who is arriving by train during a visit to the town.
Welcome for Lady Galway at Port Pirie
A welcoming crowd for Lady Galway, wife of the Governor of South Australia as she arrives by train in the main street of Port Pirie during a visit to the area. Photograph appeared in the 'Adelaide Chronicle' on 19 October 1918.
![Port Pirie Harbour resurveyed [cartographic material] /
Alex B. Moncrieff, Engineer in Chief](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/f2/d9/9685-de62-54c2-944b-49e17cd8e18d.jpg)
Port Pirie Harbour resurveyed [cartographic material] / Alex B. Moncrieff, Engineer in Chief
Shows street names, wharves, government buildings, provides the names of some businesses, gives soundings in the harbour and indicates vegetation. Ink on linen.
Florence Street, Port Pirie
Florence Street.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
West corner of Pirie and Wyatt Streets, Adelaide, taken on February 11th, 1924. Horner's Motors occupy most of this building, along with Silas H. Martin, Merchants, Manufacturers, Agents and Indentors, and Golden Casket Chocolates. Bert Mathis' Ham Shop is on the corner. Duncan & Co. is next door. For a view of this corner taken in 1918, see B 85.
Pirie Street
Insurance Chambers, corner of Pirie and King William Streets.
Port Pirie
[General description] This view shows the premises of C. Milbank, Butcher and Baker, during a flood. A group of people, perhaps the proprietor and family, stand on the verandah whilst boys play in the floodwater in the street. The buildings are wooden with shingle roofing. A wagonette stands in the water nearby.
The Soap Factory, Port Pirie
The soap and candle factory, Marie Elie Street; also includes the sheds used for drying skins.